Is the BRAVIA 8 II worth it over the standard BRAVIA 8?

The II adds Sony's newer processing and panel tuning, which shows in motion and upscaling. If you mainly watch film and sports, the step up is worthwhile; casual viewers may not notice the difference.

How does it compare with Samsung QD-OLED TVs?

Both use QD-OLED panels with similar contrast and color. Sony generally wins on processing and accuracy, while Samsung sets tend to go brighter and offer more gaming features.

Is it bright enough for a sunny room?

It handles mixed light well, but it is not as bright as high-end Mini-LED TVs. In a very bright room, expect some loss of punch in HDR highlights.

Does it support 4K 120Hz gaming?

Yes, on two of its HDMI inputs. That covers one console and a PC, but not several high-frame-rate devices at once.

The TV, its tabletop stand, a remote, batteries and a power cable. A wall mount and HDMI cables are not included.

Is burn-in a concern?

As with any OLED, static logos and tickers left on for long periods can leave marks. Varying content and using the built-in panel care features lowers the risk.