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English => News => Topic started by: Redaktion on July 15, 2022, 00:59:44

Title: Bravia X85K: Sony's cheapest 120Hz TV gets basically no improvements over last year's model according to a new review
Post by: Redaktion on July 15, 2022, 00:59:44
After some of the Japanese manufacturer's more expensive television sets of 2022 have already remained stagnant, the budget-friendly 120Hz TV Sony Bravia X85K has unfortunately followed this disappointing trend and did not receive any particular improvements compared to its immediate predecessor.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Bravia-X85K-Sony-s-cheapest-120Hz-TV-gets-basically-no-improvements-over-last-year-s-model-according-to-a-new-review.635042.0.html
Title: Re: Bravia X85K: Sony's cheapest 120Hz TV gets basically no improvements over last year's model acco
Post by: Mick on April 16, 2023, 23:06:39
Not sure your info from RTINGS is correct for the X85K which on their website looks to have scored better in every category than the X85J.
Title: Re: Bravia X85K: Sony's cheapest 120Hz TV gets basically no improvements over last year's model acco
Post by: Enrico Frahn on April 16, 2023, 23:37:48
Quote from: Mick on April 16, 2023, 23:06:39Not sure your info from RTINGS is correct for the X85K which on their website looks to have scored better in every category than the X85J.

Hi Mick,
Rtings has recently changed its rating system, which is why the X85K suddenly received a much higher score than the X85J. This wasn't the case when the review was published last summer, and the measurements clearly show that these two TVs are largely identical.
In fact, I personally owned a 65-inch X85J that was recently replaced with a X85K under warranty, so I can attest to the conclusion that these TVs perform very similarly. If anything, the X85K is a tad less bright than the X85J in HDR.
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