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Sony XBR65X900F 65-Inch 4K Ultra HD Smart LED Android TV with Alexa Compatibility - 2018 Model

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Size: 65 in


Style: TV


Features

  • BEYOND HIGH DEFINITION: 4K HDTV picture offers stunning clarity & high dynamic range color & detail
  • ENHANCED QUALITY: With the X1 Extreme Processor enjoy controlled contrast & wide range of brightness
  • PREMIUM DISPLAY: Enjoy vibrant colors with TRILUMINOS & clear on-screen action with X-Motion Clarity
  • DIMENSION OF TV WITHOUT STAND (W X H X D): 57 x 32 3/4 x 2 3/4 in, 54 lb || DIMENSION OF TV WITH STAND (W X H X D): 57 x 35 3/8 x 11 3/4 in, 56.2 lb
  • Multiple Inputs: 4 HDMI, 2 USB2.0, 1 USB3.0 & 1 Composite Port to Easily Switch Inputs
  • Box Includes: Voice Remote, Batteries, Power Cord, IR Blaster, Operating Manual, Setup Guide & Stand

Description

BEYOND HIGH DEFINITION: The Sony X900F model television offers the best in 4K HD TV picture quality. With stunning clarity plus high dynamic range color, contrast and detail, and full array local dimming technology, enjoy a lifelike picture, enhanced contrast and remarkable brightness packed inside an incredibly slim design. ENHANCED QUALITY: Featuring the X1 Extreme Processor, 4K X Reality PRO and X tended Dynamic Range PRO 6X, this to offers superior brightness and a wide contrast range for a premium 4K television experience. Enjoy detailed and powerful real time image processing whether you are surfing channels, watching a movie or playing a video game. PREMIUM DISPLAY: The Sony X900F includes X Motion Clarity technology and a TRILUMINOS display. X Motion offers the best in fast action clarity to control blurriness and maintain smooth, clear and bright images whether you are watching a high speed chase in an action movie or speed skating. TRILUMINOS combined with 4K HDR Super Bit Mapping provides the widest, brightest and most vivid color palette seen on a TV. VOICE CONTROL: This TV offers voice control compatibility with Alexa and Google Home. Ask your TV do things like cast and control videos from YouTube with Google Home or change the channel or volume with Alexa. And, with built in Google Assistant, talk into your remote to play your favorite movie, check the score of your favorite team, and control your TV and even your home. MULTIPLE INPUTS: Currently supporting HDR10, HLG and Dolby Vision, this TV features 4 HDMI, 2 USB2. 0, 1 USB3. 0 and 1 Composite port for a variety of input/output options for easy switching between your favorite devices, gaming consoles and more. BOX INCLUDES: Voice Remote Control, Batteries, AC Power Cord Spec (US, 2pin, flat blades, Polarity), IR Blaster, Operating Instructions, Quick Setup Guide / Supplement CUE, Table Top Stand (Assembly required). The power consumption (operation) is 177 watts while in stand by mode the power consumption is 0.5 watts. Display language - English, Spanish, French.

Screen Size: 65 Inches


Brand: Sony


Display Technology: LED


Resolution: 4K


Refresh Rate: 120 Hz


Included Components: Remote


Connectivity Technology: Built-in Wi-Fi, HDMI, 2 USB


Aspect Ratio: 169


Product Dimensions: 11.75"D x 57"W x 35.38"H


Brand Name: ‎Sony


Item Weight: ‎56.2 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎11.75 x 57 x 35.38 inches


Item model number: ‎XBR65X900F


Batteries: ‎2 AA batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Color Name: ‎Black


Specification Met: ‎(unset)


Item Weight: ‎56.2 Pounds


Standing screen display size: ‎65 Inches


Aspect Ratio: ‎169


Voltage: ‎220 Volts


Wattage: ‎271 watts


Date First Available: August 6, 2019


Frequently asked questions

The Sony 85-Inch 4K Ultra HD TV is equipped with smart functionality, allowing you to stream from popular apps like Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, and more. It features Android TV with Google Assistant for voice control and is compatible with Alexa for seamless smart home integration. You can use its built-in Chromecast to cast content from your mobile device to the TV.

Yes, the TV supports various HDR formats including HDR10, HLG, and Dolby Vision. This ensures you can enjoy a wide range of content with enhanced brightness, contrast, and color.

The Sony 85-Inch 4K TV utilizes an LED display panel, specifically a Direct LED panel with local dimming capability which provides better contrast and deeper blacks compared to standard LED panels.

Yes, this TV is suitable for gaming. It has a dedicated Game Mode that optimizes the picture settings for gaming to reduce input lag. Additionally, its 4K resolution and support for various HDR formats enhance the gaming experience with vibrant and lifelike graphics.

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🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

Customers have mixed feelings about the Sony X900F TV, praising its sound quality and potentially good picture, but they repeatedly criticize its software interface, remote design, and connectivity options. Users find the Android TV platform slow and laden with ads, and the initial setup experience is plagued by bugs and crashes. The picture quality is questioned for its authenticity and cloudiness, particularly at this price point. The physical design of the TV, including the stand and overall build quality, also leaves users wanting more.

Pros

  • 🎵 Good audio quality directly from the TV speakers
  • 📶 Wifi and network connectivity work very well
  • 🖥️ 4K UHD content looks excellent on the screen

Cons

  • 🐌 Slow and ad-heavy Android TV software interface
  • 📺 Cloudy display and lack of natural color rendition out of the box
  • 🔌 Poor connectivity options and hard-to-access ports
  • 📡 Frequent software crashes and video freezes during use
  • 🛠️ Poor remote design and non-standard audio/video inputs
  • 📚 Inadequate documentation and setup guides

Should I Buy It?

If you're looking for superior audio and 4K visuals, and are willing to navigate a bug-prone interface with heavy marketing, the Sony X900F TV might suit you. However, if you prioritize a user-friendly experience with natural color representation and straightforward connectivity, you might want to consider other options. Based on these reviews, it's only a strong buy for users committed to the Sony ecosystem and those who aren't deterred by potential setup or software issues.

    • Really nice TV, 4.5/5
Size: 49 in Style: TV
I went on-line and read everything i could about UHD and 4K before deciding to buy a new TV. My usual football and movie watching TV has been a 46" Sony Bravia that is now > 10 years old. It is still a great TV but a bit clunky at this point in time. I read alot of reviews concerning 49" 4K TVs, focusing mostly on information from rtings.com This Sony product seemed to be the best fit for my needs. I have other brands of TVs all over my house, but to me Sony has always been the go-to brand. I have a limited space in my living room wall unit so 49 inch is the largest I can accommodate. What I like: setup, simple. I had no issues setting anything up. The TV updated itself in less than 5 minutes. I chose only to allow Amazom Alexa, everything else I declined. Total time on the controls was less than 10 minutes. picture: very crisp and clear. Blacks are black and definition is very good. Color is vivid. rtings said that the viewing angle was very narrow. I DO NOT find that the case at all. I sit at about 30 degrees off center in my living room and about 15 feet away from the screen. There is NO loss of definition or color. It is perfect and exactly the same dead center. very nice thin bezel, overall has three inches more horizontal picture than my old Bravia occupying the exact same physical space. What I don't like: the stand is goofy. It works but the legs at at an odd angle. Minor gripe. the sound is a little depressed. Bass seems muffled. Just a little annoying. the remote and the menu. Both are clunky. It's most likely just a learning curve. I don't use any of the apps, I have an Amazon Firestick that I use if I want to stream anything. Overall this is a great TV for the price and size. Just right for my needs and a wonderful picture. A good improvement over my old Bravia. You will not be sorry if you buy one of these. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2019 by Just Bob
    • 55" X900f with Roku Premiere - I'm happy so far
I've had this tv for less than 1 week at this point, and will update this review if anything relevant changes. Having read complaints about the responsiveness of Android TV in other reviews, I ordered a Roku Premiere along with the set and so far have only really used that combination. The Roku was easy to set up. I gather that I'll have to change settings on the set's hdmi port(s) to view 4k content at higher than 30 fps. So far the picture quality seems to me to be excellent. I've watched a couple of movies, one in hd and one in 1080p, and upscaling seems to work really well, as does motion processing. One reason I chose this tv is that at this time I expect to view most content at resolutions below 4k and it reputedly has about the best processing available. Based on my experience so far it does an excellent job. Black levels are also fine as far as I can perceive and the images look good to me in either relatively bright or relatively dim light. Sound quality is so-so to good to my aging ears. I'm sure an audiophile would want to use a soundbar or other external system, but for my purposes this isn't required. I'm going to delve further into Android TV and into changing settings in the near future and will update this review with anything I learn that seems worth mention. By the way RTINGS.com provides the settings they used for their review, and Consumer Reports provides the slightly different ones that they used. Update 1-15-19: The enhanced setting for HDMI ports is available only for ports 2 and 3. There is quite noticeable blooming when you view something bright, for example white text, on a dark background. Overall, image quality seems good, though the colors aren't as overblown as one sees in demos and object edges aren't over-sharpened. Of course things that must be upscaled aren't as nice as those at higher resolution. When I watch video reviews of tvs showing demo video on those tvs, it looks quite good to me second-hand on mine. As is well known, viewing angle is limited. Sound is usually good, but occasionally speech is difficult for me to understand, especially in movies for some reason. Changing the sound settings helped to some extent and perhaps could help more, but I may purchase a soundbar. For the time being I'm still using my old cable service as well as Roku and it works fine, but I have multiple remotes to juggle. I haven't noticed much problem with Android responsiveness but I seldom use the Android apps. All in all I'd give it a 4 to 4.5 at the moment. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2019 by Amazon Customer
    • Initial impressions XBR85X900F
Received product yesterday, mounted it on the wall last night and so far I have only connected a 4K Apple TV to it as a source. Did some very minor tweaking to the video settings and plan to adjust settings to rtings.com recommendations this weekend. Will probably get it professionally calibrated after break-in period and will update review after both. Initial thoughts out-of-the-box are that the TV is well made. I agonized a bit between getting a 75" Z9D or getting the 85" 900F. I think if I had them side-by-side I would see a difference but the picture of the 900F on its own did not disappoint. Watched the opening scene of John Wick 2 in 4K HDR last night and the picture was great. The video panned smoothly, the contrast and blacks were really nice and I was pleased with the uniformity of the brightness given the size of the TV. Overall, I would recommend highly if you are looking for a large screen. UPDTE 1: Adjusted settings over the weekend. Noticed some improvement in color accuracy but honestly that is about it so far. One issue I am having is that the 900F is periodically losing its connection with my 4k Apple TV. This has required me on several occasions to have to reboot the apple TV. From what I have read online, I am not alone. Not a huge issue, more of an inconvenience. Picture of TV is completely satisfying. I have marveled at it each night since I hung it on the wall. Great set. I will update in a month or so after professional calibration. Update 2: I have downloaded the firmware updates on the 4k Apple TV and the Sony and can now watch videos in Dolby Vision. I have tried out DV and can't say I notice a huge difference. That may be more of a function of my eyes than the picture itself. The reason for the update was just to let people know Dolby Vision is alive and well on the 900F. Also, I have to say that I do notice a decent amount of blooming on the set. Overall I am still happy with the picture and have really only found the blooming to be distracting one time, while watching some scenes in the first Star Trek movie starring Chris Pine. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2018 by Greg M

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