Sony XBR-65A8H 4K OLED TV 2160p Smart 65"
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Our take on the Sony XBR-65A8H 4K OLED TV 2160p Smart 65"
The Sony XBR-65A8H is a 65-inch 4K OLED television from Sony's 2020 Master-quality A8H line. OLED gives it per-pixel contrast, deep blacks and wide viewing angles, and it runs Android TV with Netflix and other apps built in. It has a 120 Hz panel with HDR support and a 2.1-channel speaker system. It suits movie and sports viewers who want a big OLED in a bright or dark room and don't need the brighter peak output of newer OLEDs.
- OLED panel with per-pixel contrast and deep blacks
- 120 Hz refresh rate for smooth motion
- Android TV with Netflix and major apps built in
- Wide viewing angles suit off-center seats
- 2.1-channel built-in audio with audio mirroring
- OLED brightness trails newer OLED panels in bright rooms
What reviewers say
Owners of Sony's A8H line praise the picture, especially blacks and contrast, and the clean design. Some complain about brightness in bright rooms and about the Android TV interface speed.
- Picture qualityPraisedOwners say the OLED panel delivers deep blacks and strong contrast.
- BrightnessCriticisedSome find peak brightness limited in bright, sunlit rooms.
- Smart interfaceMixedAndroid TV is convenient but can feel slow to navigate.
Questions and answers
- Is OLED worth it over an LED TV?
- OLED gives per-pixel contrast and near-perfect blacks that LED sets can't match. The trade-off is lower peak brightness and some risk of image retention.
- Does it support 120 Hz?
- Yes, the panel refreshes at 120 Hz, which helps with fast motion and suits newer game consoles.
- What apps are built in?
- It runs Android TV with Netflix and other streaming apps, plus Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for casting.
- What inputs does it have?
- It offers HDMI, USB, optical and coaxial inputs, plus Ethernet and Wi-Fi networking.
- Can it be wall-mounted?
- Yes, it uses a 300 x 300 mm VESA pattern, and the stand can be removed for wall mounting.
