Sony 65-Inch Class 4K Ultra HD BRAVIA 3 LED Smart TV with Google TV Dolby Vision HDR, PS5 Exclusive Features, 2024 Model K-65S30

Omg this tv is awesome!! Doesn’t have its own app but I can control my tv somehow with the Apple Remote on my iPhone and it works somewhat. The picture quality and sound are perfect I game with it on my ps5 and watch movies. Wasn’t too heavy so you can mount it if you like, I just keep it on my dresser for now ha. Easy to use and set up it’s cool features like it’s WiFi to watch movies do not need Apple Tv or Roku as it’s home has its own apps which is cool can save some hdmi space for more games or what not

Big WOW!!! Great tv! Easy to add/delete apps, great picture, free streaming apps, and can control using Google Home. Really like this. Also, Amazon included at no charge, unpacking and setup by the delivery people!

I AM 65 AND HAVE BEEN A SONY PRODUCT PERSON SINCE I WAS A TEENAGER. ESPECIALLY TELEVISIONS! THE PICTURE IS ALWAYS THE BEST COMPARED TO OTHER MANUFACTURERS. MY LAST ONE WAS ON IT'S LAST LEGS SO I ORDERED THE NEW SONY BRAVIA 75 INCH FROM AMAZON. ( PRICED GREAT COMPARED TO COSTCO AND BEST BUY!! ) I AM OVER THE MOON!!!

Great picture. Easy to install and setup. Only complaint is the remote control. Buttons are too small. I had to buy a replacement which had numbers and much bigger buttons. Station channels are very small at the bottom of the screen.

Sony TVs are truly in a league of their own. The quality of materials used is evident, especially when you feel the solid build of their 75-inch model compared to other brands. I’ve owned a Sony TV for 15 years, and it’s still running perfectly, which speaks volumes about their durability. The natural color reproduction and sharpness are unmatched—never overdone or artificial. If you’re looking for a long-term investment in a TV, Sony is the way to go. Highly recommended!

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Set-up via g-mail was very complicated - we never could facilitate successful log-in with g-mail account (to enable connection / Google streaming, etc so we were dead in water. We realized later that "somehow" an old (defunct) email address that appeared (from old Amazon email account?) - BUT we could not override it with the new dedicated Gmail address...after many attempts. OY! Sony tech support NOT helpful - he sounded like he was also helping someone else simultaneously so he merely walked us thru the steps we'd already tried to no avail. This happened twice - no help whatsoever from Sony. And as usual these days, both tech support people were hard to understand, so it was a no-go. We tried several times...and because we did not have a smart phone (we were linking to new gmail acct thru our iMac close by) but that didn't work. : ( : ( So maybe - it's best not to buy a "smart" WiFi TV if you don't have smart phone or tablet?On upside - image gorgeous (as is our current smaller Sony Bravia). Good Luck "Y'all" from Memphis.

*EDIT: I'm using a windows pc and the recommended resolution is what it defaulted to (3840x2160). Running at THAT resolution is what caused the terrible input lag, but setting it to 4096x2160 fixes it and gets rid of the input lag.4096x2160 is slightly narrower than 16:9 and does lead to thin black bars at the top and bottom of the screen, but that doesn't bother me too much; I'm just glad I've fixed the input lag. I guess this tv just takes issue with 3840x2160. I don't own a ps5 or xbox so I can't test it with a regular game console, unfortunately. I don't know if modern game consoles let you set their resolution, but if they can't, this might be an issue.---original review:I wouldn't buy this for gaming. The input lag has got to be around half a second (500 milliseconds). It feels horrible after using a computer monitor. That is, of course, after putting in it gaming mode. Without that, the input lag is seriously over a second. It's comically bad.The picture quality is good; probably a great option for watching movies and other normal TV stuff, but awful for gaming.