Sony BRAVIA XR A80K OLED Series

55 inches65 inches77 inches
    • Dec 19, 2022

    Like all OLED TVs, the A80K’s contrast is stunning. Perfect black levels anchor its incredible picture, and its colors are among the best I’ve seen this year. The A80K’s Google-based smart platform is every bit as fast and flexible as it is on the higher-end A95K, and the overall design of the TV is quite fetching.

    Michael Desjardin

    Michael Desjardin

    Reviewed
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    • Jul 18, 2022

    The Sony A80K offers all the best things you expect from an OLED TV such as detailed blacks and well-saturated color, plus features like 4K 120Hz support for gaming and Sony’s Acoustic Surface Audio+ tech. It's a compelling, high-performance, though not bank-breaking, OLED TV option.

    Al Griffin

    Al Griffin

    Tech Radar
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    • Nov 18, 2022

    A80K is almost the same OLED TV as last year's A80J – same video processor, same MediaTek SoC, same Android version under Google TV, still only two HDMI 2.1 ports, same sizes in up to 77 inches – which was not a big upgrade from 2020's A8H, except for HDMI 2.1. It is a little disappointing that hardware development seems to have slowed to almost a standstill – we hope next year's model gets a hardware upgrade.

    Rasmus Larsen

    Rasmus Larsen

    Flat Panels HD
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    • Oct 06, 2022

    Sony's step-down OLED model in its range gets far more right than it does wrong, but the A80K needs brighter pictures and less bright sound to be the complete package really.

    Simon Lucas

    Simon Lucas

    T3
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    • Aug 20, 2022

    The Sony Bravia XR A 80K OLED offers the OLED viewing experience with Sony's masterful tuning and great TV to back it up

    Amritanshu Mukherjee

    Amritanshu Mukherjee

    Hindustan Times
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    • Jul 25, 2022

    It performs best in dark rooms while watching movies because it displays deep blacks without any blooming in dark scenes. It's excellent for HDR because of that dark room performance and the fact that it displays a wide range of colors, but its HDR brightness isn't high enough for the best HDR experience. It's great for watching TV shows and excellent for sports in well-lit rooms thanks to its wide viewing angle and incredible reflection handling, but it doesn't get bright enough to fight a ton of glare. Lastly, it's fantastic for gaming as it has variable refresh rate (VRR) support with HDMI 2.1 bandwidth, a quick response time, and low input lag.

    Alexander Tozzi, Nicholas Di Giovanni, John Peroramas

    Alexander Tozzi, Nicholas Di Giovanni, John Peroramas

    rtings
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    • Dec 08, 2022

    The Sony A80K offers excellent picture quality for the mid-range level that the TV competes in, with superb black levels, excellent shadow detail retrieval and natural, balanced lifelike colours. Motion and video processing is also superb, as you would expect from a Sony BRAVIA TV, and makes this set stand out.

    Phil Hinton

    Phil Hinton

    AVforum
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    • Dec 25, 2022

    Everything about the A80K feels like the result of a true labour of love – ensuring that you’ll love it too

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