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The BRAVIA 3 (K-55S30) is Sony's entry-level 55-inch 4K LED TV. It uses a direct-lit 60Hz panel with the 4K HDR Processor X1, so it leans on Sony's upscaling and color handling rather than a high-refresh panel or local dimming. Four HDMI inputs with eARC and ALLM on all of them beat the two or three ports most budget sets offer, and Google TV plus Dolby Vision cover the streaming apps people actually use. It suits buyers who want Sony processing and a full port set for a console, a player and a soundbar, and who accept a basic panel without mini-LED or 120Hz gaming.
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Owners of the BRAVIA 3 generally treat it as a solid entry Sony: good color and upscaling for the money, easy Google TV setup, and a full set of HDMI ports. The common complaints are the basic panel's black levels and brightness and the 60Hz limit for gaming.
The Sony BRAVIA 3 is a 55-inch 4K LED TV with a direct-lit LCD panel and Google TV built in. The 4K HDR Processor X1 handles upscaling and noise reduction for HD broadcasts and older sources. It supports Dolby Vision, HDR10 and HLG.
All four HDMI inputs have eARC and ALLM, so a console, a player and a soundbar can stay connected at once. The X-Balanced Speaker uses a rectangular driver to deliver clearer dialogue from a thin cabinet. It also decodes Dolby Atmos.
Google TV puts apps, profiles and a watchlist on one home screen, with voice search through the included remote. At 35.3 lb without the stand, with a 300 x 300 mm VESA pattern, it can be wall mounted by one person.
