Sony Class X77L 75" 4K Ultra HDR Smart LED Google TV
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Our take on the Sony Class X77L 75" 4K Ultra HDR Smart LED Google TV
The Sony X77L is a 75-inch 4K LED TV running Google TV, with HDR support and Sony's X1 processor. It is Sony's entry-level big-screen 4K set, so it uses a standard direct-lit LED panel with a 60Hz refresh rate rather than the full-array local dimming and 120Hz panels found on Sony's Bravia 7 and 9 models. It suits people who want a large Sony screen for streaming, sports and casual viewing in a bright room, and who value Google TV's app selection over peak picture quality. Reviewers generally find it easy to set up and good for everyday TV, but note that blacks are grey in dark scenes and that it lacks the brightness and motion handling of pricier sets.
- Big 75-inch 4K screen for the money
- Google TV with all major streaming apps built in
- Sony's X1 processor handles upscaling of HD content well
- Simple setup and a familiar Google TV interface
- Good off-angle viewing for an LED TV
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What reviewers say
Owners describe the X77L as a solid, easy-to-use big-screen TV that looks good with streaming and cable content. Most criticism centers on contrast in dark rooms and the lack of 120Hz motion for gaming and sports.
- ContrastCriticisedOwners say dark scenes look grey and backlight bleed is visible without local dimming.
- MotionMixedThe 60Hz panel is fine for dramas but shows blur on sports and fast games.
- SetupPraisedBuyers report quick setup and an easy Google TV sign-in process.
Questions and answers
- Is the Sony X77L good for gaming?
- It handles casual gaming, but the 60Hz panel and lack of variable refresh rate make it a weaker choice than Sony's 120Hz models for fast multiplayer games.
- Does the X77L have local dimming?
- No. It uses a direct-lit LED backlight without full-array local dimming, so black levels are its main weakness compared with Sony's Bravia 7 and 9.
- What is the difference between the X77L and the X80K?
- Both are entry-level 4K LED sets. The X77L is the newer Google TV model, while the X80K uses the older Google TV platform with similar panel technology; neither has local dimming.
- How many HDMI ports does it have?
- It has four HDMI inputs, along with USB and Ethernet ports, enough for a console, soundbar and streaming stick.
- Does it support Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos?
- It supports HDR10 and HLG, and handles Dolby Atmos passthrough through HDMI eARC, but it does not support Dolby Vision.
- Can it be wall-mounted?
- Yes. It uses a standard VESA mount pattern, and owners report the mounting process is straightforward for a set this size.
