Reviews 48" Sony Bravia OLED XR-48A90K
Reviews 48" Sony Bravia OLED XR-48A90K
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Radek, Uhlířské Janovice
Rated 18/03/2024, variant 48" Sony Bravia OLED XR-48A90K
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Oled technology is unrivalled
beautiful picture, black display, 100hz, Google TV operating system, remote control
perhaps only a higher price
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Rated 11/03/2024, variant 48" Sony Bravia OLED XR-48A90K
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quality workmanship
beautiful picture
very good sound (best with led TV that I have tried)
high price
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Rated 03/03/2024, variant 48" Sony Bravia OLED XR-48A90K
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I have been using the TV for a short time and mainly for receiving classic antenna broadcasts. I just got the smart features working and didn't encounter a problem. Simply, everything on this TV works as it should. If you choose it, you will be satisfied.
It can automatically display TV broadcasts in natural, unburnt colours without fiddling with menu sub-items
the image distinguishes and does not swallow details in small shades of black
if you're not planning a soundbar, you'll appreciate that the TV is not cool thin, but it has room for a reasonable sound system in the back
the OLED panel used is relatively good at reducing glare from windows and ambient light
the remote fits well in the hand and the buttons illuminate themselves before use in response to the built-in motion sensor. Secondary supplied (alternative) controller fits my other, older, SONY TV
It is a solid product, and although it costs a bit more than its paper competitors, it leaves me feeling good about every penny I paid. I am returning an OLED TV purchased a week earlier from another world-renowned company within 14 days
if you use the supplied stand, you can also adjust it in height
slightly lower maximum brightness of the OLED panel used - this is due to its supplier, LG
switching between channels received by the antenna can take a fraction of a second more than with competitors
SONY is paid adequately for its conscientious and professional work
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Anonymous customer
Rated 24/11/2023, variant 48" Sony Bravia OLED XR-48A90K
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great picture
lovely design
really black colours
android interface definitely better than my other, older Sony TV
nothing
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Petr, Praha 8 - Dolní Chabry
Rated 18/11/2023, variant 48" Sony Bravia OLED XR-48A90K
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Excellent OLED panel image in 4K HDR. The cinematography is truly admirable.
You can install various programs on the TV from KODI to Watch TV and with fast Wi-Fi but especially LAN, the TV can cope with high bitrate recordings.
Super sound, TV simply calibrates the room using the microphone
Excellent TV, meets most of my requirements
Very hilarious remote control
Improperly positioned CI-SLOT
Considerably slow DVB-C tuner
Upate firmware is not completely user-friendly
The setup is very complex and requires an expert who understands it
Great caution with HDMI, they have different functions and work differently with setoboxes and differently with e.g. with Google TV dongle
The current android in TV is not quite up to date
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Marek, Praha 10 - Strašnice
Rated 07/11/2023, variant 48" Sony Bravia OLED XR-48A90K
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The TV is definitely great for watching movies in a darkened room, when the picture surpasses the QuantumDot LCD. In the primary comparison with a similar model from Samsung, Sonka had definitely better image rendering in dark parts, when the drawing was still visible, where Samsung simply in one moment goes to almost black without drawing, there is still OLED further renders a smoother transition then to absolutely black. So if I choose a TV to watch movies from quality sources in a well lit room. it's probably a very good choice, if I prefer to watch sports or soap operas during the day, I would probably reach for an LCD, where a colleague with QD had visibly higher brightness.
A vivid image of the LG OLED panel, especially if you feed it with 4K HDR image. It seems to me in comparison with the LG model with the same panel, that Sony has a stronger power supply and can light it up even more in bright scenes. The cinematic presentation of the image is really amazing.
Hilarious design - metal thin frame around the screen, no rusive logos and decorations like in Korean competitors
the possibility to leave the TV basically lying on the table, when the actual screen frame is about 0.5 cm above the table surface, or it is possible to lift the TV and place a soundbar under it
surprisingly playing sound, the TV simply calibrates the room with the help of a microphone in the remote, actually I expected significantly worse sound - especially where the screen is directly used as a sound system. It plays really quite nicely
very nice duraluminated remote control and a secondary one - in the style of old sony with many buttons
the possibility to export the list of tuned channels and then sort them in the PC and upload them again to the TV
The possibility of 120Hz display with a PC (maybe even a console? )
The benefit of GoogleTV OS is definitely in the possibility to install KODI on the TV and with fast wifi but mainly Ethernet, the TV can handle high bitrate recordings. The limiting factor for her was the high data rate of Canon R6 at 230 Mbps. But for 99% of normal recording, the performance of the TV and the network card is sufficient
In default mode, the weave colour is well set
Google TV - compared to the older Android TV I find it less user-friendly and especially less cusomizable. For my taste, TV shows too many "ads" for services I don't have and don't want to use
slower DVB-C tuner, so switching between channels is not instant, but it can be done
Unfortunate placement of CI-SLOT when the card from the TV quite a lot of sticking out and although it does not exceed the silhouette of the TV from the front, but from the beveled back part sticking out about 2 cm absolutely unnecessary. At least the CI reader is inside the TV and not like some Korean competitors in a box that stops working after a while
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Pavel, Ústí nad Labem
Rated 05/11/2023, variant 48" Sony Bravia OLED XR-48A90K
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Enough things to set up, I started at 3 pm and finished at 10:30 pm, but the result is worth it! I'd recommend a light trawl of YouTube, there's loads of videos with various tweaks, a number I've used! TV is SUPER.
Picture perfect. I was fine with 1080p, but 4K is really cool.
Surprisingly solid sound from TV only, but you need to play with the equalizer. Too bad the highs end at 8 Khz.
Design. I tried putting her on her feet, that doesn't look good. When it sits right on the stand, it looks luxurious!
Steel frame + stand, again - great design. Also a clay primary remote, it backlights itself, the TV can be controlled by voice and the TV will find the remote when it fits somewhere: -)
I've had every Sony TV so far, so satisfaction. I hope he goes for a long time.
It doesn't look good subjectively on the feet, but you can use a soundbar, but I would guess that you will be bothered by the oval stand. Just an observation for anyone who has a soundbar.
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Anonymous customer
Rated 13/12/2022, variant 48" Sony Bravia OLED XR-48A90K
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Great TV, exceeded expectations. Supports connection https://www.alza.cz/sony-srs-ns7b-cerna-d6789932. htm which is great
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