With its reputation for high quality products and innovative new features, you can’t go wrong with a TV from Sony. However, as a high-end brand, Sony TVs are often expensive. Sometimes you can find cheaper, smaller models, but often the newer and shinier models will come at a premium. But you can save some cash by hunting down some of the best Sony TV deals, like the ones we’ve found for you here. Black Friday deals have already started, which has its pros and cons. Pro: Amazing deals are available right now. Con: Products will sell out fast. Check out your best options below:
Best Sony TV deals
- 50-inch Sony X80J Series 4K TV — $650, was $700
- 55-inch Sony X80J 4K TV — $700, was $800
- 50-inch Sony X85J Series 4K TV — $750, was $850
- 55-inch Sony Bravia OLED TV — $1,700, was $1,800
- 75-inch Sony Bravia XR 8K TV — $6,500, was $8,000
55-inch Sony Bravia OLED TV
$1,700 $1,800
75-inch Sony Bravia XR 8K TV
$6,500 $8,000
65-inch Sony X950H 4K TV with Soundbar
$1,525 $2,000
50-inch Sony X85J Series 4K TV
$750 $850
55-inch Sony A8H Series Bravia Smart OLED 4K TV
$1,688 $2,300
Sony Bravia X90J 75-inch 4K LED TV with Alexa
$1,598 $2,600
Sony BRAVIA XR OLED 4K Smart TV - 2020 model
$1,298 $1,500
50-inch Sony X80J Series 4K TV
$650 $700
65-inch Sony X85J smart 4K TV
$1,000 $1,200
55-inch Sony X80J 4K TV
$700 $800How To Choose A Sony TV
There are lots of factors to consider when choosing a TV. One of the primary considerations is size — do you have enough room for a large 75-inch display? Would a more modest 55-inch model fit your space better? Then you need to think about resolution. We recommend you choose a TV with at least 4K resolution, as this offers a noticeable improvement in quality over Full HD displays. And you’ll find lots of content available in 4K, as streaming services like Netflix are increasingly offering 4K streaming options. If you want the very best available you might consider an 8K display, but this is excessive for most people’s needs and there just isn’t that much 8K content available anyway, so you’re better off saving your money and getting a cheap Sony TV.
When you buy a Sony TV, you’re getting a high-quality product from a well-known manufacturer. That means that Sony TVs can be more expensive than those from lesser-known brands. But we think it’s worth it to spend a bit more on a Sony TV deal for a higher quality TV, as you want something that will last a long time and will look as good as possible, not to mention the importance of extra features like voice controls, support for streaming services, and other smart TV features.
Finally, another big decision to make is whether you want to go with LED, OLED, or QLED. That can sound confusing, so we’ll break it down for you. LED is the standard technology used on most TVs. LED TVs can be large, high resolution, and are usually the more affordable option. But if you want an even better picture, then OLED offers deeper blacks which give the image a rich, high-contrast look, and it can enable the colors to pop more. OLED TVs are sometimes not as bright as LED TVs though, because of the way their displays work. So you might consider a QLED option, which has the bright colors and high contrast of an OLED, but can be brighter and can come in larger sizes.
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