Sony’s largest QLED screens are seeing big discounts this weekend

When we cover We often talk about the more popular 55- and 65-inch TVs, but as someone who has an 85-inch TV in the guest room, I know how attractive an oversized screen can be. Today, I have a deal for you on the larger end of Sony’s Bravia 9 series displays, With a $900 discount on the 75-inch modeland A A huge $1,800 markdown on the 85-inch version.

In addition to taking up an entire wall in your living room, these large displays are also ultra-bright, with up to 3,000 nits of peak brightness. Our reviewer Ryan Wanyata watches MoanaI noticed that “The sun blazed to nearly staring levels.” It’s helped by quantum dots, which help colors look bright and true, even with increased brightness.

While viewing angles can’t quite compete with the best OLED displays, Sony does have a few tricks up its sleeve, like anti-reflective coatings and wide-panel technology, which should ensure everyone on the couch gets a good view. The occasional rainbow that pops up as a result is most noticeable in dark scenes in a well-lit room, which isn’t the best viewing situation regardless of screen size or panel type.

Not everything is perfect, unfortunately. There are only two HDMI 2.1 ports, and only one of them is an eARC port It’s likely related to your amplifier. Sharp-eyed viewers may also notice some symmetry issues, especially around the edges of the screen.

If you don’t feel ready for the big leagues, or you don’t have the space in your living room, The price of the 65-inch Sony Bravia 9 model has been marked down to $2,000$1,000 off, a medium-sized display. However, if you can make room on your wall, The 75-inch model is priced at just $2,600 which is very impressiveAnd the 85-inch version, although it’s really huge, It was severely discounted to $3,000. If you’re not sold on Sony, Be sure to swing by our roundup of the best TVswhich also includes OLED and QD-OLED options, or Check out our full Bravia 9 review Let’s see why we highly recommend it.