Exploring Different Series of Sony TVs | KOA E.D.I.

When choosing the right TV for your entertainment needs, Sony is generally considered a safe bet. Sony’s TVs tend to provide exceptional image quality, good color accuracy, and several extra features. However, not all Sony TVs are made equal, and in this guide, we’ll go over the different series of Sony TVs in hopes of helping you find the right fit for your needs. 

X90L Series

The X90L series of Sony TVs is a budget-friendly LED TV option from Sony. But don’t let its affordability (it’s slightly more affordable than other Sony TV models) fool you; the X90L series is still capable of delivering some impressive performance. 

The series features 120Hz 4K FALD LED panels, ranging from 55” to 98” in size. This panel type features a full-array LED backlight, which delivers local dimming, boosted contrast, and a very rich and vibrant picture quality that will most definitely satisfy your viewing needs. 

The X90L series ships with Smart-enabled features; the TV series is equipped with Google TV OS, as well as Smart Home integrations with connectivity options for all major digital assistants. 

A80L Series

The A80L Series of Sony television sets offers the beauty of OLED technology at a more accessible price point. Image quality-wise, the series offers all the hallmarks of OLED technology, such as infinite contrasts thanks to pure blacks and lifelike brightness. The billions of accurate colors are further enhanced by HR OLED Contrast Pro and XR Trolamines Pro technologies.

Despite delivering stunning 4K visuals, the A80L series doesn’t fall behind when it comes to audio, as the devices come equipped with Acoustic Surface Pro technology that provides a captivating sound that seems like it’s emanating straight from the screen. 

Just like the previous entry in our list, the A80L also comes with various connectivity with virtual assistants, including Google Assistant, Alexa, and Siri. You can additionally stream content from your Apple device via Apple AirPlay. 

X95L Series

The Sony X95L is Sony’s 4K TV flagship product for 2023, which marries the best of LED technology with the advanced processing capabilities of Sony’s award-winning, cutting-edge Cognitive Processor XR. 

The XR Backlight Master Drive technology within this TV is responsible for the ultimate backlight control the TV has to offer, while XR Contrast Booster and XT Triluminos Pro provide perfect image highlights and the best color reproduction. 

The series offers some really impressive features that, admittedly, come at a price. This includes hand-free voice control, S-Center speaker input, variable refresh rate, and the HDMI 2.1 Bandwith, which is particularly interesting for gaming enthusiasts. 

And just like last year’s model, the X95K, the X95L also features Google’s Smart TV platform, which provides a really user-friendly experience—though you can expect an ad or two playing in the background while you’re browsing the TV’s menu. 

A95L Series

The A95L Series is Sony’s flagship OLED TV, which offers unparalleled picture quality and performance for those who seek the very best. The whole series is equipped with a QD-OLED display and powered by the proprietary Cognitive Processor XR, which allows the series to display infinite contrasts, unparalleled color accuracy, and fantastic image quality. 

The A95L Series relies on the Google Smart TV interface, which is easy to use and offers a massive selection of apps and other content. The built-in internal microphone is fantastic for hands-free voice control, S-Center speaker input, and an ATSC 3.0 tuner for up to 4K over-the-air broadcast support. 

Overall, the A95L is a fantastic TV series for watching content and playing video games in a bright room setting, especially thanks to its peak brightness combined with fantastic reflection handling. 

Final Thoughts

In all honesty, choosing a particular product from a particular Sony TV series comes down to the size of your budget and the extra features you want in your TV. The budget-friendly Sony option series, the X90L, is still capable of producing a fantastic viewing experience for most viewers and gamers, while the A95L remains reserved for the most demanding viewers willing to pay the premium.