- What is True RGB LED on this Sony TV?
- It is a backlight made of separately controlled red, green and blue LEDs rather than white LEDs behind a color filter. Sony says this gives richer color and better contrast control than a conventional LED backlight.
- How does the BRAVIA 7 II compare with the Bravia 9?
- The Bravia 9 sits above it in Sony's lineup with a denser mini-LED backlight and more dimming zones. The BRAVIA 7 II uses True RGB LEDs and costs less, but gives up some peak brightness and black-level precision.
- Is a 98-inch TV too big for my room?
- At 98 inches the screen is roughly 7 feet wide, so plan on sitting at least 9 to 12 feet back for comfortable viewing. Check that the wall, doorway and stairwell can take the set before buying.
- Does it support 4K 120Hz gaming?
- Yes, the BRAVIA 7 II is a 4K HDR set with HDMI 2.1 inputs aimed at current consoles and PCs, including high frame rate modes. Check the specific port labels for the features you need.
- What smart platform does it use?
- It runs Google TV, which bundles streaming apps, voice search and casting in one interface. It also works with Sony's BRAVIA Cam accessories for video calls and picture adjustments.
- Should I choose this over an OLED?
- Choose this if you want a very large screen with high brightness and no burn-in risk. An OLED gives deeper blacks and better off-angle contrast, but large OLED sizes are limited and dimmer in bright rooms.
- Where is the Sony 98-inch BRAVIA 7 II True RGB LED 4K HDR Smart TV K-98XR70M2 cheapest?
- At Merlin's TV, for $8,999.99, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Sony 98-inch BRAVIA 7 II True RGB LED 4K HDR Smart TV K-98XR70M2?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 ratings.