PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
TV Display Type: LED
Screen Size (in): 75"
Display Resolution (pixel): 3840 x 2160
Dimensions with Stand (WxDxH) (mm): 1675 x 398 x 992
Dimensions without Stand (WxDxH) (mm): 1675 x 73 x 962
Warranty (Years): 1
Hang it for sure!
That is one hell of a deal. Pounced.
Not OLED :(
Not that size and money
Aren't all LEDs in an array?
Its referring to the backlighting I think. Vs being lit from the sides.
Some LED TVs are side lit or back lit with a single light panel - this one has an array of ~56 back light areas that can light independently to give better brightness/contrast in specific areas
No where as good as mini LED with 500+ zones or OLED with individual pixel control (8M pixels) but Sony pulls it off pretty well compared to other brands
FYI with OLEDs and MicroLED, each colour is an individual light source.
An RGB OLED (e.g. Quantum dot) would have 25 million light sources.
LG WOLEDs would have a different sub pixel arrangement.
X90 85 inch for 2.7k is probably the cheapest ive seen
That sounds…. Big.
No TV is too big.
Added 85" to title
I matched the Sony store yesterday and with cash rewards got it for $2740 delivered.
Wonder if it's worth getting this over oled. Still not sure if burn in has been addressed enough to go in on an oled.
Still living in 2015 I see…
I'd hop over to the lgs that are out if they really have gotten better at mitigating it.
They've been good at doing it for 6 years now.
Whether you want big TV or good OLED screen?
These are not even close to the OLEDs when it comes to picture quality. If you aren't interested in OLEDs, my suggestion would be to go with Mini LEDs
My LG oled from 2018 has had terrible burn in since 2020. I think it’s a B7 or C7. 65”
It’s only worth getting this if you don’t care about picture quality as much and would rather save money. I have c9 oled going very strong, and the 65” Sony. I wish I got another lg oled honestly
I would say you're good unless you have someone at home who watches traditional tv with static elements on hours on end.
Gaming. Which is just as bad
Yeah. That too.
I have the fiddy five X90 in my living room, great TV. Now if only my 65" Pana Plasma would die in the TV room….
65 too small for a TV room in this day and age
75+ FTW
I'd take non oled samsung/LG 82"er over a 55 or 65" OLED any day of the week, no questions asked.
Only of you sit very far back lol.
65 too small for a TV room in this day and age
Depends on how big the room is. A 75" from 3 metres away will be smaller to your eyeballs than a 6" phone at arms length.
You could accidentally smash it with a hammer
Im thinking laser pointer + cat. That way no evidence it was me.
If you just want a huge tv this is a great price, but as far as image quality goes OLED is far superior.
review for full context
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/sony/x90k
"Now, if you just want a reliable car, a Subaru Forester is perfectly fine, but as far as top speed goes, a Maserati is much faster"
I mean a Kogan tv will get you from a to b. And you will save loads.
Not that cheap with OLED 77", some want big over OLED for the same price.
Im proposing that from now on, if someone mentions OLED in a deal that doesn't involve OLED, they go to jail for 1 month.
If they can find an OLED 77" for under $2000
Do I share a cell with anyone?
You'll be sharing EVERYTHING.
75 inch says $1995?
Flashsale10 code will help you out
Cries in WA - "Delivery is currently unavailable for your location"
Price match at Sony web site, you will get free delivery around Oz, plus 8% cash back from Cash Rewards.
@Buy2Much thanks for the tip, I was sceptical that Sony would price match a flash sale price and Bing lee wouldn't deliver here in WA, but I got an email from Sony that the price match was approved and I have just order the 75" for my parents and hopefully they will deliver it to rural WA.
If you want to get the biggest and best (and $$$), go for 85X95K mini led.
https://www.binglee.com.au/products/sony-85-x95k-bravia-4k-m…
Wtf this is an insane deal, bought the X90J 75inch for around the same price as 85inch.
How do these compare to my 75' 9500G? I paid double this in 2019 but 90 series seems more a downgrade.
https://www.rtings.com/tv/tools/compare/sony-x950h-vs-sony-x…
Suggests the H rates better.
Doesn't seem like much changes in the models since, short of adding hdmi 2.1. Real HDR in my model was a big improvement over the 9500C I had from 2015 which had a firmware update giving it a shoddy HDR mode.
I'd lean towards changing my main TV's to OLED anyway.
Any recommendations for a wall mount for the 85" that has articulating arms?
Love Sony android tvs
You can buy Google Chromecast TV for any TV
After having both Lg web os and Sony android TV, I would take Lg every day of the week. Is faster, easier to navigate, less buggy, smoother and faster. You can get android tv for any TV anyway.
LG remote used once I found very hard to use
Just point and click, it’s really great. Much better than using directional pad. At least you have both options with lg. I had a Samsung point and click before it, so it was a main requirement going forward. Lucky lg had it with its oled models. It’s like using a mouse to navigate conjugated to using a keyboard.
I can still add 85" to cart, code still work for now
It’s back in stock, if someone is still interested. Don’t know if the code will work or not.
Code ended last night.
Luckily didn't bother with it when Sony had it on discount
Damn, I paid $2300 for the 75" just a few weeks ago.
Brilliant TV.
Enjoy ! How's is it in daylight if windows are in front
Does anyone have a screen shot of the X90K 75” at the $1795 price? Want to claim on shoppers protection… thanks
Thanks OP, grabbed one for delivery (no click clacks in Sydney)
Legs are 1.3m apart so now need a new TV stand…