Thanks to our ingenious Slim Backlight Drive, this 4K HDR television offers breathtaking picture quality in a super thin design.
Product Features
- Refresh Rate: 120Hz (Native); Motionflow XR 960 (Effective)
- Backlight: GRID ARRAY with Local Dimming and Boosting; Edge Lit
- Smart Functionality: Yes
- Dimensions (W x H x D): TV without stand: 48.9″ x 28.3″ x 1.4″, TV with stand: 48.9″ x 30.4″ x 10.4″
- Inputs: 4 HDMI (HDCP 2.2/HDMI 2.0a), 3 USB
- Accessories Included: Voice Remote Control (RMF-TX200U), Batteries (R03), AC Power Adaptor (ACDP-240E01), AC Power Cord Spec (C17 US 2Pin (w Polarity), Cord-Set), IR Blaster (IRB-BR1), Table Top Stand (Separate, assembly required)
This is that perfect Sony TV model that they seem to make every 5-10 years. I bought my last Sony in 2011, the Sony Bravia KDL55NX720 55-inch. It was my favorite tv I’d ever purchased. I try to buy a new, close-to-top-of-the-line or Top-of-the-line every 10 years (My last Sony before that was purchased in 2002). However, I had been reading about 4K and HDR technology and watching the prices fall, then I seriously started looking at a new tv about 4 months ago when I realized a perfect gift to my brother and his wife would be my current Sony. 55″ was exactly the…
Defective TV and even worse service from Sony Less than 6 months since purchase, this flagship model of Sony’s HDTV line will not power on. Spoke to Sony support for over an hour and a half troubleshooting only to have them tell me that the TV must be repaired. They have to order a part, mail the part to the Sony certified technician who will contact me with a time convenient to do the repair. A Sony Customer Support Representative said the wait may be 2-3 weeks. Another CS rep said the wait would only be 3-5 days. I asked Sony to…
This should not have happened!! Had this TV for 40 days and completely stopped working. No picture, no power. A shame. Seemed like a decent TV but fir the prices they are asking for these machines there should be no issues what so ever. Total Fail.