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Sony ’s Bravia 9 flagship mini LED TV is a fascinating new addition to the increasingly diverse 2024 TV landscape.
As perhaps the most advanced 4 K LED TV ever made, it offers a brilliant display of television's “ Three Cs ’: colors, contrast, and clarity.
It's expensive, skimps on HDMI 2.1 gaming inputs, and comes with some of the inevitable limitations of virtually all backlit LED TVs.
The Bravia 9 is an unadulterated brightness powerhouse.
It's frustrating that Sony continues to offer HDMI 2.1 support across only two of the TV’s four inputs.
The TV's great sound means some may not add an audio device, but the potential need to swap cables for multiple consoles is silly at this price.
Sony uses antireflection and wide-angle panel technologies that beg other compromises.
The TV isn’t on par with OLED displays that light up each pixel individually, but you’ll really have to look to find light spillage.
Only the more recent Samsung QN90 TVs look better to my eyes.
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