Product Reviews

Amazing picture, easy to set up and use, great smart TV

I have two of these TVs. Best price, features and picture quality combination. P.S. Supports 120Hz for PS5 games that support it.

Bought this as wanted a bigger TV. Does the job very well and has lots of features that I will likely never use as will be just using the hdmi port for the sky box 99% of the time.

Really nice TV. Everything we hope for and more. Works well with PS5, blu-ray and sound systems. Great range of features and good quality picture and sound.

Fantastic TV Picture is outstanding, great features as well

Had this exchanged for my old tv as it was faulty very happy but i cant watch any of my 3d movies and i have liads of them

I'm using the TV as PC monitor, before recent update it had issue under 4k HDR 120hz. Now everything works great. (my PC: MSI 3070 with AMD 5800x, 32GB memory, 5 TB SSD) Also the TV's own software is capable of stream option(e.g. on some device steam link can only support 30Hz, but this tv had no issues at all). Package is very the thoughtful make it easy and safe to unpack by the way.

The picture quality of this TV is outstanding. The user interface (Android TV) is intuitive and responsive. We are using the TV with a 5.1 surround system so we are not using the TVs onboard speakers but they are surprisingly powerful, although bass is still a little lacking. Overall, this is an excellent package and comparable with more expensive flagship models from other brands. With future updates for VRR and ALLM promised, the TV will be an even better buy.

Love it! The picture is fantastic and the design is slick. I've paired it with a soundbar so can't really comment on the sound but if you are pairing with a good audio system, it's great value!

I bought this TV to run with the PS5 after seeing other reviews and recommendations against OLED...Great picture and has all the specs to make the most of the PS5

Bought this a month ago, superb TV and picture quality.. defo notice the difference plugging my ps5 into it.

Great overall. HDR, motion and uniformity are brilliant. Problems: Vignette in corners. Still no VRR or ALLM yet. Blurring at 120hz 4K mode. No option to reduce colour banding in 8 bit content leaves a lot of posterising even in 4k material.

I bought this 3 weeks ago and am very happy with my purchase, this isn't my 1st bravia 4k, and I was shocked at the difference between the 2 for picture quality.

great product with good features. Recommended for anyone looking for a entry level smart tv

Total value for money, brilliant price brilliant picture

I really like this TV, I just need to be able to buy a ps5 to go with it lol ;)

I just plugged it in and it told me what to do. Found my tv box and sound bar easily. And the picture is amazing, you could fall into it

Purchased this one after my disappointment with another brand tv, after reading several recommendations decided to buy this one, main reason was motion handling and I am not disappointed. Recommended. And the Android TV is fantastic.

Got lgs and samsung tvs but the cinematic experience with this is astounding...and next gen gaming ready.

We bought a Sony KD-55XH9005 TV about a month ago and are very pleased. Great picture and the Android operating system makes adding Apps really easy - everything we need through one remote, including live TV, catch-up, plus Spotify, You Tube ... One slight negative is the design of the legs (needed if the TV is not to be wall mounted) which let the overall look down a bit.

I was a bit concerned about this TV and the fact that uses Android TV. I was wrong. It is super responsive to the point I stopped using my Roku stick completely. Coming from another Sony TV, this one delivers on image quality bar none. Even watching some 720p streams the image looks great. Now, when it comes to watching 4K HDR, that's where the TV really shines, it's so bright sometimes it hurts and the nuance on shadows and dark areas is phenomenal. The only downside I could find are the lack of VRR support and issues with 4K120 that are well known, I really hope Sony can fix them and deliver on their promises. I'm really happy with this TV and would recommend it to anyone.

Great picture abd colours. Easy to set up and use. No

Although the picture is fantastic I cannot really comment on that because I am upgrading from an old 1080p non HDR TV to my first 4K nor can I comment on the sound quality as I have linked it up to an amplifier before it was even turned on. What I can say is that I am really impressed that with the eARC to link in my Sony STR-DN1080 amplifier and putting the PS5 straight into the TV was really simple as they were automatically detected with an easy on screen set up. Just waiting for the VRR update to come through I don't think the PS5 is using this yet.

Amazing picture for gaming on ps5. How ever big let down that some times I have to reset the TV when sound goes away. Pls fix in update sony. Not had the update

I have just had it for 2 weeks or so, picture quality is stunning, shame we dont get TV signals in 4K. The user menu on remote though could do with more streamlining, and ease of usage. I am not too happy with constant monitoring of viewing habits though, and would be nice to be able to stop all this data being streamed back to somewhere, where big brother lives.

I got this TV to upgrade to 4k alongside my ps5. The TV can run the ps5, 4K at 120fps. Nothing I have runs at this resolution but it's ready for the future. It has great app integration for things like iPlayer and Netflix. Very impressive and great value, and surprisingly great sound.

This TV seems to have an internal language of Japanese, because it cannot find or talk to any Harddrive devises. The salesman in Media Markt assured me that it would work with any HDD formated in FAT32, but it doesn't. The salesman at Saturn assured me that the WD MyBook AV TV 2TB that he sold me would work with thiis straight away. He lied. Sony Support do not answer my messages, emails or requests for help, they are probably as clueless as I am and are too embarased to answer. So as long as you don't want to record anything you'll be fine with this TV.

I bought the tv about 3 weeks ago and since i have fallen in love with it. the picture quality is amazing

Bought this t.v. after reading many reviews on it. Great value t.v. and a lot cheaper than an Oled equivalent.

Improved picture and sound quality. Highly recommended

Fantastic tv.i bought it so I could enjoy the next gen gaming features with hdmi 2.1! Still waiting for vrr and allm update to make it a complete package,but overall I am very happy with it!

I am extremely happy with my purchase, will recommend it

I bought my TV about 2 weeks ago to update from my old Sony TV KDL40w4500 which is still work well more than 10 years old. This was bought so wife can watch other platform like Netflix etc plus to keep up with new tecnology.

Bought this a fortnight ago. Great picture, if I were to improve it would be to have more HDMI 2.1 ports. You get 4 and only 2 are the higher spec. Works great with a Sonos Arc Atmos setup.

The picture is superb. We are really happy with it. Works best in low light settings and good viewing angles. Sound is good - for a TV but we opted for a soundbar. Only let down so far is the Android software creashing. We've had to restart the TV a few times.

Love this Sony a great tv stunning picture a great easy to use menu

Big screen, great picture, with the packaging setup the TV was super easy to install.

Excellent for films and sports ⚽️ Large screen great graphics and sound

Bought the TV last year and it is a great, its perfect for streaming shows and movies. I'm also really looking forward to playing playstation games when I get my hands on the PS5. It is expensive but I would say well worth it, the technology inside the tv is prepared for the future.

I bought this TV because I was excited by the features HDMI 2.1 offers, namely 4K/120Hz and Variable Refresh Rate. The TV didn't actually have those features at the time but Sony said they would be added in a firmware update. 4K/120Hz was eventually added, and I was eventually able to get it working with my RTX 3080 - it took some fiddling. I almost immediately reverted to 4k/60Hz though, because 4k/120Hz looks terrible - it is clearly not 4K but a poor quality upscale that makes text painful to read. It looks worse than 1080p/120Hz. Sony say that 4k/120Hz is designed for moving video and not for static images. This is nonsense - the human eye has poor detail resolution when something is moving quickly, as you will see if you've ever paused a bluray in a fight scene, so what they're really saying is "this only really works when you can't tell it's not actually a 4K image". The official advice is to switch to 4k/60Hz when you want to view static content, which is basically admitting that the feature doesn't work. The whole point of 4k/120Hz is that you shouldn't have to make a choice between sharp text/images and smooth motion. To me, Variable Refresh Rate is HDMI 2.1's killer feature as it leads to smoother gaming at any resolution or refresh rate... and it still hasn't been implemented. Sony still claims it will be added by a firmware update, but the TV has been on the market for most of a year so if it was just waiting for certification as they originally claimed surely it would have been there by now. eARC is no use to me and since there are other issues when HDMI2.1 is enabled like the display not connecting when I reboot the PC I've reverted to HDMI2.0. At 4k/60Hz or 1080p/120Hz the TV is fine... but I didn't need to buy a brand new model with HDMI 2.1 ports for that. Basically it looks like Sony overestimated this TV's capabilities and are now trying to hide it from people that bought it. My impression of the Sony brand has dropped through the floor because of the way they have handled this.

Bought this panel november last year. Tv was amazing with next gen consoles. But since the last update i have noticed alot of things wrong with the tv. Tv has developed a micro stutter and have noticed really bad colour banding. Im so disappointed if it was still the way it was before update this would be a solid 4.5 stars. Maybe this is a faulty panel from the first batch I've received. I would recommend the product if these problems didnt occur. Ive also rated 2 stars for features as its missing features that were advertised and promised

Purchased this XH90 55" 4k Sony Bravia android TV from John Lewis a couple of weeks ago , and I am astounded of what it is capable of. 4k picture via Netflix is awesome and the way it can interact with your smartphone is excellent...highly recommend it.

I bought this TV to use with the ps5, and also watch 4K movies. The price point is great for the features for a LED TV.

I bought this in January. Compared to other brands on tech spec and quality it was at least £600 cheaper. Kids love it for gaming.

Picture perfect for me, sound quality great no complaints

I bought this particular model for the sole purpose of hooking it up to a playstation 5 with a HDMI 2.1 cable, of the 4 hdmi ports provided, ports 3 & 4 are the 120hz capable ones, just a firmware update away and we are good to go

If you want to get close the contrast of OLED but your budget doesn’t quite stretch (like mine) then this is a great alternative. The color is beautiful, deep blacks and Dolby Vision support. My only complaint is the sound is not great, but for me that isn’t an issue as I have a Dolby Atmos speaker setup to go along with it, just a thought to keep in mind.

This is a fabulous TV like being in the cinema. You do need to use a good quality wall mount that is fit for the weight. I am megger impressed.

Ive had the set now for a couple of weeks and have to say I’m pretty impressed with it. It was pretty easy to set up and hang on the wall and despite it being slightly thicker than many of its rivals it’s still unobtrusive on a slim bracket. I paired this tv with a Sonos Arc so can’t comment on the sounds quality of the set itself, but running the Sonos through eArc was simple and intuitive. The menus take some getting used to, mainly as Sony calls some of the same picture settings seen on other manufacturers different names. Other than Wanting to see Apple Music app alongside the Apple TV app I have no complaints. Feed the set some HDR and the picture is crisp, the colours pop and blacks are deep. The level of tech as standard should future proof it for a while also.

I opted for this full array LED model over an OLED as our living room gets a lot of sun and despite their amazing picture, the OLEDs are not very bright. I didn’t fancy having to sit in the dark every time I wanted to watch the TV. I’m glad I made this choice as the picture on this model is excellent! However, you’ll want to turn off the motion smoothing (unless you’re watching sport), as you’ll notice what’s referred to as the “soap opera effect” where the characters really stand out against the background, making everything look quite false. Switching this off makes for a far more natural picture. The viewing angle on this full array LED set is far superior than our previous edge lit Sony LED which looked a little washed out when viewing from a side angle. The TV up scales HD very well, but as with all 4K TVs, watching anything in standard def doesn’t look great, due to the need to upscale to a factor of 16 rather than 4. (4K has 4x the number of pixels than HD and 16x the number of pixels than SD, so it’s a big ask expecting a 4K TV to make SD look good). The sound is also OK in my opinion. These types of TV tend to get criticised for poor sound. When consumers demand thin TVs there’s effectively no room to put the speakers, so you generally end up with small speakers which then get complained about. Us consumers clearly want to have our cake and eat it! However all things considered, I actually find the sound on this set to be fairly reasonable, but you might wish to consider a decent soundbar or home theatre system to really complete the home cinema experience. Connectivity on this model is great, with plenty of ports that are conveniently located near one side, making it easy to connect up when wall mounting. I haven’t really used the smart features on this TV (our Sky Q box does everything we need) but the response times on the menus etc is pretty fast (our previous Sony was slow to boot up; no such issue with this model). So in conclusion, a great all round TV suitable for rooms that get a lot of natural light and for those needing a wider viewing angle.

I bought this as my last tv broke and I wasn't disappointed. This goes very very well with my PS5 and is very good looking.

We got this Newer Version of our Sony Bravia through our 5 year guarantee which applied to our previous one Sony replaced it for the updated one as it could not be rectified by a software update We are more that Happy with the service we received from Sony