2020 Sony X950H 65-inch TV: Smart LED 📺 TV with 4K Ultra HD, HDR, and Alexa Compatibility Review

I will describe in more detail. Initially, LG OLED65BX was purchased. I used it for two weeks and ended up returning it to the store. There was not enough brightness and terribly infuriated numerous small glitches. Began to choose TV more thoughtfully. Looked at a bunch of options. Initially, VA was not considered at all, since there was some kind of prejudice. But after I looked live at this TV in the store (in comparison with oleds), all doubts disappeared: - the picture is really gorgeous…

At first I wanted to purchase 55". I studied and watched models of 19 and 20 onwards, including those on an IPS matrix. I came to Sony very quickly in my choice. As a result, I settled on 65XH9505. I join the opinion of users who recommend buying a matrix of at least 65 ". Given the adequate price difference from 55" on this model, it's worth it.

The best TVs are Sony. Pros: The picture is just bomb, there are no glare like on IPS-matrices. Appearance for 5+. If you are lucky with the assembly from Belgium, then there will be a backlit metal remote control. Has cons: Frail legs, the telly sways on them. Yellow LED, just like that, it was not possible to turn it off right away from the menu.

I'm not an expert on TVs, this is my first TV that I bought on my own. Prior to that, I "used" either a regular 27' monitor or unremarkable TVs. Having replaced my 32" TV with this one (which, by the way, took up the entire surface of my chest of drawers), I was dumbfounded by its size. Even in the store, it did not seem that big. 4K videos look amazing. Colors, clarity, everything is top notch. If you watch HD content, then there may be an error in upscaling. But this is not so critical. The…

Got pros: Excellent image, including image stretching. I am surprised that the sound is quite good, although they wrote everywhere that this is its biggest minus. Cons below: Lack of 4K@120 support for PS5. Not serious for the top products of one company.

Different pros: Picture quality Nimble OS Very good sound Many image tinctures Got cons: The TV is unsteady on its legs, sometimes the case cracks (very rarely)

Its pros: Excellent TV. There is something to compare and I assure you - it is beautiful. Got cons: They are not here. Well, except that the remote control could be with a gyro mouse like LG's. This is if you look for something to complain about.

With its pros. The picture is super, android. The ability to broadcast content from android and ios without installing third-party software. Different cons: There is no sound, in comparison with the plasma Pioneer which is already 13 years old. After a week of use, I bought a soundbar with a subwoofer. Now super.

The product is bad due to a breakdown and poor performance of the official service center. Unfortunately, I can not describe the work of the SC, because. must describe the product.

I didn’t listen to the sound - just a soundbar, so I won’t say anything about it. The quality of the picture is simply beyond praise. I don't know what more you could want from a TV. The work of the locale is visible only in the credits on a black background, but it is quite comfortable to watch. If you don't know, you might not even notice. I did not set up the picture at all - as it was out of the box, I look. I don’t know who is yellowing there - the picture is gorgeous. The design, by the…

Be careful when choosing, the legs can be placed ONLY at the edges. In the description on the Sony website, it is written that you can put the legs closer to the center and along the edges. But in fact, for our market - it is possible to install only at the edges. So, for a 65-inch model, you need a fairly wide cabinet. The only option for installing the legs is noted in the picture.

Probably for such money it makes sense to take LG OLED or cheaper LG Nano9xx. Although maybe I'm being picky. Has some pros Good TV. All settings left by default. The picture is good but in the showroom with 4k content it looked better. Didn't experience the wow factor. A good backlit remote (I have a TV from Finland). The built-in android is a plus, no need to fence all sorts of TV Boxes and so on. Cons: WiFi is worse than in other TVs, periodically falls off where xiaomi \ lg keep the network

I took it to replace the KD-55XH9505 bought last year, because. I wanted a bigger diagonal. This model has high brightness, excellent color reproduction and contrast, a very good 1080 signal upscale up to 4K, the design also did not let us down - a frame made of brushed steel around the screen and steel thin legs in chrome color. The quality of materials and assembly is very even. Therefore, I decided to take a similar model but in a diagonal of 65", just in case, I compared it with the LG…

Pros below: Very fast, especially after mi tv. Android, which is a plus in itself is simply huge. Viewing angles, despite the fact that the VA matrix, are almost perfect. Excellent sound, although I have an acoustic system, but I tested it before connecting it. Sounds really great for TV. High brightness and overall picture quality is very cool. Has cons: Missing hdmi 2.1 Pretty high input lag. But I don’t play online games, and in regular offline games this drawback will hardly be noticeable.