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Introducing Sony’s best-ever OLED TV, with awe-inspiring contrast and our brightest-ever OLED picture. The BRAVIA XR A90J OLED TV, powered by the all-new Cognitive Processor XR, features next-generation technologies that redefine the viewing experience. Engineered for beauty inside and out, the A90J brings a premium, minimalist-inspired design that fits even the most sophisticated of aesthetics.

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				Motion looks exceptionally smooth.
				Wide HDR color gamut.
				Decent reflection handling.
			
			
			
			
				Some stutter with low frame rate content.
				Risk of permanent burn-in.
			
			
		
	


If you only tend to watch movies, especially those in HDR, then check out the Sony A90J OLED. It doesn't have the same gaming performance as the LG C1 OLED as it has higher input lag, but if you don't use it for gaming, it's an amazing TV. What sets this apart from the LG is that the A90J uses a different processor with much better gradient handling, and it also gets brighter in HDR, so combined with its much better out-of-the-box accuracy, colors pop more and are more vivid. It has eARC support for Dolby Atmos signals, and it also supports passthrough for DTS:X audio formats. Its SDR peak brightness isn't as bright as HDR, so it's not ideal for really bright rooms, but it has fantastic reflection handling.

If you want the best OLED TV we've tested, the LG is a great choice, but if you prefer something with better performance for watching movies in SDR or HDR, then look into the Sony.

The best OLED TV for movies we've tested is the Sony A90J OLED. It's a flagship TV with exceptional picture quality, especially if you're watching movies in a dark room. It has a sleek design that should look nice in most home theater setups, and you can elevate the stand to place a soundbar in front without blocking the screen.

OLEDs are known for their ability to turn off individual pixels, resulting in a near-infinite contrast ratio. It means that blacks are deep and inky when viewed in the dark, and there's no blooming around bright objects either. If you watch HDR movies, the A90J supports HDR10 and Dolby Vision, but not HDR10+. It displays a wide color gamut, has excellent out-of-the-box accuracy, and has fantastic gradient handling with minimal banding. It also gets brighter in HDR than most OLEDs; this means that although it's not as bright as LED TVs, HDR content still looks amazing.

Unfortunately, because it has such a quick response time, lower-frame rate content appears to stutter as each frame is held on longer. It has a motion interpolation feature if this bothers you. Also, OLEDs have the risk of permanent burn-in if exposed to the same static elements over a long period, but this isn't an issue if you watch varied content like movies. Overall, this is the best TV for movies.

The Sony A90J OLED is the best OLED we've tested for watching movies. Even though all OLEDs deliver the same exceptional picture quality when watching movies in dark rooms, this one stands out just a bit more than the competition. It uses a new type of OLED panel, which the LG C1 OLED doesn't have, allowing it to get brighter. Combined with its remarkable reflection handling, glare isn't an issue.

What makes this TV better than other OLEDs for watching movies in SDR or HDR is its decent HDR peak brightness, so small highlights pop. However, like other OLEDs, it has an aggressive Automatic Brightness Limiter, so large scenes of bright colors are more dim, and it performs best in dark scenes with small objects, like a starfield. It also has exceptional gradient handling, meaning you won't see much banding in scenes with areas of similar color, like a sunset. Also, Sony TVs are known for their exceptional out-of-the-box accuracy, and this one is no exception, as colors look accurate without calibration.

Sadly, while it's the best OLED for watching movies, it's still not the best gaming TV compared to other OLEDs. Its input lag is higher, so if you want to also game, the LG remains the best choice. Besides that, this is the best OLED for movies.

The best 4k HDR TV with an OLED panel that we've tested is the Sony A90J OLED. It's a high-end TV with stunning picture quality, especially when watching movies in HDR. It's amazing for watching HDR content, and it's available in a few different sizes, so you can get the one that suits your setup the most, and they all perform like the 55 inch version we tested.

What makes OLEDs like this one stand out versus traditional LED-backlit TVs is that it doesn't have a backlight and instead can turn each pixel on and off individually. It means that it has a near-infinite contrast ratio and doesn't have any blooming around bright objects. HDR content looks vivid because it displays a wide range of colors, has excellent out-of-the-box accuracy, so you won't need to calibrate it, and has decent HDR peak brightness. While the HDR peak brightness isn't the highest, it's better than other OLEDs, and it's enough to make highlights pop.

While it's a versatile TV with great gaming features like HDMI 2.1 bandwidth and variable refresh rate (VRR) support, it's not the best TV for HDR gaming. It doesn't have the lowest input lag, and its VRR support has some limitations. Also, it supports Dolby Vision but not HDR10+, meaning some streaming content will be limited to the basic HDR10 format instead of HDR10+. Besides that, it's the best OLED TV we've tested for watching HDR movies.

If you also watch content in a dark room at night, then the Sony A90J OLED is the best TV for use in bright and dark rooms. OLEDs are different from LED TVs like the Samsung QN85A QLED and the Sony X85J because instead of using a backlight, they turn each pixel on and off on their own. This means they have a near-infinite contrast ratio for perfect black levels and no blooming, making it a fantastic choice for watching movies in any environment.

Although OLEDs aren't known to get bright, this is actually one of the brighter OLEDs we've tested. It has alright SDR peak brightness, so while it's not enough to fight intense glare, it's fine for rooms with a few lights around as it has fantastic reflection handling that reduces the intensity of light. Because each pixel emits light in all directions, it also has a wide viewing angle, and the image remains the same from the sides.

The main downside to owning an OLED is the risk of permanent burn-in with long-term exposure to the same static elements over time. However, we don't expect that to be an issue if you watch varied content. If that isn't a concern for you, it's a great OLED TV to use in bright rooms.

 
			 
		
		
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				Google TV platform is smooth and easy to use.
				Image remains accurate at a wide angle.
				Fantastic reflection handling.
			
			
			
			
				Not bright enough for really bright rooms.
				Risk of permanent burn-in.
			
			
		
	


If you tend to watch a lot of movies, then the Sony A90J OLED is the best TV for streaming movies that we've tested with an OLED panel. Although all OLEDs deliver the same perfect black levels without any blooming, this one stands out versus the LG C1 OLED because it uses a brighter OLED panel, so highlights are vivid and pop more, especially in HDR. 

While it doesn't get bright enough for very well-lit environments, it's fantastic for watching movies in dark rooms, whether you're watching content in SDR or HDR. It displays a wide range of colors in HDR, and it has excellent out-of-the-box accuracy, so you won't need to get it calibrated to enjoy it to the fullest. It also has amazing gradient handling, so you won't see any banding in scenes with shades of similar colors, and it doesn't have any trouble upscaling lower-resolution content like from DVDs and Blu-rays.

Sadly, while it's better for watching movies than the C1, it's not as good for gaming because it has higher input lag and doesn't support FreeSync VRR to reduce screen tearing with an AMD graphics card. So get this TV if you watch movies, but it's not the best choice if you also want to use it for gaming. If gaming isn't your top priority, it's the best OLED TV for streaming movies.

If you prefer something with better movie performance, especially in HDR, look into the Sony A90J OLED. Its overall gaming performance isn't as good as on the LG C1 OLED, but that isn't an issue if you're going to watch movies outside. It uses a brighter panel, so highlights pop more in HDR, and it also has better gradient handling, meaning you won't see banding in scenes with shades of similar colors. It has excellent out-of-the-box accuracy, so colors appear accurate and life-like, typical of Sony TVs. It has a near-instantaneous response time for smooth motion, but that means low frame rate content appears to stutter, which could get distracting with movies.

If you want the best TV for use outdoors at night, the LG offers fantastic value and has gaming features. If you want the best pure movie experience, consider the Sony TV.

The best OLED TV for movie lovers who care about an accurate image is the Sony A90J OLED. Like the LG C1 OLED, it delivers incredible picture quality, with deep uniform blacks and no blooming around bright objects in darker scenes. Where it stands out compared to the LG is in terms of its picture processing. The Sony has much better tone mapping and better gradient handling, so there's less banding in areas of similar color, and fine details are preserved.

It has excellent accuracy out of the box, ensuring most colors are displayed accurately, and it has an excellent color gamut, with nearly full coverage of the DCI-P3 color space used by most HDR content. Finally, unlike the LG C1 OLED, it supports DTS and DTS-X passthrough, so you can still enjoy high-quality sound from UHD Blu-rays through the TV's eARC feature without having to route everything through your soundbar or home theater receiver.

Unfortunately, like all OLED TVs, there's a noticeable stutter in slow-panning shots when watching movies. It's caused by the TV's nearly instantaneous response time, so each frame is held static on-screen. There are a few features that can reduce this issue, though, and overall it's an amazing TV.

If you're not a gamer and tend to watch lots of movies, check out the Sony A90J OLED. While it has the same gaming features as the LG C1 OLED, like HDMI 2.1 bandwidth and VRR support, it doesn't support FreeSync, and it has higher input lag, so if you're a gamer, you should stick with the LG. However, the Sony has a different OLED panel that gets brighter, so highlights pop more in HDR, and it also has much better out-of-the-box accuracy, so you won't need to get it calibrated to enjoy it to the fullest. It upscales lower-resolution content like Blu-rays without issue, and you won't see any banding with shades of similar colors.

If you want the best all-around OLED in terms of value and performance, you can't go wrong with the LG, but if you want the best possible picture quality, the Sony is a good alternative.

Sony is an international entertainment and technology company based in Japan. They make all kinds of different electronics from cameras, to headphones, to soundbars, and they also produce movies and video game consoles. Simply put, there's a good choice you actively use a Sony product in your daily life, or you've owned a Sony product at one time. In terms of their TVs, they're one of the most well-known companies alongside Samsung and LG. While Samsung specializes in LED displays and LG dominates in the world of OLEDs, Sony produces great OLED and LED TVs, but they tend to be more expensive than the competition, and don't tend to offer the best value. Their lineup is smaller than other brands as they have a few OLED TVs and a few more LED models, but they tend to stay away from entry-level, low-cost models.

Sony stands out from the competition when it comes to their color accuracy as most of their TVs have accurate colors out-of-the-box, so even though you might spend a bit more on a Sony TV, you won't need to spend extra on getting it calibrated. Sony recently released a firmware update to add VRR support to most of their TVs, including the Sony X90J and the Sony A80J OLED, but even though their TVs have these gaming features, they're not the best for gaming. Their input lag is higher than other brands, and they don't support VRR, so only get a Sony TV if you want the best experience for watching movies and shows. They also have great image processing, and their OLEDs are the best TVs when it comes to gradient handling.

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If the lack of DTS support, which is still the main audio track on lots of movies, bothers you, check out the Sony A90J OLED instead. It's a high-end OLED TV in Sony's lineup, and it delivers nearly identical picture quality to the LG G1 OLED but has a slightly worse frequency response. It has less deep bass, and there's a strange dip in its frequency response between the bass and mids. Dialogue is clear and fairly well-balanced, though, and it gets very loud. It also has a unique feature that allows you to use the TV's speakers as the center channel in a surround sound home theater setup. It delivers exceptional OLED picture quality thanks to the near-infinite contrast and perfect black levels. Motion looks smooth as it has a nearly instantaneous quick response time, and it removes 24p judder from any source, which helps with the appearance of motion in movies.

If you want the TV with the best sound with an OLED panel, you can't go wrong with the LG. If you care about DTS support, check out the Sony TV instead.

The best 120Hz OLED TV that we've tested with great motion processing features is the Sony A90J OLED. Although all OLEDs have a near-instantaneous response time for smooth motion handling, this one has better features than the LG C1 OLED to improve the appearance of motion with low-frame-rate content like in movies. It's also available in a few different size variants, so you'll likely find the size for your needs.

It has a motion interpolation feature that brings 30 and 60 fps content up to 120 fps, which is known as the 'Soap Opera Effect', and it helps improve the appearance of motion in movies. It works well with most content, but like most TVs, there are artifacts in busier scenes. It also removes 24p judder from any source, which is important if you tend to watch movies from a 60p or 60i streaming box. Lastly, if you watch HDR content, it gets brighter than the C1, so highlights pop more, and it has much better out-of-the-box accuracy, so colors appear more life-like.

Sadly, while it has high-end gaming features like HDMI 2.1 bandwidth and VRR support, it doesn't support FreeSync and has higher input lag than the C1. If you're a competitive gamer, there are better OLED options for you, but if you tend to watch movies and want the best motion handling possible, it's one of the best 4k 120Hz TVs we've tested.

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 The speakers vibrate the panel sending high quality sound to the audience whether the tv is on a stand or wall mounted. Only the two subs are behind the tv, so the audio is crisp and directed toward you versus most of the tvs that have sound shooting at the back or at the bottom of the tv causing distortion. The a80j also has a sort of speaker set up, but it's less powerful and only has a single sub. The a90j also has a center speaker input on it

The 83-inch sony a90j is huge and amazing, but can i legitimately recommend it for most people, let's find out? What'S up this, be the installer and it's been a minute since i've sat down and reviewed the tv. So now i have the 83 and 65 inch sony. A90J - and i wanted to review the a90j with the larger size in mind, what are the differences it has from the smaller versions? How good does this tv look with various content and really help you decide if the sony master series oled is worth it or if i'd recommend another option like the sony a80j, the lg g1 or a top lcd tv before we get into it, smash the like Button, if you don't mind helping the channel grow and subscribe and ring the notification bell, if you aren't already subbed so you'll, be notified when i upload a new video, so i did a big unboxing video with this 83 inch 890 j. With the help of my wonderful wife jen, i'm not sure if it's super popular because of the tv or her, but either way check it out and we installed it on the wall with two other oleds above it, and i even did a settings video so check

 Really. The speakers on the a90j are really good for a tv. The speakers vibrate the panel sending high quality sound to the audience whether the tv is on a stand or wall mounted. Only the two subs are behind the tv, so the audio is crisp and directed toward you versus most of the tvs that have sound shooting at the back or at the bottom of the tv causing distortion

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Purchased a Sony A80J in 77 inches. Going up from an 55 inch oled. Gaming looks noticeably worse? Is this due to pixel density? 

Also looks darker on the Sony. Games don’t seem bright and vibrant. Any thoughts?

<div class="md"><p>Purchased a Sony A80J in 77 inches. Going up from an 55 inch oled. Gaming looks noticeably worse? Is this due to pixel density? </p>

<p>Also looks darker on the Sony. Games don’t seem bright and vibrant. Any thoughts?</p>
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Gaming looks worse on 77 inch oled?

The remote control doss not permit page down or up. As a result you have to scroll line by line. Very tedious. Additionally, the Google TV system is the worst

Not perfect

 Anyway, Now, the A90j here runs Google Tv, which I'll be honest, I've really warmed up too over the past several weeks. I'm a fan of its ease of use, the fact that once I've logged into apps, I don't have to put usernames and passwords in on any other Google Tv device. It blends in content that you watch with increasingly accurate recommendations over time, and makes picking up where you left off on a movie or show very easy. Google Assistant is here, of course, making everything easier and getting more powerful over time

 And yes, I think that's a good thing. Sound quality? Not something I usually dwell on in these reviews, but good Lord, this Tv sounds fantastic. So if you weren't already aware, there are transducers behind the screen which make the screen the source of sound. and this system does a pretty incredible job of pinpointing sounds to the on-screen source

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 Concert level. Played beautifully as the center channel. Rock concert level. If I blow it up so be it

  The arris/cox remote is a weak rf unit like the sony one. Sony cannot eliminate previous channels easily from the last played list. The cox can.  I am surprised at the numerous custom picture recommendations

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 But in those videos. I didn't discuss the differences of the Tv and smaller versions, other Tvs, or give buying advice. And before I get into the differences, I wanted to really quickly talk about the main four advantages that I see in the Sony A90j over other Tvs, both Oled and Lcd. First, this Tv has a heatsink so it keeps the panel cooler so Sony can push the A90j harder than the competition

 The speakers vibrate the panel, sending high quality sound to the audience whether the Tv is on a stand or wall mounted. Only the two subs are behind the Tv, so the audio is crisp and directed toward you versus most of the Tvs that have sound shooting at the back or at the bottom of the Tv causing distortion. The A80j also has a sort of speaker set up, but it's less powerful and only has a single sub. The A90j also has a center speaker input on it

 It also allows the automatic brightness limiter to do less, which means better full screen brightness over the Aadj that doesn't have the heatsink then outside the panel or behind it really. The speakers on the A90j are really good for a Tv. The speakers vibrate the panel, sending high quality sound to the audience whether the Tv is on a stand or wall mounted. Only the two subs are behind the Tv, so the audio is crisp and directed toward you versus most of the Tvs that have sound shooting at the back or at the bottom of the Tv causing distortion

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