Sony A95L 55" 4K QD-OLED Google TV

Excellent picture quality, near black performance and uniformity, I have bravia 8 ii and the a95l is much cleaner and clearer than the 8ii, no noticeable brightness differences in both SDR and HDR on side by side comparison that would affect the viewing experience

The only issue with the a95l is Sony packaging as the tv is shipped without a full plastic protective peel film, instead Sony is using taped foam or styrofoam sheets that can rub against the delicate glossy anti-reflective screen during transit

I had two returns so far

The whole top of the screen and upper right and left corner are scratched out of box and clearly visible when the tv is off and you shine a torch light and closely inspect the panel

It is a disappointment that Sony chose not to use a peel film on the screen

Natural colours and contrast is just superb.

Love Directors Cut feature

Fantastic TV! Can’t fault it. Remote is really cool. I haven’t bothered with the camera as I didn’t see the point but I get the idea.

Bought this Tv Jan 2025 & sits beautifully in our lounge. Easy to navigate handset so when there are software updates etc it’s straight forward to do that.

Just stunning simply 5 stars happy pleased. Sound system is just as good 👍

Bought this TV a year ago I now have 77" and 55" best tv I ever bought

Still getting to grips with this tv. Had an older calibrated tv and the picture was excellent. Bought the A95 and can't believe how much better this is. Immediately had it professionally calibrated and it as good a fully immersive picture as I have seen on a tv, including newer models (although not seen these in a home environment).

Would highly recommend this for anyone looking for a top tv

This is my first OLED TV, replacing a 13 year old Panasonic Viera plasma, and I have been stunned at the improvement in picture quality from what was a very good TV in its day. I use an Apple TV 4K as my source, run through an Anthem AVM90 processor to the A95L, and it integrates perfectly. All the positives of OLED and the Bravia XR Processor are very evident, from the picture clarity, colour/tone "realism", to the deep blacks, to the quality of upscaling, etc. Compared to other high-end OLEDs (S95F, G5) the picture and colour/tone really is more realistic / less saturated.

I wanted a 77" screen, and so spent a long time debating whether to buy the A95L (arguably an older model) or a more recent TV from other brands. The feature that the reviews keep coming back to is that newer TVs have higher picture brightness, "peak nits", etc, but all I can say is that the A95L is as bright as I would want. Watching documentaries such as Our Planet on Netflix in Dolby Vision, I have found myself squinting when bright sunlight is coming into the camera ! A friend has the Bravia 8ii OLED and while I obviously haven't done a side-by-side comparison, I can't see any improvement on the A95L in normal viewing. The A95L might be an "older model" these days, but if you are looking for a 77" OLED I would strongly recommend that you buy it: all the reasons why everyone raved about it in 2023/24 are still there, and the fact it doesn't have the peak brightness of modern OLEDs or RGB LED is in my view irrelevant.

Bought this TV about a year ago, so much better than the flagship LG I had before. Well done Sony