Sony XR-65A80J OLED 4K Smart TV
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Our take on the Sony XR-65A80J OLED 4K Smart TV
The Sony XR-65A80J is a 65-inch 4K OLED smart TV from Sony's 2021 BRAVIA lineup. It uses a self-lit OLED panel for per-pixel contrast and wide viewing angles, and runs Google TV with Sony's Cognitive Processor XR handling picture and sound processing. It suits movie and streaming viewers who want deep blacks and accurate color in a bright-to-moderate room, and it holds up well against OLED rivals on motion and upscaling, though it lacks the heatsink-brightness of Sony's step-up A90J and the four HDMI 2.1 ports some gamers want.
- OLED panel gives true blacks and strong contrast
- Cognitive Processor XR handles upscaling and motion well
- Google TV with broad app support and voice search
- Acoustic Surface Audio+ uses the screen as a speaker
- Wide viewing angles suit off-center seating
What reviewers say
Owners and reviewers rate the A80J highly for picture quality, calling its contrast and color a clear step up from LCD sets. Praise centers on movie performance and Google TV, while criticism focuses on brightness limits, gaming inputs and sound.
- Picture qualityPraisedOwners say the OLED panel delivers deep blacks and natural color that beats their old LCD TVs.
- BrightnessCriticisedReviewers note it cannot match the brightest OLEDs or high-end LCDs in a sunlit room.
- Gaming inputsCriticisedGamers point out that only two HDMI ports support 4K120 and VRR.
Questions and answers
- Is the A80J worth it over an LCD TV?
- If you watch movies in a room you can dim, the OLED contrast is a real step up from LCD. In a very bright room, a brighter LCD may serve you better.
- How does it compare with the Sony A90J?
- The A90J adds a heatsink for higher sustained brightness and a brighter panel. The A80J gives most of the same processing and OLED picture for less.
- Does it support 4K120 and VRR for consoles?
- Yes, but only on two of its HDMI inputs. Check which ports your console and soundbar use before wiring.
- What is in the box?
- The TV, its tabletop stand, remote, power cable and basic documentation. A wall mount and HDMI cables are not included.
- Can it be wall mounted?
- Yes, it uses a standard VESA wall mount. The panel is thin but heavy, so use a mount rated for its size and get help lifting it.
- Is Google TV easy to use?
- Yes. It aggregates apps and streaming services, supports voice search and is generally responsive, though some users prefer to add a streaming stick for extra speed.
