Sony Bravia X70F LED 4K UHD HDR Smart TV - 55" $749 or 49" $649 Delivered (55% off) @ Amazon AU

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Saw this on amazon. Pretty cheap IMO. Don’t forget your Cashback!

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With 4K X-Reality PRO, every image is upscaled closer to true 4K quality for remarkable clarity, Images are sharpened and refined in real time
ClearAudio+ fine tunes TV sound for an immersive, emotionally enriching experience that seems to surround you, Hear music and dialogue with greater clarity and separation, whatever you’re watching
Go straight to YouTube and enjoy all your favourite videos, YouTube button on the remote control for easy browsing
SIMULATED SURROUND SOUND: S-Force front surround

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  bemybubble on 05/12/2019 - 05:28

  -1

  Don’t forget to subscribe and get 10% off 🤨

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  techno2000 on 05/12/2019 - 06:05

  +9

  No Android TV and also this is an outdated model. According to sony website new model is X70G and just $200 more even on sony's own website with free shipping.

  Discontinued model>>
  https://store.sony.com.au/archived-television-4K/KD55X7000F.…

  New model>>
  https://store.sony.com.au/television-4K-X7000/KD55X7000G.htm…

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    RogueWolf on 05/12/2019 - 08:54

    agree, hope nobody is buying at these prices, get a 2019 lg/panasonic/samsung for same price or less

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      pangwen on 15/12/2019 - 08:45

      For some reason, the 49" version is the same price as the 55" for the new model :\

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  Kanjus on 05/12/2019 - 06:06

  +1

  Not an android TV. Also taken out most of the decent specs. Not even sold in UK and USA.
  Would avoid.

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    jetblack on 05/12/2019 - 06:57

    +2

    I see this comment come up all the time in TV threads and I don't really get what the big deal about Android TV is? I have this one and I love it: no slow boot up, decent selection of apps (Netflix, YouTube, Amazon prime, Stan, freeview), decent picture quality and cheap.

    What are people using Android TV for beyond that, to justify the $1-2k leap in price?

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      GregFiona on 05/12/2019 - 07:07

      +1

      My 2019 55” Bravia Android tv was $799. The main advantage is the huge selection of apps via Google Play Store(Kodi, VPN, Foxtel Now, games, emulators etc)

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        G77 on 05/12/2019 - 08:42

        Buy a Nvidia Shield?

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          GregFiona on 05/12/2019 - 15:18

          @G77: Already got one, and a Mi box for my other TVs and travels. Why spend more if the TV has got everything built-in though? I use the Shield more(a bit faster and I have loaded more stuff on it), Wife and kids use the TV apps all the time

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        Make it so on 05/12/2019 - 12:42

        +1

        The thing is, I am not sure I want a tv that would run an outdated (and therefore vulnerable/insecure) operating system after just a few years. The hardware will outlast the software by a long time. So better off using an external replaceable device, like a Vodafone tv or Mibox, which at least can be replaced. I really wouldn't like the idea of an Android device on my internal network that hasn't had a security patch in 3 years and is always connected.

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          GregFiona on 05/12/2019 - 15:21

          @Make it so: Not sure what you mean, my 2015 Sony Android TV is still getting updates,I have done more updates on the TV than the Mi Box :)
          Also, how safer are the non-android TVs? They are always connected too

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            Make it so on 05/12/2019 - 15:26

            @GregFiona: That sounds pretty good, about your 2015 tv still getting updates. I would not have expected that.
            A dumber tv is potentially safer because it will probably have fewer vulnerabilities, simply because it has less code and can do less. Dumber tv's are more likely to run some proprietary OS that no hacker can be bothered to dive into looking for vulnerabilities because very few tv's could be exploited. Hack into Android, however, especially one with published known vulnerabilities that haven't been patched, and the world is your oyster.

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      MuddyClear on 05/12/2019 - 07:20

      For ongoing app updates through google play but the 4K X-Reality PRO is really a cool feature to have

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    djmm on 05/12/2019 - 08:42

    If you're just watching YouTube playing console watch movies,not a big deal.

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  lordezekiel on 05/12/2019 - 15:43

  How would this compare to a 55" 4K Jaeger TV?