What I'm not happy with: Bluetooth range is very poor compared to other (budget) TV's I've had. It cuts out once I leave the room despite having thin hollow walls in my house. Picture quality isn't anywhere near where I feel it should be. It isn't very sharp and there's way too much messing around to get the balance between the blacks and whites. It's too dark too so the brightness is set at max. I've checked online for guides and been on reddit for other users guides on picture quality set up but haven't found anything that makes me happy with the quality of the picture. I bought this TV as an upgrade and it's my first Sony TV, sadly it will be my last. The positives: It has Google TV built in so all my apps are in one place. No need for other devices such as fire sticks or extra remote controls. The TV looks slim and pleasing on the eye. There are a variety of ports including 2 x hdmi 2.1 which is great. I can't comment on the sound as I use a sound bar. That being said. I just wanted a TV that I could switch on, have a decent picture out of the box with maybe minor tweaking. My last TV was a budget hisense and the picture quality on that was miles better. I don't feel the TV is faulty, it's just nowhere near good enough for the price. The 2 stars are for the ports available on the TV, built in Google TV and how the TV looks in general. The loss of 3 stars is for the poor picture and Bluetooth quality.

I bought this Sony TV at a slight discount during the 2025 Black Friday Sale, from my local retailer. So far it is proving to be an Excellent Purchase. It has an excellent picture quality and excellent sound. No complaints and would defined recommend it.

Bought this TV 2 weeks ago. Fabulous picture and sound. Would be nice if it was a bit more up to date with its connections. It is also expensive compared to its competitors. But I believe it was worth the extra money. Only real disappointment is the stand. This could be better.