Sony Bravia 7 II is a TV that shows RGB Mini-LED doesn't have to be reserved only for the wealthiest buyers. And although in a few places it’s clear it sits below the Bravia 9 II, in everyday use it doesn't feel like a heavily stripped-down model. The biggest thing here is the combination of very good black levels, high brightness and Sony's excellent algorithms. That makes the picture dramatic, w...
Rating
8.4/10
Movies and series in UHD quality
8.0
Classic TV, YouTube
8.0
Sports broadcasts (TV and apps)
7.7
Gaming on console
8.9
TV as a computer monitor
7.8
Watching in bright light
9.0
Utility functions
9.4
Apps
9.6
Sound quality
7.8
Sony Bravia 5 is the continuation of the iconic X90L model, and it's clear that the manufacturer aimed to take a step forward. A greater number of backlighting zones have been implemented, which makes the contrast seem better in many scenes, with deeper blacks than its predecessor. The 120 Hz panel and MotionFlow system allow you to tailor the fluidity of the image to your own preferences – from a...
Rating
7.6/10
Movies and series in UHD quality
7.0
Classic TV, YouTube
7.4
Sports broadcasts (TV and apps)
7.3
Gaming on console
8.7
TV as a computer monitor
8.0
Watching in bright light
6.9
Utility functions
7.6
Apps
9.6
Sound quality
7.0
Sony X90L is a premium model from the Japanese manufacturer, which premiered in 2023 but will successfully continue into 2024. The Sony brand and the name Bravia are associated with excellent picture quality, and this model confirms that reputation – it offers great brightness and very good blacks. Despite having fewer local dimming zones than the competition, it makes up for it with an advanced a...
Rating
7.7/10
Movies and series in UHD quality
7.5
Classic TV, YouTube
7.5
Sports broadcasts (TV and apps)
7.4
Gaming on console
7.9
TV as a computer monitor
7.4
Watching in bright light
7.8
Utility functions
8.0
Apps
9.6
Sound quality
7.0