Good deal – The Sony XR-55A95K “5-star” TV at €2,239.00

The first model to use a QD-Oled panel manufactured by Samsung Display, the Sony Bravia A95K television promises to display a brighter and more saturated image than conventional Oled models, without neglecting the audio part, design and novelties.

QD-Oled technology is making a remarkable entry into the television market: the Sony Bravia XR-55A95K quite simply becomes one of the best televisions in our comparison, alongside the LG C2 and Panasonic JZ2000. It displays a perfectly calibrated image and infinite contrast – like the vast majority of televisions – but also offers an even wider color palette, unrivaled viewing angles and an even more effective anti-reflective filter. If we add to this all the features offered by this model (hands-free control, backlit remote control, Bravia Cam, HDMI 2.1), we obtain a television close to perfection, which is suitable for both film and series lovers. TV only to video game enthusiasts.

Strong points

• Image quality.
• Brightness peak for an OLED model.
• High performance anti-reflection filter.
• Powerful audio system.
• Versatile Google TV.
• Bravia Core (24 months of free access).
• Two HDMI 2.1 inputs (4K 120Hz, ALLM, VRR).
• Backlit remote control with speaker (to find it easily).

Weak points

• Consumption.
• Disappearance of the headphone jack.
• Limited Bravia Cam functionality (planned update).

Alternatively

The Philips 55OLED907 is quite simply one of the best televisions on the market. Whether in SDR or HDR, it offers excellent image quality, especially since the slightly boosted brightness peak further increases the impact of HDR content. Philips impresses above all with its foolproof image processing and the performance of its motion compensation engine. The manufacturer also stands out from the competition with a rotating stand, a backlit remote control, a Bowers & Wilkins audio system and of course its Ambilight system, a true signature of the house. The Phlips OLED907 is a success.