55" Sony Bravia QD-OLED XR-55A95L

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55" Sony Bravia QD-OLED XR-55A95L

The 55" Sony Bravia QD-OLED XR-55A95L TV comes with a perfect picture and is packed with smart features, so you are guaranteed first-class home entertainment. An out-of-this-world 4K resolution gives you a more vibrant and detailed picture than ever before. Android TV technology opens up endless possibilities with a range of clever apps. Since this television has the latest OLED technology with extremely bright display cells, you can count on uniform shades of vivid colours from corner to corner across the entire screen. As OLEDs have their own colour filters, they can produce deeper blacks and a wider gamut array. You will also be delighted with Smart TV, which gives you the joy of using a wide range of multimedia features directly on your TV screen. You can use the Miracast function on this TV to share media from your mobile device.
55" Sony Bravia QD-OLED XR-55A95L Television Key Features
- The SONY television has a 55" screen
- Luxurious 4K picture
- OLED technology provides exceptional contrast
- HDR (High Dynamic Range) delivers natural rendering and unmatched dynamics
- DVB-T2 - HEVC tuner is a must-have if you want to enjoy digital broadcast coverage
- 100 / 120Hz refresh rate provides a beautifully smooth picture, which you will really appreciate when watching sports and fast-paced action movies
- HbbTV red button allows you to view current programmes archives, games and other content
- You don't need a remote with this Voice Control television
- Game Mode with reduced response rate to make sure you are never on the losing team
- Connect to the internet using built-in WiFi technology on this television
- USB recording enables you to record movies and TV programmes directly onto a flash disk
- DLNA lets your multimedia devices connect with this television


Exclusive Picture Quality with the SONY Television
If you can only watch top-quality images, the extremely fine resolution of the 55" Sony Bravia QD-OLED XR-55A95L is the TV you've been waiting for. The 4K display on this TV boasts four times as many pixels as a standard Full HD screen. The SONY TV image is brought to life by 3840×2160 pixels that achieve superb colour rendering in great detail. Even when watching from a close distance, the picture is always perfectly sharp and the quality is unaffected. This is just what you need for enjoying a whole host of high-quality content, such as the latest Blu-ray movies. It will also improve older movies and TV shows that were intended for a lower resolution. A nice side effect of the high resolution of this TV is that applications and smart features operate without lagging.
Perfect Contrast and Deeper Blacks on the OLED Display
The incredible picture quality of the 55" Sony Bravia QD-OLED XR-55A95L TV is assured with the latest OLED technology. Every pixel can change colour or be switched on and off independently. This gives you a rich display with unmatched contrast featuring deeper and darker black tones. A stand-out attribute of the TV is its HDR — High Dynamic Range imaging. This eliminates any adverse backlighting effects by enhancing natural contrast and brightness to create pictures that jump out from your screen. The SONY TV boasts an exceptional 100 / 120Hz refresh rate, which indicates how often a TV changes the image on the screen. As a result, it is ideal for viewing dynamic action scenes, as the images are smooth and clear. This TV supports HDR10, Dolby Vision and HLG technology. HDR10 provides the most natural colours as seen by the human eye. Dolby Vision processes dynamic metadata to improve colour and contrast. As a result, HLG technology delivers exceptional brightness to really make the scenes pop as the creators intended. This TV makes you feel like you're really there.


DVB-T2 Tuner and Other Practical Features of the 55" Sony Bravia QD-OLED XR-55A95L TV
If you prefer a classic TV antenna, don't worry. The model supports the new DVB-T2 standard, providing an easy solution how to receive digital broadcasting. This TV comes with the latest DVB-S2 tuner, so you can receive a satellite signal for exceptional coverage and a wider selection of programmes. If you want to view cable TV stations, the 55" Sony Bravia QD-OLED XR-55A95L allows you to connect via the broadcasting standard DVB-C tuner. To make the most of Smart TV functions, you will need to get online. Fortunately, this TV has a classic LAN connector. If you would rather not use cables, connect your TV to the internet wirelessly via WiFi. Bluetooth technology allows you to pair the TV with other electronics, such as your mobile, keyboard or mouse. The SONY TV includes an integrated USB port for you, so you can play content from an external disk or flash drive. This incredible television even lets you record on USB-connected devices. This TV model supports several audio formats such as Dolby Atmos.
Other Smart Features and Apps of the SONY TV
Among other things, the 55" Sony Bravia QD-OLED XR-55A95L television also supports various apps and social networks such as NETFLIX, Disney+, HBO Max, YouTube, Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, Canal+ and VLC Media Player. The SONY TV also supports various apps and social networks such as NETFLIX, Disney+, HBO Max, YouTube, Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, Canal+ and VLC Media Player. With AirPlay 2, you can project content from your Apple device such as photos or videos. Miracast enables you to share the content on your phone with the TV.

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Sony Corporation is a Japanese company founded in 1946. Its headquarters is located in Tokyo. Its beginnings were humble. The first product sold under the Sony brand was a transistor radio. It was those radios that played a pivotal role in the company's expansion in the 1960s and the world quickly began to associate Sony products with a reliably stellar price-performance ratio.
In the 1970s, Sony was severely affected by the global economic crisis. Many analysts considered the company effectively defunct and could see no future for it. However, they underestimated the famous Japanese perseverance and courage. The crisis was not a disaster for Sony; on the contrary, it served as a launching pad to even greater heights. The company recovered and soon changed the media landscape with the development of the CD and later the DVD. In the early 1990s, Sony achieved another major success with the introduction of the PlayStation gaming console. It is the gaming consoles that best represent the intersection of the three key areas in which the company operates today – electronics, video games, and the entertainment industry.
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