Sony has updated its Bravia product line with some new and significant Bravia models.
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Sony’s A95L is a replacement to its current QD-OLED flagship TV. It has been extremely well received. This is the model that was crowned the “King Of TV” in last year’s Value Electronics TV Shootout. Verge Editor-in-Chief Nilay Patel was on the judging panels.
The new model has been named the Bravia 8 II. Sony claims it has 125 per cent the peak brightness as the A95L, and 150 per cent of last year’s Bravia 8 which will continue to be sold in OLED but not QD. Sony claims that it will be cheaper and has a design similar to the A95L. However, pricing information will not be released until later this spring.
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According to Sony, the Bravia line is designed to bring the best cinema experience to your living room. Yosuke Nakano from Sony’s product planning department claims that the Bravia 8 II is the “most faithful replica of the professional monitor looks of any television in the industry.”
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At a recent demo session held at Sony’s Tokyo headquarters, the Bravia 8, II was put up against the A95L and Samsung’s S95D as well as LG’s G4, and even more formidable competitors: Sony’s BVM-HX3110 Reference Monitor, which is normally found on film sets and studios to achieve the most accurate HDR colour grading.