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social-mania · 2 years
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Sony Bravia X75K smart TV review: Audio-visual mismatch subdues experience
Powered by Google TV platform, the Sony Bravia X75K has a clean but buggy interface, which hinders interactivity and experience
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When 4K resolution televisions first flooded the market in 2014-15, the TV sets were overpriced, and there was not much content on offer. Besides Tata Sky streaming the Cricket World Cup in 4K, there was no other service providing 4K content. Besides, internet speeds were on the slow side to support the smart TV ecosystem. The increase in internet speeds over the years and cost reduction have brought 4K televisions within the average consumer’s price range. Easy availability of the internet and 4K content availability on over the top apps has further provided a fillip to the sale of smart 4K televisions. A boom in gaming has also helped things.
While the market has changed, Sony’s approach has not changed much over the years. The company’s focus on video quality has ensured that it remains one of the market leaders, despite stiff competition. With its X1 processors, Sony has maintained its quality. Its new iteration, the X75K series, offers more of the same with slight infractions in user interface and connectivity.
Design
The basic design of televisions has not changed. The bezels have become smaller, and the TVs are thin at the top end and thicken at the bottom end with a place for connectors and speakers. The Sony X75K is no different from its old ones. The borders are thin, and the port placement on the side is convenient. Just the power cord (removable) connectivity could have been better. The way it is placed right now, on the side of the panel towards the edge of the box is not very convenient to plug in the system. The table stand is sleek and elegant but has too much play, which gives it the impression that the TV is not sturdy. The hinges could have been made tighter to cut down on the play, as the TV has a slight swivel.
Display
Sony is tough to beat in picture quality, and the new iteration does not disappoint. The upscaling works very well with full HD videos, the blacks are more pronounced, and the brightness is perfect. Although at lower levels, I wanted the colour profile to be a bit warmer. Still it was not too bad compared to the competition. The X1 4K processor works very well in rendering 1080p content, primarily when gaming, where you notice the difference at times. Connected to a PlayStation, Sony’s video quality was good, not excellent, unlike its higher models.
Sound and interface
This is where Sony’s X75K series lagged a lot. Given the downward-firing speakers, the sound was muffled. I had to crank up the volume to 45 and above for movies. Sometimes, to 60, if I was listening to instrumental music. Even while playing games, the sound profile was on the muted side. Sony needs to consider sound improvements with upcoming models. The other issue was the interface. Google TV does allow more interactivity for the user, in terms of voice remote and controlling the TV via your phone. It is certainly convenient to use the Google Home app on the phone to control and manage the smart TV, but the software is too buggy right now. The user interface was clean but took a lot of time to load and faltered. App crashing was sometimes an issue, and it did not work as smoothly as expected. The sleep timer feature worked perfectly.
Connectivity
It is surprising that TV manufacturers offer Bluetooth connectivity to pair devices but do not provide multi-device audio support. When I tried connecting two Bluetooth headphones to the TV, it would disconnect from one to connect to the other. This must be an essential feature, given the TVs are also meant for gameplay.
Verdict
Sony’s lowest range at 43 inches for this series starts at Rs 69,900, and the 65-inch model (review unit) is priced at Rs 1,39,900. If you have a home theatre at home, the Sony X75K is a good buy. However, if you are planning to go for 55 inches and above, I recommend going one step further and trying the higher range with a better sound system.
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newsupdatesbykiara · 2 years
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Sony Bravia X75K smart TV review: Audio-visual mismatch subdues experience
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Sony Bravia X75K smart TV - When 4K resolution televisions first flooded the market in 2014-15, the TV sets were overpriced, and there was not much content on offer. Besides Tata Sky streaming the Cricket World Cup in 4K, there was no other service providing 4K content. Besides, internet speeds were on the slow side to support the smart TV ecosystem. The increase in internet speeds over the years and cost reduction have brought 4K televisions within the average consumer’s price range. Easy availability of the internet and 4K content availability on over the top apps has further provided a fillip to the sale of smart 4K televisions. A boom in gaming has also helped things.
While the market has changed, Sony’s approach has not changed much over the years. The company’s focus on video quality has ensured that it remains one of the market leaders, despite stiff competition. With its X1 processors, Sony has maintained its quality. Its new iteration, the X75K series, offers more of the same with slight infractions in user interface and connectivity.
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shanelectronicsbd · 1 year
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Sony BRAVIA X75K 43 Inch 4K Ultra HD Smart Android LED TV
Sony BRAVIA X75K 43 Inch 4K Ultra HD Smart Android LED TV
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dailyupdate-24 · 1 year
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Sony Bravia 32W830K Smart TV With Google TV, X-Reality Pro Launched in India
Sony Bravia 32W830K Smart TV With Google TV, X-Reality Pro Launched in India
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technewstoday24 · 2 years
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Sony Bravia X75K Smart TV: চারটি স্ক্রিন সাইজে ভারতে লঞ্চ হল নতুন সনি ব্রাভিয়া স্মার্ট টিভি
Sony Bravia X75K Smart TV: চারটি স্ক্রিন সাইজে ভারতে লঞ্চ হল নতুন সনি ব্রাভিয়া স্মার্ট টিভি
সম্প্রতি ভারতের বাজারে আত্মপ্রকাশ করলো Sony Bravia X75K স্মার্ট টিভি সিরিজ। সংস্থার এই লেটেস্ট 4K স্মার্ট টিভি লাইনআপের অধীনে চারটি ভিন্ন ডিসপ্লে সাইজের মডেল এসেছে – ৪৩ ইঞ্চি, ৫০ ইঞ্চি, ৫৫ ইঞ্চি এবং ৬৫ ইঞ্চি। Sony-র এই স্মার্ট টেলিভিশন সিরিজে, সনি এক্স১ (Sony X1) প্রসেসর এবং ডলবি অডিও টেকনোলজি সমর্থিত দুটি ১০ওয়াটের স্পিকার সিস্টেম পাওয়া যাবে। এছাড়া সংস্থার মতানুযায়ী, সিরিজ অধীনস্ত প্রত্যেকটি মডেল…
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Sony Bravia X75K स्मार्ट टीवी सीरीज 4K HDR सपोर्ट के साथ भारत में लॉन्च
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Sony Bravia X75K 4K TV Series With Dolby Audio Launched In India: Price And More Details
Sony Bravia X75K 4K TV Series With Dolby Audio Launched In India: Price And More Details
Sony has launched its latest Bravia series for consumers in India. The new Sony Bravia X75K smart TV comes with the Android TV platform, which means you get built-in Chromecast support. The company has brought the new Bravia TVs in four different screen sizes 43-inch, 50-inch, 55-inch and 65-inches. Out of these four, Sony is offering 43-inch and 50-inch models for buyers in India. The new Sony…
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