The Sony A95L television is the first model from the Japanese manufacturer to feature the new QD-Oled panel, brighter for even more impactful HDR rendering. It obviously retains all the features that made its predecessor successful.
The Sony Bravia XR-65A95L is a great TV. Very bright, the new QD-Oled panel delivers a striking HDR image, especially since it is perfectly calibrated in SDR and HDR. QD-Oled technology takes the advantage over Oled with its very wide colorimetric coverage, which can make the difference on certain content. This model stands out from the competition with its powerful audio system and its long list of features (integrated microphone, backlit remote control, Bravia Cam, Bravia Core).
Strong points
- Image quality.
- Very high peak brightness.
- High performance anti-reflective filter.
- Quality audio system.
- Versatile Google TV.
- Integrated microphone and camera.
- Bravia Core (24 months of free access).
- HDMI 2.1 inputs (4K 120 Hz, ALLM, VRR).
- Backlit remote control with speaker (for easy finding).
Weak points
- Disappearance of the headphone jack.
- Only two HDMI 2.1 4K/120 Hz inputs.
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Alternatively
The Philips 65OLED908 is one of the best televisions on the market. It not only delivers an excellent quality image, with an Oled Meta panel which benefits from a very high light peak, but also an integrated soundbar for high-end audio. It also offers ambient lighting (Ambilight) exclusive to the brand, which further enhances immersion, and a powerful processor. In short, an ultra-versatile television, with which we ultimately have little to complain about.