This Sony 85'' Google TV Is $400 Off Right Now
Get excellent picture quality, smart features, and a massive screen—at a 27% discount.
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Get excellent picture quality, smart features, and a massive screen—at a 27% discount.
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The massive 85'' Sony X77L Google TV is currently on sale for $1,098, down from its original $1,498. It's equipped with a 4K processor to deliver lifelike picture quality in 4K resolution, with HDR contrast adding depth to the visuals. Plus, the Sony X77L also promises to enhance lower-res content to near-4K quality, so you can enjoy even older shows with improved color and clarity.
For gamers, especially those with a PlayStation 5, the X77L's Auto HDR Tone Mapping and Auto Genre Picture Mode are said to deliver optimized picture quality during gameplay. And if you're a sports or action movie buff, the Sony X77L's Motionflow XR technology promises blur-free motion, though some users have pointed out that the TV's speed isn't up to par, with only a 60Hz refresh rate causing noticeable lag. It's something to keep in mind if you're accustomed to faster, more responsive screens.
On the plus side, with Google TV built in, the Sony X77L offers plenty to watch right out of the box, thanks to its preinstalled free channels—even without a cable package or multiple streaming subscriptions. And, for those with streaming subscriptions, it consolidates all your services in one place. Additionally, the TV works with Alexa (if you have an Alexa-enabled device) and supports Apple AirPlay 2, adding to its versatility.
When comparing this model to others on the market, the Sony X77L holds its own in terms of picture quality and smart TV capabilities. However, for those focused on gaming or fast-moving content, similar-sized TVs with higher refresh rates, like the Samsung 83" S90C OLED, might deliver better performance. That said, the Samsung model comes at a significantly higher price point.
