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Sony Bravia XR8B 77" OLED TV vs Samsung 48" OLED TV with HW-Q990F Soundbar

The Sony XR8B is the pick for a big, bright living room where movies and sports dominate: a 77-inch OLED with 120Hz, VRR and wide viewing angles. The Samsung bundle pairs a much smaller 48-inch OLED with a Q990F soundbar and sub, so it wins on sound and fits tight rooms. Sony's picture processing and motion handling draw praise from owners and reviewers; Samsung's Q990F is one of the best soundbar packages sold, but the 48-inch screen is the compromise.

  • Choose the Sony XR8B if you want the largest OLED picture, wide seating angles and strong motion handling for film and sport.
  • Choose the Samsung bundle if your room is small and you want big, room-filling sound without separate speakers.

Prices

  • Sony Bravia XR8B 77" OLED TV: $1,399.99 refurbished at Amazon (checked today)
  • Samsung 48" OLED TV with HW-Q990F Soundbar: $1,167.99 at Amazon (last seen Nov 10)
  • Difference: the Samsung 48" OLED TV with HW-Q990F Soundbar is $232.00 cheaper than the Sony Bravia XR8B 77" OLED TV at the latest prices (Nov 10 and Nov 11)
Sony
Sony 77″ OLED XR8B

Sony Bravia XR8B 77" OLED TV

Sony 77″ OLED XR8B

$1,399.99at AmazonChecked 1 h ago
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Pros
  • Large 77-inch OLED with near-infinite contrast
  • Wide viewing angle holds up across a big sofa
  • 120Hz with VRR suits consoles and fast sport
  • Four HDMI ports and CEC control
Cons
  • Sound comes from the TV alone
  • Reflections are visible in bright rooms
  • Takes up a lot of wall space
Samsung
Samsung OLED TV with HW-Q990F Soundbar and Sub

Samsung 48" OLED TV with HW-Q990F Soundbar

Samsung OLED TV with HW-Q990F Soundbar and Sub

$1,167.99at AmazonChecked 23 h ago
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Pros
  • Q990F soundbar and sub deliver surround sound
  • Anti-glare coating handles bright rooms
  • Compact 48-inch size fits small spaces
  • Four HDMI ports and broad connectivity
Cons
  • 48-inch screen is small for a main room
  • VRR not listed for gaming
  • Fewer streaming apps named

What separates them

Sony Bravia XR8B 77" OLED TVSamsung 48" OLED TV with HW-Q990F Soundbar
Screen size77 inches48 inches
SoundTV speakers onlyHW-Q990F soundbar and subwoofer included
Viewing angleConsistent to about 178 degreesOLED panel, angle not specified
Anti-glareReflections show with little diffusionAnti-glare coating
Gaming features120Hz, VRR, 4 HDMI ports120Hz, 4 HDMI ports, VRR not listed
Streaming appsNetflix, Sony Pictures CoreNetflix, Spotify
Room fitNeeds a large wall or standCompact 48-inch footprint

Price history

$1,600.00$1,167.99
Nov 2Nov 11
  • Sony Bravia XR8B 77" OLED TV: lowest $1,299.00 on Nov 11.
  • Samsung 48" OLED TV with HW-Q990F Soundbar: lowest $1,167.99 on Nov 10 at Amazon.

Prices at every store

Sony Bravia XR8B 77" OLED TV

  • AmazonRefurbished

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    $1,399.99Free shippingChecked 1 h ago
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Samsung 48" OLED TV with HW-Q990F Soundbar

  • WalmartRefurbished

    Availability unknownSold by Hyper Microsystems, Inc.

    $935.00Free shippingChecked 23 h ago
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  • AmazonNew

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    $1,167.99Free shippingChecked 23 h ago
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Specs compared

SpecSony Bravia XR8B 77" OLED TVSamsung 48" OLED TV with HW-Q990F Soundbar
HDMI Ports44 HDMI ports
Display TypeOLEDOLED
Resolution4K3840 x 2160
Refresh Rate120Hz120 Hz
Anti-GlareBright sources will reflect without much diffus…Yes
Network FunctionalitySmart TV, Streaming—
Supported Resolutions4K—
Smart TVYes—
Internet Streaming ServicesNetflix, Sony Pictures Core—
Network ConnectivityEthernet, Wi-Fi—
Video InterfaceHDMI—
PC InterfaceHDMI—
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SpecSony Bravia XR8B 77" OLED TVSamsung 48" OLED TV with HW-Q990F Soundbar
CEC EnabledYes—
HDTV Format4K UHD—
Backlight TechnologyOLED—
Display HighlightsHDR—
Max Resolution V-SyncVRR—
Display Aspect Ratio16:9—
Dynamic Contrast RatioInfinite contrast—
Image Contrast RatioNearly infinite contrast ratio—
Viewing AngleWide viewing angle, Remains mostly consistent f…—

What reviewers say

Samsung 48" OLED TV with HW-Q990F Soundbar

Owners of Samsung OLED sets praise the contrast and viewing angles, and Q990F owners rate its surround effect and bass for the money. Common complaints are peak brightness in bright rooms and the size of the rear speakers.

What people mention
  • Picture qualityPraisedOwners highlight deep blacks and strong contrast from the OLED panel.
  • BrightnessCriticisedSome say the screen struggles in very bright rooms compared with brighter LED sets.
  • SoundPraisedQ990F owners describe wide surround and solid bass from the sub.
  • SetupMixedHDMI eARC hookup is easy, but menus and the app take getting used to.

Questions and answers

Which is better for a bright living room?
The Samsung bundle, mainly because of its anti-glare coating. The Sony's screen shows reflections with little diffusion, so a bright window opposite it will be distracting.
Which is better for gaming?
The Sony. It lists 120Hz, VRR and four HDMI ports. The Samsung lists 120Hz and four HDMI ports but no VRR, which matters for smoother console play.
Do I need a soundbar with the Sony?
Yes, if you care about sound. The Sony relies on its built-in speakers. The Samsung bundle includes the Q990F soundbar and sub, which is the main reason to pick it.
Which suits a small room?
The Samsung. At 48 inches it fits a small wall or stand. The Sony at 77 inches needs a large room and a wide viewing distance.
Is the Samsung worth stepping up to over the Sony?
Only if sound and room size matter more than picture size. The Samsung adds a top-tier soundbar but gives up 29 inches of screen and Sony's wider viewing angle.

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Viewing Angle (Vertical)
178 o
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Menu LanguageEnglish—
Dimensions0.3 inches wide (brushed metal band along the b…—
High Definition—Yes
Color—Black
Screen Form—Flat
HDR—Yes
Connectivity—Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB, HDMI, Ethernet
Supported Streaming Services—Netflix, Spotify
With V-Chip—Yes
Width—48.5 in wide
Screen Size—48 inches
Depth—1.6 in deep