The Sony Bravia X95L mini-LED TV is the best LCD TV I've ever reviewed -- but it may not be right for everyone.

The Sony X95L is an amazing TV for pretty much any usage. It's bright enough to overcome tons of glare in a bright room, making it an amazing choice for watching shows or sports during the day. It also has an okay viewing angle, so it's good for a wide seating arrangement. It has impressive gaming features, including low input lag and 4k @ 120Hz support for current-gen console or PC gamers. Its Mini LED backlight delivers one of the highest contrast ratios available, making it an amazing choice for HDR content in a dark room.

Sony's new X95L is a fine all-round 4k display, offering high levels of detail and colour vibrancy, coupled to impressively bright HDR highlights. The black level of this Mini LED model is surprisingly good, but still can't match OLED in a fully dark viewing room.

The X95L more than lives up to the promise shown by Sony’s debut mini LED TVs last year. In fact, by combining the beautiful colours, detailing, subtlety, outstanding video processing and knack for naturalism of those predecessors with more brightness and better lighting controls, it leaves us in no doubt that OLED is far from the only TV tech in town.

Sony’s sophomore XR-65X95L Mini LED effort turns out to be an impressive improvement over its already illustrious predecessor.

Mini LED combines with local dimming and Sony’s latest picture processor to outstanding effect