Bright and vibrant colors, Incredibly realistic contrast, and an array of smart features come together to make this Bravia from Sony the center of your home entertainment experience. Movies, TV, and games benefit from Sony's Cognitive Processor XR and the brilliant self-lit pixels of Sony's OLED panel. OLED delivers deep blacks and bright, colorful imaging that's only enhanced by a temperature sensor that precisely controls the TV's lighting. Sound is truly immersive, as actuators vibrate to use the entire screen as a speaker. Gamers will enjoy dedicated tone-mapped HDR and specific Game Mode settings. Both shows and games are easy to find and stream thanks to built-in Google TV and BRAVIA CORE.
Bright and vibrant colors, Incredibly realistic contrast, and an array of smart features come together to make this Bravia from Sony the center of your home entertainment experience. Movies, TV, and games benefit from Sony's Cognitive Processor XR and the brilliant self-lit pixels of Sony's OLED panel. OLED delivers deep blacks and bright, colorful imaging that's only enhanced by a temperature sensor that precisely controls the TV's lighting. Sound is truly immersive, as actuators vibrate to use the entire screen as a speaker. Gamers will enjoy dedicated tone-mapped HDR and specific Game Mode settings. Both shows and games are easy to find and stream thanks to built-in Google TV and BRAVIA CORE.
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The lowest price for Sony 65" Bravia XR A95L QD-OLED 4K HDR Google TV (2023) right now is $2,228.00 at Ubuy Australia, compared across 3 retailers.
The all-time low was $844.00 on 17 Feb 2026 — today's price is 164% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 10 June 2026.
Sony 65" Bravia XR A95L QD-OLED 4K HDR Google TV (2023)
Bright and vibrant colors, Incredibly realistic contrast, and an array of smart features come together to make this Bravia from Sony the center of your home entertainment experience. Movies, TV, and games benefit from Sony's Cognitive Processor XR and the brilliant self-lit pixels of Sony's OLED panel. OLED delivers deep blacks and bright, colorful imaging that's only enhanced by a temperature sensor that precisely controls the TV's lighting. Sound is truly immersive, as actuators vibrate to use the entire screen as a speaker. Gamers will enjoy dedicated tone-mapped HDR and specific Game Mode settings. Both shows and games are easy to find and stream thanks to built-in Google TV and BRAVIA CORE.
Bright and vibrant colors, Incredibly realistic contrast, and an array of smart features come together to make this Bravia from Sony the center of your home entertainment experience. Movies, TV, and games benefit from Sony's Cognitive Processor XR and the brilliant self-lit pixels of Sony's OLED panel. OLED delivers deep blacks and bright, colorful imaging that's only enhanced by a temperature sensor that precisely controls the TV's lighting. Sound is truly immersive, as actuators vibrate to use the entire screen as a speaker. Gamers will enjoy dedicated tone-mapped HDR and specific Game Mode settings. Both shows and games are easy to find and stream thanks to built-in Google TV and BRAVIA CORE.
Last updated at 10/06/2026 06:34:37
Sony - 65" BRAVIA XR A80J OLED 4K HDR Smart Google TV
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Sony Bravia 65 Inch A95L XR QD-OLED 4K Google TV XR65A95L
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Sony Bravia 65" A95L XR OLED 4K Google TV
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I paired this with the HT-A5000 sound bar using the 65A95L as the center speaker, which made a noticeable difference in the audio compared to just the TV alone.I already have the 55A80J and, size notwithstanding, the 65A95L is noticeably better in brightness, gray scale detail at the low end of the scale and colorimetry. Nice improvements in typical Sony fashion and worth the money, IMHO.
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Best TV ever! It lives up to all the YouTube reviews and looks as good at home out of the box (w/out professional calibration) as it did on display at Best Buy. It excels at movies, news feeds and TV shows (I'm not a gamer so I can't evaluate that). I prefer the bright (for OLED) Vivid picture setting for everything. Everyday, I can't wait to get home a be a couch potato.
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This is my first ever oled and im absolutely amazed by the picture quality and brightness of this tv! Its gets super bright and the picture is so clear and the colors are out if this world!! Highly recommend anyone looking for a new oled it might be pricey but definitely worth the money
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Sony - 65" BRAVIA XR A80J OLED 4K HDR Smart Google TV
Delivery between 14–18 June $15.52
Sony Bravia 65 Inch A95L XR QD-OLED 4K Google TV XR65A95L
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Sony Bravia 65" A95L XR OLED 4K Google TV
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I paired this with the HT-A5000 sound bar using the 65A95L as the center speaker, which made a noticeable difference in the audio compared to just the TV alone.I already have the 55A80J and, size notwithstanding, the 65A95L is noticeably better in brightness, gray scale detail at the low end of the scale and colorimetry. Nice improvements in typical Sony fashion and worth the money, IMHO.
Best TV ever! It lives up to all the YouTube reviews and looks as good at home out of the box (w/out professional calibration) as it did on display at Best Buy. It excels at movies, news feeds and TV shows (I'm not a gamer so I can't evaluate that). I prefer the bright (for OLED) Vivid picture setting for everything. Everyday, I can't wait to get home a be a couch potato.
This is my first ever oled and im absolutely amazed by the picture quality and brightness of this tv! Its gets super bright and the picture is so clear and the colors are out if this world!! Highly recommend anyone looking for a new oled it might be pricey but definitely worth the money
I bought XR-65A95L this month. It is expensive and costs me much. Before receiving the delivery of it, I thought my payment of this Sony TV should worth. Unfortunately, I am sharply astonished that the TV is not user-friendly. It has no "UK Catch Up Apps" nor the BCC iPlayer, which is very common and most of the people (including me) always suppose it should have been built in or could be easily downloaded from the app.(surprisingly lower level of Sony TV can have "BCC IPlayer built in). For "Sound bar", the cable provided to me is not enough. I have tried to look for help and support but all failed. I paid for installation but could not get it done. Up to now, I am still looking for some-one to help me. So, I look for your sending technician or some person to help ... MoreI bought XR-65A95L this month. It is expensive and costs me much. Before receiving the delivery of it, I thought my payment of this Sony TV should worth. Unfortunately, I am sharply astonished that the TV is not user-friendly. It has no "UK Catch Up Apps" nor the BCC iPlayer, which is very common and most of the people (including me) always suppose it should have been built in or could be easily downloaded from the app.(surprisingly lower level of Sony TV can have "BCC IPlayer built in). For "Sound bar", the cable provided to me is not enough. I have tried to look for help and support but all failed. I paid for installation but could not get it done. Up to now, I am still looking for some-one to help me. So, I look for your sending technician or some person to help me set up well. It is far below my expectation and I am disappointed very much. If these cannot be remedied and these enjoyments cannot be given, how can I recommend Sony XR-65A95L to my friends.
This TV may be amazing in just about every way.. but for some dumb reason they cheaped out on HDMI 2.1 ports. This won't matter to most people, but only 2 out of 4 of the HDMI ports support HDMI 2.1 allowing 48gbps signals. This matters if you have multiple next-gen consoles or may get them in the future. If you plug your Xbox Series X or PS5 into one of the non-2.1 ports, you'll have several features and capabilities turned off and limited.To make matters worse, one of the two HDMI 2.1 ports is the eARC port. So if you're someone who wants to have a sound bar and be able to change the volume with your TV remote rather than a separate remote (amongst other benefits like better sound), you now only have 1 HDMI 2.1 port to work with. It is difficult to find good ... MoreThis TV may be amazing in just about every way.. but for some dumb reason they cheaped out on HDMI 2.1 ports. This won't matter to most people, but only 2 out of 4 of the HDMI ports support HDMI 2.1 allowing 48gbps signals. This matters if you have multiple next-gen consoles or may get them in the future. If you plug your Xbox Series X or PS5 into one of the non-2.1 ports, you'll have several features and capabilities turned off and limited.To make matters worse, one of the two HDMI 2.1 ports is the eARC port. So if you're someone who wants to have a sound bar and be able to change the volume with your TV remote rather than a separate remote (amongst other benefits like better sound), you now only have 1 HDMI 2.1 port to work with. It is difficult to find good quality HDMI 2.1 splitters.Why you can't include 4 HDMI 2.1 ports on a TV that costs minimum $2800 all the way to $5000, I do not know. Personally I have an Xbox Series X, PS5, Apple TV, and eARC sound bar. So yeah, just be aware that it's going to be a headache if you're in a similar situation.
As others have mentioned, the picture on this TV is incredible. There is an issue with syncing the audio when using AppleTV and HomePods via eArc as the Home Theatre speakers. In trying to research this issue, it has been mentioned that the Dolby ATMOS audio and the incredible picture processing are what is to blame.The reason I feel confident the issue is with the TV and not the AppleTV with HomePods is that when I use the AppleTV with HomePods via eArc on my XBR65X950G (a 4 year old Sony) the sound is in perfect sync with the picture.I hope that there is a software/firmware fix at some point in the future, but for now it makes it difficult to watch a movie/TV with Dolby ATMOS.I still recommend this TV because of the fantastic picture quality and that if you ... MoreAs others have mentioned, the picture on this TV is incredible. There is an issue with syncing the audio when using AppleTV and HomePods via eArc as the Home Theatre speakers. In trying to research this issue, it has been mentioned that the Dolby ATMOS audio and the incredible picture processing are what is to blame.The reason I feel confident the issue is with the TV and not the AppleTV with HomePods is that when I use the AppleTV with HomePods via eArc on my XBR65X950G (a 4 year old Sony) the sound is in perfect sync with the picture.I hope that there is a software/firmware fix at some point in the future, but for now it makes it difficult to watch a movie/TV with Dolby ATMOS.I still recommend this TV because of the fantastic picture quality and that if you don’t use HomePods as your extra speakers, there is no issue with the sound.
This TV represents the culmination of display tech over many decades and is the pinnacle of what self-emissive displays can deliver. There is still room for improvement in the realm of grayscale uniformity (the only reason I docked a star, along with the cumbersome Google OS), but manufacturers ultimately have to decide between good enough and (almost) perfect in the quest to increase yields.
This is honestly the best TV ever made. Period. It does everything just so well. Have you been annoyed at the near black handling and poor dark scene performance of WOLED? Have you wished your TV had tremendous color volume? Have you always wanted your OLED to be as bright as an LCD but still maintain those inky black levels? Well then my friend, this is the TV for you. This 2nd generation Sony QDOLED has exceptional color volume, very high brightness for an OLED and uses that brightness at the right times in the right places. And Sonys XR processor is now well polished and with the added XR clear image feature, the picture looks phenomenal. Even low quality low bit rate content is cleaned up nicely. If you’re on the fence, just hop on over and take the plunge. It’s ... MoreThis is honestly the best TV ever made. Period. It does everything just so well. Have you been annoyed at the near black handling and poor dark scene performance of WOLED? Have you wished your TV had tremendous color volume? Have you always wanted your OLED to be as bright as an LCD but still maintain those inky black levels? Well then my friend, this is the TV for you. This 2nd generation Sony QDOLED has exceptional color volume, very high brightness for an OLED and uses that brightness at the right times in the right places. And Sonys XR processor is now well polished and with the added XR clear image feature, the picture looks phenomenal. Even low quality low bit rate content is cleaned up nicely. If you’re on the fence, just hop on over and take the plunge. It’s well worth the price premium. It’s just an all around exceptional TV. Not to mention the incredible out of the box picture/color accuracy, excellent sound design, and user friendly intuitive Google TV based software. And it won King of TVs for 2023 at the Value Electronics TV shootout. Sony has done it once again. You can’t go wrong with this TV. Especially in 77 inch size for immersive viewing. Just call it the A95Legend
The Sony A95L TV stands as a testament to the brand's commitment to delivering cutting-edge technology and an immersive viewing experience. Having had the pleasure of experiencing this television firsthand, it is safe to say that the picture quality of the A95L is unmatched by any other TV in its class.One of the standout features of the Sony A95L is its exceptional picture settings, which elevate the viewing experience to new heights. The combination of advanced display technologies and meticulous calibration options allows users to tailor the picture quality according to their preferences with unparalleled precision.The A95L boasts a stunning 4K OLED display that delivers vibrant colors, deep blacks, and an impressive level of detail. The high dynamic range ... MoreThe Sony A95L TV stands as a testament to the brand's commitment to delivering cutting-edge technology and an immersive viewing experience. Having had the pleasure of experiencing this television firsthand, it is safe to say that the picture quality of the A95L is unmatched by any other TV in its class.One of the standout features of the Sony A95L is its exceptional picture settings, which elevate the viewing experience to new heights. The combination of advanced display technologies and meticulous calibration options allows users to tailor the picture quality according to their preferences with unparalleled precision.The A95L boasts a stunning 4K OLED display that delivers vibrant colors, deep blacks, and an impressive level of detail. The high dynamic range (HDR) support further enhances the visual experience by providing a broader spectrum of colors and increased contrast, resulting in images that are lifelike and breathtaking. Whether you're watching movies, playing video games, or simply enjoying your favorite TV shows, the Sony A95L's picture quality is consistently impressive across various content types.One of the most commendable aspects of the A95L is its commitment to accuracy in color reproduction. The TV's color grading is so precise that it faithfully reproduces content as the creators intended, making it an excellent choice for cinephiles and content creators alike. The wide color gamut ensures that every hue is vivid and true to life, creating a visual feast for the eyes.Navigating the picture settings menu on the Sony A95L is a breeze, thanks to its user-friendly interface. The TV offers a plethora of customization options, allowing users to fine-tune parameters such as brightness, contrast, color saturation, and more. Advanced users will appreciate the inclusion of professional calibration tools, enabling them to achieve a level of picture quality that is truly tailored to their individual preferences.In addition to its exceptional picture quality, the Sony A95L also excels in terms of design and build quality. The slim and sleek design, coupled with minimal bezels, ensures that the focus remains squarely on the stunning display. The build quality is top-notch, reflecting Sony's commitment to delivering a premium product that not only performs exceptionally but also looks the part.In conclusion, the Sony A95L TV sets a new standard for picture quality in the world of televisions. Its unmatched display technologies, coupled with an extensive array of customizable picture settings, make it a standout choice for those who demand the best visual experience. While it may come with a premium price tag, the A95L is a worthy investment for anyone seeking a television that transcends the ordinary and delivers a truly extraordinary viewing experience.
I bought this on the day JL first had stock for sale, so I'm writing this after about 3 weeks' experience with the TV.It is near perfect, with just a few minor niggles. Most important is the audio output. When used with a Sony soundbar connected via eARC, all other audio outputs (including the optical output) are shut down. My wife would like to use a hearing aid adapter with the TV, but there seems to be no way of connecting this when the audio is routed to the soundbar. The only other (relatively unimportant) issue I have found so far is the naming of the HDMI sources, where the names I have assigned to the sources on the TV are always over-ridden when displayed. Having only two HDMI 2.1 inputs would have been an issue (I have Sky Q, 4k Blu-ray player and Apple ... MoreI bought this on the day JL first had stock for sale, so I'm writing this after about 3 weeks' experience with the TV.It is near perfect, with just a few minor niggles. Most important is the audio output. When used with a Sony soundbar connected via eARC, all other audio outputs (including the optical output) are shut down. My wife would like to use a hearing aid adapter with the TV, but there seems to be no way of connecting this when the audio is routed to the soundbar. The only other (relatively unimportant) issue I have found so far is the naming of the HDMI sources, where the names I have assigned to the sources on the TV are always over-ridden when displayed. Having only two HDMI 2.1 inputs would have been an issue (I have Sky Q, 4k Blu-ray player and Apple TV), but the second HDMI input on the soundbar meant I could accommodate all three sources to full spec.On the plus side, the display of standard HD programme material is almost indistinguishable from 4k sources, so the upscaled picture is generally superb. The sound with my Sony soundbar, subwoofer and rear speakers is also excellent. I had delayed buying a new TV for 6 months, waiting for the A95L to be released, and despite the high price, I am very pleased with my purchase.
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