Sony Bravia 163 cm (65 inches) 4K Ultra HD Certified Android LED TV KD-65X9500G (Black) (2019 Model)

Bought it at 38% discount!!!!, zero % interest rate EMI was icing on a cake which made this product value for money, don’t go by the negative reviews, best in the business even better than OLeD, checked all the reviews in past three months and after that bought, very happy with decision !👍10 days and still can’t believe I bought it !👌👍

First of all, I'm not posting any pictures, as there are plenty available online. This is my honest review based on my usage of around 45 days.I would like to split the review into 3 sections, Picture Quality, Sound Quality, and Connectivity as these are the 3 sections that matter the most.Picture Quality - 9/10I own a 65" variant of this TV, and this TV can reach a peak brightness of over 1000nits! If you are familiar with this terminology, then you will know that its a lot! For actual HDR experience, you need to have at least 600 nits available at your disposal. The TV supports Dolby Vision and HDR 10, so watching content that supports these formats on Netflix is a treat to your eyes.The only con in this department is that the number of local dimming zones is lesser when compared to its competitor Samsung q70R, which results in occasional blooming.Sound Quality - 7/10Sound quality is pretty average, I needed to ramp the volume up to 80 (max is 100) to listen to dialogues in Narcos (Netflix series) properly. For youtube videos, a volume level of around 40 is sufficient, but for Dolby supported content, you need to really push the volume high. A soundbar with this TV is a necessity.Connectivity - 9/10The TV has 4 HDMI ports, out of which 1 supports eArc, it's not HDMI 2.1, but since it supports eArc, so you can benefit from lossless audio and Dolby Atmos. All 4 ports support HDR. I'm deducting 1 point only due to the lack of HDMI 2.1Overall - at this price point, you cannot go wrong with this TV. In my opinion TV for Indians is a long-term investment, so it's always better to spend that little extra and go for the best available TV out there.PS: Since its an LED, so there is no worry of burn-in (poor OLED), and for brighter (well-lit) rooms, LED is always better than OLED, which excels in pitch dark rooms.

The picture quality is excellent. The SONY tv is Worth the money at this price particularly. Audio quality could have been better. For me at least, buying a TV is synonymous with buying a SONY.

Picture quality closer to oled As it has the same picture engine. Best tv u get in this range as compare to oled.. go for it. Loved the quality..awesome

Received good Demo service from sunrise services Ahmedabad

Sony is the best.

Everything is good

As expected