Sony X800G 65" Class HDR 4K UHD Smart LED TV

If you want a fairly cheap name-brand 4K HDR TV with excellent viewing angles and generally good display performance, the X800G is a very good choice. This applies especially if the wide viewing angles are something you really need but don’t want to spend a lot of money.

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  Overall SDR peak brightness for normal content: 301 nits, Peak 2% display area display SDR brightness: 334 nits, Peak 10% display area SDR brightness: 333 nits, Peak 100% display area SDR brightness: 334 nits, Sustained 10% SDR brightness: 332 nits, Sustained 100% SDR brightness: 331 nits

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  Overall SDR peak brightness for normal content: 301 nits, Peak 2% display area display SDR brightness: 334 nits, Peak 10% display area SDR brightness: 333 nits, Peak 100% display area SDR brightness: 334 nits, Sustained 10% SDR brightness: 332 nits, Sustained 100% SDR brightness: 331 nits

My Samsung 4k went down in a lightening storm and I replaced it with a this SONY. I wish I had gone back with another Samsung. I could browse the internet with the Samsung but can't with this SONY. I wish I had known that before buying.

Great picture. User friendly operations.

This TV has a very clear picture. I have always been a Sony fan and for the price of this TV, it has performed nicely. My only issue is I turned off the function where when you turn the TV on, all components turn on as well. I prefer not to have my DVD player turn on when I don't intend to use it.

My dog was playing with a heavy rope toy and it grabbed another toy which was whipped into the screen of my TV. Screen broken, TV destroyed, bad doggie. So I replaced it with one of these X800Gs.

A friend suggested this set and I am very, very pleased. It is a great value for 65"j at $1,198.00.