Several Sony's largest QLED screens are available with discounted prices this weekend. The 75-inch model is now priced at $2,600, a discount of $900 from its original price. Meanwhile, the 85-inch version has been reduced to $3,000, marking a decrease of $1,800 compared to its usual cost.
Sony's Bravia 9 QLED series boasts excellent image clarity and refined colors, with potent yet sophisticated brightness and contrast levels. The screens also come equipped with versatile designs that pair well with solid sound systems. However, some users have reported issues such as screen rainbowing when reflections are present and limited HDMI 2.1 ports.
To help mitigate these issues, the Bravia 9 QLED series features antireflection coating and wide-panel technology, which provide improved viewing angles for all participants. The colors on these screens appear vibrant and realistic due to quantum dots. However, there may be some minor color uniformity problems around the screen's edges.
The 65-inch model of the Sony Bravia 9 is now priced at $2,000, representing a $1,000 decrease from its original cost. This more standard-sized display offers a compromise for those who want to minimize the footprint of their TV but still require a large screen size.
These discounts make these large screens an attractive option for consumers seeking a high-quality viewing experience with impressive brightness and color quality.
Sony's Bravia 9 QLED series boasts excellent image clarity and refined colors, with potent yet sophisticated brightness and contrast levels. The screens also come equipped with versatile designs that pair well with solid sound systems. However, some users have reported issues such as screen rainbowing when reflections are present and limited HDMI 2.1 ports.
To help mitigate these issues, the Bravia 9 QLED series features antireflection coating and wide-panel technology, which provide improved viewing angles for all participants. The colors on these screens appear vibrant and realistic due to quantum dots. However, there may be some minor color uniformity problems around the screen's edges.
The 65-inch model of the Sony Bravia 9 is now priced at $2,000, representing a $1,000 decrease from its original cost. This more standard-sized display offers a compromise for those who want to minimize the footprint of their TV but still require a large screen size.
These discounts make these large screens an attractive option for consumers seeking a high-quality viewing experience with impressive brightness and color quality.
. I mean, sure, they're great for watching movies or sports, but have you considered the whole screen rainbowing thing? Like, what if it's just a bunch of extra cash for something that might not even bother most viewers? 
. But personally, I'm gonna stick with my old TV, thanks 
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so i think it's awesome that sony is making these huge qled screens more affordable, like who doesn't want to watch their fave shows or play games on a massive screen without breaking the bank? 
I'm so glad to see Sony's QLED series getting discounted this weekend! The 75-inch model is now within reach of more people, which is awesome 
. However, I do wish they'd address that screen rainbowing issue 
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. Still, if you're in the market for a massive screen with great brightness & colors, now's a good time to grab one! Just be aware of those potential issues 
they're like, super cheap! $2,600 for the 75inch is crazy but $1,800 off from the original price? that's a huge discount 
I've been eyeing the 85inch model too, now it's only $3k which is still steep but worth it for that massive screen and crystal clear picture 
I'm kinda stoked about these QLED deals this weekend! $2,600 for a 75-inch screen is a pretty sweet price if you ask me 
. The discount is insane, $900 off is like finding money in my couch cushions 
. The only thing that's keeping me back is my old TV still works fine 
, but this is a tempting option for when I want to level up my entertainment game. Has anyone else splurged on one of these? 
. The images look so good on these things, and it'd be sick to have all that brightness and color in my living room. Guess I'll just have to wait and see how it works out for other people first 
... Still, I guess for some people, it might be worth splurging, especially if they've got the space and the cash to burn. But personally, I'd rather wait a bit longer to see if there are any more deals popping up...
Plus, I mean, $2,000 for a 65-inch screen is basically a steal. Now that's what I call a bargain! 
and limited HDMI ports 
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. Plus, you can get a sweet 85-inch model for under $3k - that's a steal if you ask me