Sony's largest QLED screens are up for grabs this weekend with significant price cuts. The 75-inch model, which typically retails for $3,200, can now be had for just $2,600, saving buyers a whopping $600. But the real deal is the 85-inch behemoth, which can be snagged for $3,000 - that's an eye-watering discount of $1,800 off the sticker price.
These screens are not only massive but also boast impressive brightness levels, with peak brightness reaching up to 3,000 nits. Sony's Bravia 9 QLED technology is designed to deliver vibrant colors and a wide viewing angle, although some reviewers have noted that the screen can suffer from "screen rainbowing" - where colors become distorted in bright conditions.
While not perfect, these screens still offer a great viewing experience for those who don't mind sacrificing some picture quality at an angle. With only two HDMI 2.1 ports available, though, buyers will need to consider their soundbar setup carefully.
For those looking for a more compact option, the 65-inch model is now on sale for $2,000 - that's a nice discount of $1,000 off the original price.
These screens are not only massive but also boast impressive brightness levels, with peak brightness reaching up to 3,000 nits. Sony's Bravia 9 QLED technology is designed to deliver vibrant colors and a wide viewing angle, although some reviewers have noted that the screen can suffer from "screen rainbowing" - where colors become distorted in bright conditions.
While not perfect, these screens still offer a great viewing experience for those who don't mind sacrificing some picture quality at an angle. With only two HDMI 2.1 ports available, though, buyers will need to consider their soundbar setup carefully.
For those looking for a more compact option, the 65-inch model is now on sale for $2,000 - that's a nice discount of $1,000 off the original price.
prices are crazy low for these huge screens! Like, who wouldn't wanna grab one at this deal? 
I'm thinking of getting one for my living room, it'll be like having a mini movie theater in my own home 
. Just hope the screen rainbowing thing doesn't bother me too much...
just got my hands on these new Sony QLED screens 
and they're insane! massive 75" 
is like watching a movie in a whole different league 
. price cuts are insane too 
, i mean who doesn't love saving $600-$1,800? 
. soundbar setup can be a pain in the neck 
. still super happy with my purchase tho 
and for the compact option, 65" is a great deal too 
. anyone else got these? 
, but I gotta say, the screen rainbowing issue kinda puts a damper on it... I mean, I love vibrant colors and all that jazz, but if it's gonna distort like that in bright conditions, it's just not worth it to me. That being said, for those who don't mind sacrificing some pic quality at an angle, these screens are def worth checking out 
It's crazy to think about how much money people are saving - I just got my 65-inch model for $2k and it's been a game-changer for gaming and movie nights 
and btw $2,000 for the 65 inch is already a steal!!
... we went to this stunning spot near Yosemite and it was literally breathtaking. The sunsets were so gorgeous, I swear my camera couldn't even capture the full beauty of it 
... anyway, speaking of screens, have you guys ever noticed how some TVs just can't quite get that perfect picture quality when you're right up against it? Like, is there really a sweet spot for this QLED technology or am I being crazy? 
. I mean, who wouldn't want an 85-inch TV in their living room? 
The 85-inch one is like, what's wrong with Sony - can't even sell a behemoth without having to slash the price by almost two grand 
Not saying I wouldn't get one of these if they were on sale (I'd just have to upgrade my sound system first 
. Still, it's worth noting that soundbar compatibility might be a bit of an issue... anyone got any good soundbar recs? 
) and it was a game-changer. These massive 75-inch and 85-inch behemoths are like stepping into a movie theater at home 
The price cuts are crazy, though - I mean, $600 off for the 75-inch model is insane! 
. My only concern is those screen rainbowing issues... still not sure if it's worth it, but hey, if anyone wants to buy me an 85-inch QLED TV, I'm in 
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. And yeah, only two HDMI ports can be a bit of a pain if you're gonna be using a fancy soundbar 
but like, who needs perfect picture quality when u got that massive screen to fill ur room?