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Sony A80J 77 Inch TV: BRAVIA XR OLED 4K Ultra HD Smart Google TV with Dolby Vision HDR and Alexa Compatibility XR77A80J- 2021 Model, Black

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Condition
Used - Like New
Size
77 in
Model
XR77A80J
Storage
16 GB
Dimensions
14.5"D x 67.88"W x 39.38"H
Weight
63.7 lb
Color
Black
In the box
Television
Warranty
1 Year
Works with
Gaming Console, Laptop, iPhone, iPad, iPod, Mac, Windows Laptop, Android Device, Google Chromecast

Features 9

  • COGNITIVE PROCESSOR XR Revolutionary TV processing technology that understands how humans see and hear to deliver intense contrast with pure blacks, high peak brightness, and natural colors.
  • XR TRILUMINOS PRO - Rediscover everything you watch with billions of accurate colors and see impressive picture quality that is natural and beautiful to the human eye.
  • XR OLED CONTRAST Feel the beauty of OLED contrast with pure blacks and lifelike brightness.
  • work WITH ALEXA Through an Alexa enabled device, ask Alexa to change channels, adjust volume, and turn your TV on/off.

Description

Enjoy premium OLED picture with contrast and color that feels deep, natural, and real. The revolutionary Cognitive Processor XR™ optimizes thousands of on- screen elements simultaneously for a lifelike picture. Feel the action with Acoustic Surface Audio+ and experience a truly immersive sound that perfectly matches the picture on screen. Dimension of TV without Stand (W x H x D): Approx. 1,722 x 999 x 54 mm DIMENSION OF TV WITH STAND (STANDARD POSITION) (W x H x D): Approx. 1,722 x 1,022 x 367 mm.

Specs 69

Screen Size 77 inches
Brand Sony
Display Technology OLED
Resolution 4K
Refresh Rate 120
Special Feature Screen Mirroring,Adjustable Stand Width
Connectivity Technology APPLE AIRPLAYAPPLE HOMEKITAudio Output(s) - Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM)(for HDMI™3/4) Bluetooth profile support version 4.2; HID (mouse/keyboard connectivity)/HOGP (Low Energy device connectivity)/SPP(Serial Port Profile)/A2DP (stereo audio) /AVRCP (AV remote control) Chromecast built-inComponent Video (Y/Pb/Pr) Input(s) No Composite Video Input(s) Hybrid with S-Center Speaker Input x1 (Side, Mini jack) Digital Audio Output(s) 1 (Bottom) Ethernet inputs 1 (bottom) Features specified in HDMI2.1 4K120/eARC/VRR5/ALLM HDCP HDCP 2.3 (for HDMI™ 1/2/3/4) HDMI Audio Return Channel (ARC)(eARC/ARC) HDMI inputs total 4 (1 Side, 3 Bottom) HDMI-CECHeadphone Output(s) 1 (side) IF (satellite) input(s) No RF (Terrestrial/Cable) Connection Input(s) 1 (bottom) RS-232C Input(s) 1 (bottom) Subwoofer Output(s) - USB HDD Recording No USB drive format support FAT16/FAT32/exFAT/NTFS USB playback codecs MPEG1 MPEG1/MPEG2PS MPEG2/MPEG2TS (HDV, AVCHD) MPEG2, AVC/MP4 (XAVC S) AVC, MPEG4, HEVC/AVI Xvid, MotionJpeg/ASF (WMV) VC1/MOV AVC, MPEG4, MotionJpeg/MKV Xvid, AVC, MPEG4, VP8. HEVC/WEBM VP8/3GPP MPEG4, AVC/MP3/ASF (WMA)/LPCM/WAV/MP4AAC/FLAC/JPEG; WEBM VP9/AC4/ogg/AAC/ARW (Screen nail only) USB ports 2 (side), 1 (bottom) Variable Refresh Rate (VRR)5(for HDMI™3/4) Wi-Fi Standard Wi-Fi Certified 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, RF
Aspect Ratio 169

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Size: 77 inches
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Gorgeous picture, amazing sound!
Size: 55 inches
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The last TV I had was a 1080P and upgrading to the Sony 55" XR55A80J BRAVIA XR OLED 4K Ultra HD Smart Google TV I can say that it is such a huge difference that it’s nothing less than amazing. Between the picture/sound quality and the features just wow! That said lets dig into this awesome TV! In the box/initial setup: First things first, the TV was very well packaged and easily removed from packaging for setup. I love how Sony made removal from the packaging easy by using a sleeved system by which you cut the straps and tear down the side at the perforations allowing super easy access. All in all the TV weighs what seems to be 40-45lbs and as such is easy to move even by a single person as I did. After removing a few more protective items we were able to attache the feet (which have several modes of attachment) and set the TV on the location we chose. Attaching the Blueray player, cable box, and surround system was of course super easy. Wifi and initial setup was easy using the on screen prompts and the google home app on my tablet which we already had in use. Next the app setup for vudu, Netflix, Prime video, Disney plus and Spotify were quick and easy. We also added VLC player to access the movies we have on our home Samba drive. Use/Quality: As for picture quality it is simply incredible. Everything we play whether DVD or Blueray looks stunning with the upscaling and as for true 4k we don’t have anything at that level yet, but with what we see on our existing setup it will be amazing! The contrast is the best black we have seen on any TV so far. Side note: the TV comes with Bravia Core which is a streaming service that from what we understand has true 4k content, so we are looking forward to seeing 4k on this TV. As for sound quality we tried it both WITH and WITHOUT our current surround sound system and man, the sound quality from the TV by itself is just awesome! You really can get by without a surround system but with what we are hearing out of the TV we will be upgrading our surround sound to a Sony soundbar soon. App usage is fast and lag-less, as for the voice control it flawlessly recognizes what we say correctly. Final thoughts on the BRAVIA XR OLED 4K Ultra HD TV are again one word, WOW! I really can’t stress enough the picture and sound quality of this TV. Not to mention it having no lag on menu and apps screens. Sony did this right which is what I expect from Sony. This TV is truly the top of the line in my book at a great price! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2021 by Timothy
i Finally can see a significant difference
Size: 55 inches
I had a Samsung Series 8, QLED HDR Curved... that I attained it 12 years after my 1080p Sony Died from 2007. And in terms of streaming I found the Android Smart TV lacking in many function and broadband bandwidth was only 2G. Unless I watched a UHD Blu-Ray with HDR- (I had preferred the 4K Fire Stick), I honestly could not see much of a difference except a better 1080p? Regardless the Samsung flickered 4 years later- basic resets couldn't fix it, so I figured you want quality you have to spend cash- but not insane cash. I also don't have a room where anything larger than 55' is practical. I came across the A80J and A90J Bravia TV- and I am sure next to each other i'd be able to see a difference- that there is a 900 dollar difference, but independently unlikely. I love this TV it's my first OLED TV and my first time truly experiencing 4K. I don't have a problem in a moderately lit room, the glare is minimal if there is a light source facing the screen depending on the angle of viewing. The Wide angle is surprisingly phenomenal so if you have a movie party- you can get a semi circle going and above a 20 degree angle you'll see it crisply and nicely. I've had to adjust the color it for it's basic operating system which is a Google TV platform that plays in Dolby Vision. I don't see a huge difference in the color spectrum form my Fire 4K stick, and prefer my Fire Stick witch has HDR10 color spectrum. From what I read in reviews in outside periodicals, On the A80J to appreciate the significantly larger color spectrum you should attain the 67' inch set which is the same price as the 55' A90J. (Netflix offers a few tittles in Dolby Vision, as does HBO MAX though those two it's rare, but Disney Plus will adjust to the platform for audio and visual); Regardless I am blown away by the picture clarity, it's interface, and depending on your preference, I found the built in Audio into the screen to be Atmos and excellent for the first time in flat panel screens. I prefer a 5.1 experience, but a sound bar is not really required for this set. One thing to clarify that I was slightly disappointed with is that you can either Lift the height and the legs remain spread out, but if you bring the legs in closer then you can't elevate it so the adjustable hight and width is either/ or and the hight is about 3-4 inches anyway. In general I feel the TV (and technology is getting out of hand), but if you want a good high end picture quality TV I haven't been this impressed with a home entertainment system since back in the day when TV's were 2-450 Lbs and the Wega came out with DVD players lol. I do feel fortunate to have a room perfect for a 55' but the higher end TV's are slowly phasing to just HUGE 65 and over. My Soundbar is bluetooth compatible with the set though not on the list of Audio Systems- so it's a 5.1 DD+ but the Sony remote volume is not compatible with it so to adjust volume I need to utilize the sounder remote. I also have high end Blue Tooth Bose headphones- but I have not been able to hook them via Blue Tooth, I may be missing something. ... show more
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No regrets.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2021 by LB
So good I bought two.
Size: 77 inches
I bought the 65" last year on prime day and got a great deal. I loved it so much I bought the 77" this prime day and got another great deal. Paid the $29 for unboxing and setup which went smoothly. This TV has an awesome picture. The OLED can't be beat for image quality. My only complaint would be the glossy finish acts as a big black mirror so it's easy to see reflections in it. You definitely don't want it facing windows. Other then that, just stunning. The color is just so vibrant and it actually has detail in the blacks which so many LCD TVs lack. And no weird color banding either. The smart features are pretty good with a home page that puts most relevant items in one place. Haven't really had too many app bugs or glitches so it's seems pretty stable. I've used Netflix, Prime, HBO, Hulu, Disney and Bravia Core. They all run smoothly. That last one is included with the TV and gives you a free year of unlimited streaming at 4K lossless quality of a bunch of movies (probably all Sony) and 5 tokens to buy 5 titles. No C.C. needed to signup. So that's a cool add-on. Did a quick browse of the titles and there is some good stuff there. It has Google Chromecast and Assistant built in and is Alex compatible. So far I've just used Google to voice search stuff to watch. I've played quite a few games with my Xbox S and they look great too. It's only 60Hz so I can't comment on the 120Hz refresh rate but 4K at 77" is very immersive. Particularly with driving games. The TV recognized the Xbox as well as my cable box and the setup to control them with the TV remote went smoothly. The TV also automatically setup my cable box remote to operate the TV. I don't have a sound bar so can't comment there but the built in sound is pretty good. Quite loud and the tone is better then you'd expect given there is not much cabinet. Most of the TV is only as thick as your phone so... They claim to be using the entire screen as a speaker somehow. Whatever they are doing it works more than well enough but I will be adding real home theater audio to it...as soon as I stop buying TVs. So really happy with these Bravia OLED TVs, especially considering I got both for about 33% off. ... show more
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OLED Tax
First let me say I wish I had waited till now to buy this. Holy cow the price has dropped. The advantage of buying last year's model before they run out of inventory....... I bought this in January after I got sick of my Samsung Q8FN after 3 years. That TV had colors that while bright and vivid and popping, never looked realistic. This is a hallmark of Samsung TV's. Colors "pop" but everything can look slightly cartoonish and you can't really dial it out in settings that much. Also the TV was VERY bright. Maybe too bright. Bright, outdoor scenes in shows and movies made me almost want to reach for my sunglasses. Again, almost regardless of settings. Bright is nice, but everything in moderation and QLED seems to overdose on it. Just because you can make a screen like that, it doesn't mean you should. Plus that TV was a 55 inch and I wanted to go up to a 65 inch. So I debated between this, the LG C1, and the Sony x90J. I could have saved $1K on the latter model. But OLED FOMO got the best of me. I had been holding off for a while due to price and the reported loss of brightness from OLED. So when I got this TV I was pleasantly surprised. It seemed plenty bright enough. And coming from the QLED Samsung, the drop in brightness seemed like addition by subtraction. But lately....I have to admit I've been sometimes wishing it was a bit brighter and wondering if I should have gone with the x90J. Is OLED still not a fully matured technology? Should I have waited for QD-OLED to become affordable? That apparently solves the brightness problem and will probably render LG's OLED panels like the one used on this TV obsolete. LG's take on OLED has a brightness ceiling that apparently can't really be raised all that much. Oh, but the colors are perfect. In fact I've barely adjusted settings. The out of the box settings are great. I mostly leave it on standard and only adjusted peak luminance to high--the brightness thing again. Much, much better color accuracy than the Samsung. So yeah.......a really good TV. Love the bigger size. But not sure if the $1K OLED tax was actually worth it. I probably notice the loss in brightness more than the increase in contrast. To me a full array local dimming LCD screen still has pretty great contrast as it is. Or maybe I've just become hard to please! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2022 by Ryan D
Exceeded expectations
Size: 55 inches
Picture quality: I have reviewed many articles, videos, tutorials - for the best OLED TVs out there, and this was the most cost effective route to take. The picture quality is beyond expectations. Movies look different, as they were meant to be shown, with the blackest blacks and most vibrant color I've seen on a 4k television. No blooming, ghosting; gradients between layers of light don't look choppy or patternistic or artificial. Brights are very bright, and darks are extremely dark. Sound quality: The unique acoustic resonator style speakers are unlike any I have seen on any tv I have owned or heard of. It uses an exciter ok both sides in the back and are attached directly to the TV , causing the screen itself to act as large speaker. The highs are crisp, and with the help of a dynamic rear subwoofer, it is surprisingly resonant and deep with even sub-bass coming through. I have a really nice speaker bar and wireless subwoofer setup and it makes using that method irrelevant unless I am watching a movie where I want super deep or louder bass. It's hard to explain the sound until you are in front of it. The technology it uses gives the listener a virtual 5.1 surround sound, and it's very good. Overall thoughts: if you are on the market for a high quality, high end OLED tv for a price that doesn't break the bank (get them when they are on sale, which is how I got mine), especially if it's prime day week! You won't regret your purchase investment. I am a fan. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2022 by INTELLIGIANT
Beautiful, crisp display with great dark display capability
I purchased this TV as in upgrade after my toddler cracked the screen on my 55”. The mount points were different on the larger model, so I had to re-drill holes to fit it into my existing wall mount. The screws on the back are set lower on the 60”, so the TV was clipping my ceiling. Nevertheless, the set up of smart features was very simple— no more difficult than setting up a Roku or Apple TV. I still prefer the interface of the Roku and Apple TV to the built-in interface. The OS was very buggy on my previous set, and on this one too, and it would too often fail to load the app I wanted to use unless I deleted it and loaded it again. You are better off using an external device like a Roku or Apple TV, because they are more up to date with the episodes you have watched. I also noticed that the aggregated view of the shows you watch doesn’t always reflect when you have watched an episode on another device, so perhaps there is an update lag. This lag occurs whether you are using wired internet access or WiFi. Besides that, the picture is beautiful and looks even better with 4K content where the lack of pixelation in the dark areas of the output really shows. I would recommend it for that quality alone. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2022 by S. Green
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