
Sony TV HDR A9G 4K XBR65A9G/A UHD Smart OLED Class
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Our take on the Sony TV HDR A9G 4K XBR65A9G/A UHD Smart OLED Class
The Sony A9G is a 4K OLED television built on Sony's Master Series panel, sold here in the 65-inch class. OLED gives it per-pixel light control, so blacks are true black and contrast is effectively unlimited, which is what separates it from LED-backlit LCD sets at the same size. It runs Android TV with Google Assistant built in, and its stand doubles as a soundbar-style speaker. It suits movie and sports viewers who want deep blacks and wide viewing angles, and it is a strong pick over LCD rivals for dark rooms, though OLED panels are dimmer in bright rooms and carry long-term burn-in risk with static content.
- Per-pixel OLED contrast with true blacks
- Wide viewing angles with little color shift
- Android TV with Google Assistant voice control
- Acoustic Surface audio: the panel itself produces sound
- Slim panel with a low-profile stand
What reviewers say
Owners and professional reviewers rate the A9G highly for picture quality, especially black levels and off-angle viewing, and for its panel-based sound. Complaints center on brightness in bright rooms, the pace of the Android TV interface, and worry about burn-in.
- Picture qualityPraisedReviewers single out the deep blacks and contrast that OLED delivers.
- BrightnessCriticisedOwners say it cannot match bright LCD sets in a sunlit room.
- SoundPraisedThe Acoustic Surface panel audio is called surprisingly good for a TV.
Questions and answers
- Is the A9G worth it over an LCD TV?
- If you watch in a dim room and care about black levels and viewing angles, OLED is a clear step up. In a bright room, a high-end LCD will look punchier.
- Does it support HDR?
- Yes. It handles HDR10 and Dolby Vision content, which is where its contrast advantage shows most.
- What is Acoustic Surface audio?
- The panel itself vibrates to produce sound, so audio comes from the picture rather than a separate bar. It is better than typical TV speakers but not a substitute for a sound system.
- Should I worry about burn-in?
- Static elements like news tickers and game HUDs left on for hours can leave marks over time. Vary content and enable screen-off timers to reduce the risk.
- Does it work with voice assistants?
- Android TV includes Google Assistant for voice search and smart-home control. Alexa and other assistants are not built in.
- What is in the box?
- The TV, its stand, remote, power cable and setup documentation. Wall-mount hardware is not included.













