Sony OLED 65 inch BRAVIA XR A80K – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Sony OLED 65 inch BRAVIA XR A80K Series 4K Ultra HD TV: Smart Google TV with Dolby Vision HDR and Exclusive Gaming Features for The Playstation® 5 XR65A80K- 2022 Model
Brand Name
Sony
Item Weight
54.2 pounds
Product Dimensions
57.01 x 12.99 x 33.94 inches
Item model number
XR65A80K
Batteries
2 AAA batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Output Wattage
50 Watts
Color Name
Black
Special Features
Exclusive features for the PlayStation® 5, Google TV with Google Assistant, Movies included with BRAVIA CORE (5 credits/12 months), Acoustic Surface Audio+, XR OLED Contrast Pro, XR Triluminos Pro, Multi-position stand, BRAVIA CAM compatible
Speaker Type
Acoustic Surface Audio+
Test video – Sony OLED 65 inch BRAVIA XR A80K :
Product highlights :
INTELLIGENT TV PROCESSING – The Cognitive Processor XR understands how humans see the real world to deliver intense contrast with deep blacks, high peak brightness, and natural colors.
OLED CONTRAST – XR OLED Contrast Pro technology allows you to feel the beauty of OLED with immersive depth and realism, pure black, and lifelike brightness. Compare to other OLED TVs and decide for yourself.
WIDE SPECTRUM OF COLORS – Rediscover everything you watch with billions of accurate colors and see impressive picture quality that is natural and beautiful, enhanced by XR OLED Triluminos Pro.
PERFECT FOR PLAYSTATION 5 – Take your gaming to the next level with input lag as low as 8.5ms and BRAVIA XR exclusive features for the PlayStation 5 – Auto HDR Tone Mapping & Auto Genre Picture Switch.
FEATURES SPECIFIED IN HDMI 2.1– Get the advantage in high-performance gaming on BRAVIA XR TVs with HDMI 2.1 features such as 4K/120, VRR, and ALLM.
PREMIUM SMART TV– Google TV with Google Assistant organizes your favorite content all in one place. Stream from Prime Video, Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV, HBO Max, Peacock and many more. Also, stream from your Apple device with AirPlay 2 support.
MOVIES INCLUDED WITH BRAVIA CORE – Bring the cinematic experience home. Enjoy streaming high-quality 4K UHD quality movies included with the BRAVIA CORE app, exclusively on select Sony TVs.
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Special specifications :
INTELLIGENT TV PROCESSING – The Cognitive Processor XR understands how humans see the real world to deliver intense contrast with deep blacks, high peak brightness, and natural colors.
OLED CONTRAST – XR OLED Contrast Pro technology allows you to feel the beauty of OLED with immersive depth and realism, pure black, and lifelike brightness. Compare to other OLED TVs and decide for yourself.
➕ Is it interesting to buy this product ?
The best people who can answer you are customers who have already bought and tested this product (See Customer Reviews). This product is rated 4.5 / 5 on Amazon.
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Technical specifications – Sony OLED 65 inch BRAVIA XR A80K :
Screen Size
65 Inches
Brand
Sony
Supported Internet Services
Amazon Instant Video, Hulu Plus, Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max
Display Technology
OLED
Resolution
4K
Refresh Rate
120 Hz
Special Feature
,
Model Name
XR65A80K
Included Components
Stand, Remote Control, Power Cable
Connectivity Technology
USB, HDMI
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12 reviews for Sony OLED 65 inch BRAVIA XR A80K
Rated 4 out of 5
D. B (verified owner)–
Not worth the price – Not good for watching in a daytime. Even on a cloudy day the glare and reflections make it very hard to see. And it’s not even directly opposite of my window!
Rated 5 out of 5
G. C (verified owner)–
Great Value for the Money – I have been waiting for some time to buy an OLED, I had $2000 budget and my final product choices were this Sony, An LGC2, or the Samsung S95b. All were viewed at the the stores selling them. I will be straight up with you, I chose the Sony due to the fact, that you can dial in one hell of a picture without a professional calibration. I skipped the L.G. which is a tad brighter, because I do not game at all. I skipped the Samsung because the tech is too new and I purchase a television every 3 years or so. This will give all of the makers who will be selling the new QD oleds ( which will be everyone) to get it right. If you can afford more for the A90k or A90J, I would definitely say to go for it. This television is worth every bit of 1700 bucks. Please check out Quantum, HDTV, Classy Tech, Rtings, or Fomo on their youtube channels to get their info and picture mode calibrations. If you listen to them you will be richly rewarded. I will be doing a follow up review after I have lived with this set for at least a month. If you are a gamer, buy the L.G. If you are into the hype of the Samsung being the best you can buy right now (it is fantastic) but are afraid of the firmware updates and bent screen problems, like me, buy the A80k or the A90k and live with the best picture, ease of use and a beautifully easy to set up interface for picture modes to combat the low bit and frame rates that occur if you watch mainly movies and streaming apps. I went from a mini led to this, my first oled, it was well worth the wait. 4k movies and blurays look fantastic, and if you plan to use this television as a computer screen, don’t buy it. Static chyrons and info banners and logos can cause burn-in. Otherwise I would not worry about burn in. More to come…..
Rated 5 out of 5
I. M (verified owner)–
Best OLED TV in the market! – After setting up the Sony BRAVIA XR A80K 65inch, the quality difference between my old 65inch LED is noticeable instantly.
Rated 5 out of 5
G. C (verified owner)–
Great Value for the Money – I have been waiting for some time to buy an OLED, I had $2000 budget and my final product choices were this Sony, An LGC2, or the Samsung S95b. All were viewed at the the stores selling them. I will be straight up with you, I chose the Sony due to the fact, that you can dial in one hell of a picture without a professional calibration. I skipped the L.G. which is a tad brighter, because I do not game at all. I skipped the Samsung because the tech is too new and I purchase a television every 3 years or so. This will give all of the makers who will be selling the new QD oleds ( which will be everyone) to get it right. If you can afford more for the A90k or A90J, I would definitely say to go for it. This television is worth every bit of 1700 bucks. Please check out Quantum, HDTV, Classy Tech, Rtings, or Fomo on their youtube channels to get their info and picture mode calibrations. If you listen to them you will be richly rewarded. I will be doing a follow up review after I have lived with this set for at least a month. If you are a gamer, buy the L.G. If you are into the hype of the Samsung being the best you can buy right now (it is fantastic) but are afraid of the firmware updates and bent screen problems, like me, buy the A80k or the A90k and live with the best picture, ease of use and a beautifully easy to set up interface for picture modes to combat the low bit and frame rates that occur if you watch mainly movies and streaming apps. I went from a mini led to this, my first oled, it was well worth the wait. 4k movies and blurays look fantastic, and if you plan to use this television as a computer screen, don’t buy it. Static chyrons and info banners and logos can cause burn-in. Otherwise I would not worry about burn in. More to come…..
Rated 4 out of 5
F. E (verified owner)–
Great tv but… – The TV looks great. The color, the quality of image and the size are all amazing. Unfortunately ours came with some minor damage. I’m assuming this happened in transit and it doesn’t affect the display image at all. It’s still upsetting though for the price of the TV. The top right side has a small ripple in the frame and a dimple in the screen. Let me tell you when we realized this it gave us a panic. We don’t want to return it and will de with the minor damage. I’m waiting to hear back from customer service to see if they offer any solutions. Other than that the TV is amazing. The smart features respond to the remote quickly and they’re many apps to use. I am excited to start watching some movies and play our games on this TV. I will update when i hear back from support.
Rated 5 out of 5
I. M (verified owner)–
Best OLED TV in the market! – After setting up the Sony BRAVIA XR A80K 65inch, the quality difference between my old 65inch LED is noticeable instantly.
Rated 4 out of 5
S. H (verified owner)–
Nice TV but not the leap forward like I thought it would be. – I’ve had a 42″ Panasonic Plasma since 2010 and this Bravia replaced it in the living room. The Bravia looks nice and the system UI is really quick but the Plasma honestly looks better when it comes to the color department and overall picture. Granted, the Plasma can only do 1080p but our internet isn’t the fastest so it’s not like I’ll be streaming 4k at any point, I’ll have to get physical media for that. The Bravia is really nice to take advantage of my PS5 though, having VRR, HDR, and 4k resolution makes games look great. Overall, if you have an old LCD TV or something like that, OLED will probably look amazing. If you’re coming from a Plasma though, you honestly might be disappointed. Still a great TV though, I don’t regret buying the Bravia.
Rated 5 out of 5
G. I (verified owner)–
Fantastic picture at a good price relative to the alternatives! – Short and sweet, everything works as expected and advertised. The picture quality is superb, and I haven’t felt the need to do a lot of tweaking, much less calibration, to get it there (as I have in the past on other TV’s). The overall look of the TV is very minimalistic, as the edge of the screen and the stand nearly disappear. Speaking of the stand, it’s very stable while being low profile, and the multiple installation methods to modify the height, while I haven’t needed them, are a useful feature that I’m sure many will appreciate. I can’t speak to the internal speakers as I don’t use them, but I can say the arc features work very well and very seamlessly. I can just turn on the Apple TV, and the TV and reciever both turn on and move to their correct inputs. Likewise, I can turn on the TV, and the same adjustments are made. I find I seldom need to adjust the TV or receiver. Just turn on the source and go. I’ve had issues with other TV’s where arc either didn’t do all I needed or at times, was fighting what I was trying to do. None of that with this TV. It does what you expect and need from arc pretty flawlessly.
Rated 5 out of 5
G. I (verified owner)–
Fantastic picture at a good price relative to the alternatives! – Short and sweet, everything works as expected and advertised. The picture quality is superb, and I haven’t felt the need to do a lot of tweaking, much less calibration, to get it there (as I have in the past on other TV’s). The overall look of the TV is very minimalistic, as the edge of the screen and the stand nearly disappear. Speaking of the stand, it’s very stable while being low profile, and the multiple installation methods to modify the height, while I haven’t needed them, are a useful feature that I’m sure many will appreciate. I can’t speak to the internal speakers as I don’t use them, but I can say the arc features work very well and very seamlessly. I can just turn on the Apple TV, and the TV and reciever both turn on and move to their correct inputs. Likewise, I can turn on the TV, and the same adjustments are made. I find I seldom need to adjust the TV or receiver. Just turn on the source and go. I’ve had issues with other TV’s where arc either didn’t do all I needed or at times, was fighting what I was trying to do. None of that with this TV. It does what you expect and need from arc pretty flawlessly.
Rated 4 out of 5
D. B (verified owner)–
Not worth the price – Not good for watching in a daytime. Even on a cloudy day the glare and reflections make it very hard to see. And it’s not even directly opposite of my window!
Rated 4 out of 5
S. H (verified owner)–
Nice TV but not the leap forward like I thought it would be. – I’ve had a 42″ Panasonic Plasma since 2010 and this Bravia replaced it in the living room. The Bravia looks nice and the system UI is really quick but the Plasma honestly looks better when it comes to the color department and overall picture. Granted, the Plasma can only do 1080p but our internet isn’t the fastest so it’s not like I’ll be streaming 4k at any point, I’ll have to get physical media for that. The Bravia is really nice to take advantage of my PS5 though, having VRR, HDR, and 4k resolution makes games look great. Overall, if you have an old LCD TV or something like that, OLED will probably look amazing. If you’re coming from a Plasma though, you honestly might be disappointed. Still a great TV though, I don’t regret buying the Bravia.
Rated 4 out of 5
F. E (verified owner)–
Great tv but… – The TV looks great. The color, the quality of image and the size are all amazing. Unfortunately ours came with some minor damage. I’m assuming this happened in transit and it doesn’t affect the display image at all. It’s still upsetting though for the price of the TV. The top right side has a small ripple in the frame and a dimple in the screen. Let me tell you when we realized this it gave us a panic. We don’t want to return it and will de with the minor damage. I’m waiting to hear back from customer service to see if they offer any solutions. Other than that the TV is amazing. The smart features respond to the remote quickly and they’re many apps to use. I am excited to start watching some movies and play our games on this TV. I will update when i hear back from support.
D. B (verified owner) –
Not worth the price – Not good for watching in a daytime. Even on a cloudy day the glare and reflections make it very hard to see. And it’s not even directly opposite of my window!
G. C (verified owner) –
Great Value for the Money – I have been waiting for some time to buy an OLED, I had $2000 budget and my final product choices were this Sony, An LGC2, or the Samsung S95b. All were viewed at the the stores selling them. I will be straight up with you, I chose the Sony due to the fact, that you can dial in one hell of a picture without a professional calibration. I skipped the L.G. which is a tad brighter, because I do not game at all. I skipped the Samsung because the tech is too new and I purchase a television every 3 years or so. This will give all of the makers who will be selling the new QD oleds ( which will be everyone) to get it right. If you can afford more for the A90k or A90J, I would definitely say to go for it. This television is worth every bit of 1700 bucks. Please check out Quantum, HDTV, Classy Tech, Rtings, or Fomo on their youtube channels to get their info and picture mode calibrations. If you listen to them you will be richly rewarded. I will be doing a follow up review after I have lived with this set for at least a month. If you are a gamer, buy the L.G. If you are into the hype of the Samsung being the best you can buy right now (it is fantastic) but are afraid of the firmware updates and bent screen problems, like me, buy the A80k or the A90k and live with the best picture, ease of use and a beautifully easy to set up interface for picture modes to combat the low bit and frame rates that occur if you watch mainly movies and streaming apps. I went from a mini led to this, my first oled, it was well worth the wait. 4k movies and blurays look fantastic, and if you plan to use this television as a computer screen, don’t buy it. Static chyrons and info banners and logos can cause burn-in. Otherwise I would not worry about burn in. More to come…..
I. M (verified owner) –
Best OLED TV in the market! – After setting up the Sony BRAVIA XR A80K 65inch, the quality difference between my old 65inch LED is noticeable instantly.
G. C (verified owner) –
Great Value for the Money – I have been waiting for some time to buy an OLED, I had $2000 budget and my final product choices were this Sony, An LGC2, or the Samsung S95b. All were viewed at the the stores selling them. I will be straight up with you, I chose the Sony due to the fact, that you can dial in one hell of a picture without a professional calibration. I skipped the L.G. which is a tad brighter, because I do not game at all. I skipped the Samsung because the tech is too new and I purchase a television every 3 years or so. This will give all of the makers who will be selling the new QD oleds ( which will be everyone) to get it right. If you can afford more for the A90k or A90J, I would definitely say to go for it. This television is worth every bit of 1700 bucks. Please check out Quantum, HDTV, Classy Tech, Rtings, or Fomo on their youtube channels to get their info and picture mode calibrations. If you listen to them you will be richly rewarded. I will be doing a follow up review after I have lived with this set for at least a month. If you are a gamer, buy the L.G. If you are into the hype of the Samsung being the best you can buy right now (it is fantastic) but are afraid of the firmware updates and bent screen problems, like me, buy the A80k or the A90k and live with the best picture, ease of use and a beautifully easy to set up interface for picture modes to combat the low bit and frame rates that occur if you watch mainly movies and streaming apps. I went from a mini led to this, my first oled, it was well worth the wait. 4k movies and blurays look fantastic, and if you plan to use this television as a computer screen, don’t buy it. Static chyrons and info banners and logos can cause burn-in. Otherwise I would not worry about burn in. More to come…..
F. E (verified owner) –
Great tv but… – The TV looks great. The color, the quality of image and the size are all amazing. Unfortunately ours came with some minor damage. I’m assuming this happened in transit and it doesn’t affect the display image at all. It’s still upsetting though for the price of the TV. The top right side has a small ripple in the frame and a dimple in the screen. Let me tell you when we realized this it gave us a panic. We don’t want to return it and will de with the minor damage. I’m waiting to hear back from customer service to see if they offer any solutions. Other than that the TV is amazing. The smart features respond to the remote quickly and they’re many apps to use. I am excited to start watching some movies and play our games on this TV. I will update when i hear back from support.
I. M (verified owner) –
Best OLED TV in the market! – After setting up the Sony BRAVIA XR A80K 65inch, the quality difference between my old 65inch LED is noticeable instantly.
S. H (verified owner) –
Nice TV but not the leap forward like I thought it would be. – I’ve had a 42″ Panasonic Plasma since 2010 and this Bravia replaced it in the living room. The Bravia looks nice and the system UI is really quick but the Plasma honestly looks better when it comes to the color department and overall picture. Granted, the Plasma can only do 1080p but our internet isn’t the fastest so it’s not like I’ll be streaming 4k at any point, I’ll have to get physical media for that. The Bravia is really nice to take advantage of my PS5 though, having VRR, HDR, and 4k resolution makes games look great. Overall, if you have an old LCD TV or something like that, OLED will probably look amazing. If you’re coming from a Plasma though, you honestly might be disappointed. Still a great TV though, I don’t regret buying the Bravia.
G. I (verified owner) –
Fantastic picture at a good price relative to the alternatives! – Short and sweet, everything works as expected and advertised. The picture quality is superb, and I haven’t felt the need to do a lot of tweaking, much less calibration, to get it there (as I have in the past on other TV’s). The overall look of the TV is very minimalistic, as the edge of the screen and the stand nearly disappear. Speaking of the stand, it’s very stable while being low profile, and the multiple installation methods to modify the height, while I haven’t needed them, are a useful feature that I’m sure many will appreciate. I can’t speak to the internal speakers as I don’t use them, but I can say the arc features work very well and very seamlessly. I can just turn on the Apple TV, and the TV and reciever both turn on and move to their correct inputs. Likewise, I can turn on the TV, and the same adjustments are made. I find I seldom need to adjust the TV or receiver. Just turn on the source and go. I’ve had issues with other TV’s where arc either didn’t do all I needed or at times, was fighting what I was trying to do. None of that with this TV. It does what you expect and need from arc pretty flawlessly.
G. I (verified owner) –
Fantastic picture at a good price relative to the alternatives! – Short and sweet, everything works as expected and advertised. The picture quality is superb, and I haven’t felt the need to do a lot of tweaking, much less calibration, to get it there (as I have in the past on other TV’s). The overall look of the TV is very minimalistic, as the edge of the screen and the stand nearly disappear. Speaking of the stand, it’s very stable while being low profile, and the multiple installation methods to modify the height, while I haven’t needed them, are a useful feature that I’m sure many will appreciate. I can’t speak to the internal speakers as I don’t use them, but I can say the arc features work very well and very seamlessly. I can just turn on the Apple TV, and the TV and reciever both turn on and move to their correct inputs. Likewise, I can turn on the TV, and the same adjustments are made. I find I seldom need to adjust the TV or receiver. Just turn on the source and go. I’ve had issues with other TV’s where arc either didn’t do all I needed or at times, was fighting what I was trying to do. None of that with this TV. It does what you expect and need from arc pretty flawlessly.
D. B (verified owner) –
Not worth the price – Not good for watching in a daytime. Even on a cloudy day the glare and reflections make it very hard to see. And it’s not even directly opposite of my window!
S. H (verified owner) –
Nice TV but not the leap forward like I thought it would be. – I’ve had a 42″ Panasonic Plasma since 2010 and this Bravia replaced it in the living room. The Bravia looks nice and the system UI is really quick but the Plasma honestly looks better when it comes to the color department and overall picture. Granted, the Plasma can only do 1080p but our internet isn’t the fastest so it’s not like I’ll be streaming 4k at any point, I’ll have to get physical media for that. The Bravia is really nice to take advantage of my PS5 though, having VRR, HDR, and 4k resolution makes games look great. Overall, if you have an old LCD TV or something like that, OLED will probably look amazing. If you’re coming from a Plasma though, you honestly might be disappointed. Still a great TV though, I don’t regret buying the Bravia.
F. E (verified owner) –
Great tv but… – The TV looks great. The color, the quality of image and the size are all amazing. Unfortunately ours came with some minor damage. I’m assuming this happened in transit and it doesn’t affect the display image at all. It’s still upsetting though for the price of the TV. The top right side has a small ripple in the frame and a dimple in the screen. Let me tell you when we realized this it gave us a panic. We don’t want to return it and will de with the minor damage. I’m waiting to hear back from customer service to see if they offer any solutions. Other than that the TV is amazing. The smart features respond to the remote quickly and they’re many apps to use. I am excited to start watching some movies and play our games on this TV. I will update when i hear back from support.