Sony Bravia 189 cm (75 inches) XR Series 4K Ultra HD Smart Full Array LED Google TV XR-75X90L (Black)

Superb product! I am very much impressed picture quality, sound and enjoy lot.

The TV's picture and sound quality is awesome. Dark blacks, and night scenes are easily viweable. Installation experience to track and get it done from Sony/Amazon wasn't good. I had to make 3-4 calls dealing with dumb customer care executives of Amazon. Also, Amazon invoice copy mentioned a different Serial Number than what is provided over TV to me. Still struggling to get this correct with Sony and Amazon.Edit (After 20 days of usage)Pros - stunning clarity and beautiful colours.Deep blacksAwesome sound quality experience, sound follows the direction.Relatively fast as compared to other Android TVs in market when you boot or navigate.SD content is also enhanced greatly for viewers experience.Bravia Core gives a different level of experience while watching movies in it. It has iMAX, DTS-x, Dolby 5.1 etc to immerse yourself.Cons- Since its an Android TV, it will become outdated in a span of 5-7 yearsNo option to lock your Google Profile (its an Android drawback for its TV platform rather than Sony's).

Great quality. Used it for watching movies in the bedroom.

Tv is awesome and installation was done the same day without any issues

Awesome clarity

Superb service of Mr Naveen from Sony service center,

Great television

Bought this after doing a lot of online research and going to a few TV stores in person. At this price point, (~1.25 L excluding discounts), I could have gone for an OLED but considering the issues with entry level OLEDs (which are available at that price point), I decided to go with this 55 inch TV - which is a full array LED.One issue I faced was with internet speed. I have a broadband with 200 Mbps, but considering any issues with wifi, I got the LAN cable fixed up till the TV. I thought the speed would be fantastic. I was testing the Bravia Core app that is free for 2 years with the TV (which needs 80 Mbps). The sound was choppy and picture was constantly buffering. Wifi was even worse because thogh speed test showed 200 Mbps, the picture was constantly buffering for 4K content. When I checked the internet speed (with LAN cable and wifi disabled) from the TV (using Google play app), the speed was always 100 Mbps only. After some research online, I found out that the LAN port provided by Sony can handle only 100 Mbps max. As advised online, I bought an ethernet to USB3 adapter and the speed is good now (max speed of my broadband). We need to make sure that the ethernet to USB3 adapter we get should be plug-and-play and should support ChromeOSExcept for the issue with LAN speed, (mentioned above), overall am very happy with the TV.My considerations for going with this TV:- My living room is highly ventilated. We don't have sunlight directly coming into the room, but it is very close to that and it is very bright. Hence, we needed a TV what was bright.- Price: Something in the 1 - 1.25 L range- Longevity - Want a TV that I need not replace for the next 7 years or so. As OLED is still maturing and has issues such as heating, burn-in and a slightly higher power consumption, went with this TV. Especially, the main issue is with burn-in. As most channels have the logo displayed prominently, it could cause an issue.Pros:- Great picture quality. As mentioned in some online reviews, for a 4K content, I could not see much difference between this and OLED. The pure 4K content - checked from www.demolandia.net is stunning on this TV.- Good Audio - I connected my existing soundbar to this via bluetooth and the quality is very good. Could feel the bass and hear the dialogs in movies very clearly.Cons:- Value for money - This is priced high compared to other brands and models.- Internet speed - Need to buy additional hardware (mentioned above) to utilize the full bandwidth and get a good 4K stream.