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The BRAVIA 9 II is Sony's flagship 4K Google TV, built around a True RGB backlight that drives red, green and blue LEDs independently instead of using a color filter. Sony positions it as combining the color range of its QD-OLED sets with the brightness of Mini LED, plus X-Wide Angle Pro and an anti-glare screen. It is aimed at large-room home theater buyers who want maximum brightness and color without the size limits of OLED. The trade-offs are the enormous 115-inch footprint, heavy power draw and the fact that True RGB is a first-generation backlight with little long-term track record.
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The Sony BRAVIA 9 II is a 115-inch 4K HDR Google TV and Sony's flagship True RGB model. Its backlight, Backlight Master Drive, drives three-color LEDs independently. Sony pairs the color range of its QD-OLED TVs with the brightness of a Mini LED. A True RGB sensing function detects LED operating efficiency in real time and adjusts brightness to keep color tones true to the input video.
The screen uses X-Wide Angle Pro to keep color and contrast consistent from the side as well as the front. Immersive Black Screen Pro is a screen treatment that minimizes reflections in daylight. The XR Processor uses AI scene recognition to adjust color, contrast and clarity. XR Clear Image restores detail and reduces noise, XR Contrast Booster balances light across the screen, and XR Motion Clarity syncs the backlight with on-screen motion. My Cinema presets and Studio Calibrated modes adjust picture and sound.
Sound comes from Acoustic Multi-Audio+ with a Beam Tweeter at the top. 3D Surround Upscaling expands stereo into 3D audio, and Voice Zoom 3 uses AI to make dialogue clearer. A subwoofer, rear speakers or both can connect directly to the TV, and soundbar settings appear in the BRAVIA Quick Settings menu. You can ask Gemini on Google TV for recommendations, find content, open apps and control compatible smart home devices hands-free. Content can be streamed from Apple devices with AirPlay 2 or cast with Google Cast.
