Sony BRAVIA XR A80K 77" 4K HDR Smart OLED TV (2022)

Bought the 77 inch A80K to replace my 65 inch Sony A8H that I bought in 2019 right before the HDMI spec 2.1 was released. I moved my A8H to the bedroom and this 77 inch A80K is now the center focal point of my family room. This is a fantastic OLED television that seems to do everything well.

This is the first new tv I’ve had since 2014ish so it was definitely time to upgrade. The picture is fantastic once you tune it to your liking and the compatibility with my PS5 makes the experience so much better.

First I am a Sony tv owner for 7 years now, and I have always believed in their products. Yet I am not sure about the A80K. I have noticed some glitches in using YouTube and it maybe my internet (but I don’t know believe so) because on my 65 inch Sony is great.

We bought two of these for our game room they are great and play well with our ps5’s and homekit

Awesome TV. I have a 55 inch and now a 65 inch. OLED has a clean crisp picture. Great price

The TV is great and looks really well, but I need to comment on the delivery and don't see any other place to do so. Delivery schedule was from 7am until 5pm. My doorbell rang at 6:03am and by the time I got up, put on some clothes and went downstairs the delivery guys were gone and had left the TV...

with the recent price drop (probably due to new model coming out soon), this TV is brilliant. While I predominantly use Apple TV, the native Google TV is user-friendly. The picture is stunning.

This XR65A80K I purchased was to replace an XR65X950H - the 950H is a very competent TV, and is still in use in a bedroom, but even as good as it is with its local dimming, the idea of zero blooming appealed to me.

I have been waiting for some time to buy an OLED, I had $2000 budget and my final product choices were this Sony, An LGC2, or the Samsung S95b. All were viewed at the the stores selling them.

Short and sweet, everything works as expected and advertised. The picture quality is superb, and I haven't felt the need to do a lot of tweaking, much less calibration, to get it there (as I have in the past on other TV's).