- How does the Bravia 3 II differ from the Bravia 7 or Bravia 9?
- The Bravia 3 II is Sony's entry LED line, with a standard backlight. The Bravia 7 and Bravia 9 add mini-LED with full-array local dimming, so they produce deeper blacks and higher brightness. The 3 II trades that contrast for size and simplicity.
- Does this TV have local dimming?
- No. The Bravia 3 II uses a standard LED backlight without full-array local dimming, so dark scenes look less deep and bright objects can halo against black backgrounds. Step-up Sony models are the ones with local dimming.
- What is Gemini on this TV?
- Gemini is Google's assistant built into Google TV here. It handles voice search, app control and general questions hands-free through the TV, alongside the usual Google TV interface and casting.
- Is a 100-inch TV practical for a normal room?
- It needs a wide wall and a viewing distance of roughly 8 to 12 feet to feel comfortable. Check doorways and stairs before delivery, and plan for a heavy wall mount or a wide media console. Smaller rooms are better served by 75- or 85-inch sets.
- What is in the box?
- Expect the TV, its stand feet, a remote, batteries and the power cable. A wall mount and any HDMI cables are not included, and the set is heavy enough that two people should handle installation.
- Is it good for gaming?
- It supports 4K gaming and the Google TV game-streaming apps, but it lacks the high refresh rate and advanced gaming features of Sony's premium sets. Casual console play is fine; competitive gamers should look at the Bravia 7 or 9.
- Where is the Sony 100" Class Bravia 3 II 4K HDR LED Google TV with Gemini cheapest?
- At MOVIL EXPRESS - DSERS PARTNER, for $2,499.00, as of our latest check.