Sony's making Amazing TVs... - Sony 2023 TV Lineup

Sony announced their new 2023 line-up of TVs and their new QD-OLED, Mini-LED, and more entry-level LED panels are looking pretty enticing. Plouffe flew down to NYC to check out what's coming soon to see if Sony is making big changes or if they're playing it safe.

Sony provided flights and accommodation for the event, but did not get any sort of input or review on this video.

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CHAPTERS
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0:00 Plouffe has an empire state of mind
0:13 A95L QD-OLED
3:58 Sponsor - Volta
4:33 X95L Mini-LED
7:13 X90L LED
10:35 New software features
12:04 Overall thoughts
12:39 Outro

[FrozenFingers]

A 200% increase means 200% of the original value on top. So the end result would be more like 3000 nits. What you mean is a 100% increase or 200% of the brightness of the previous model.

[MPRF]

1:20 I think I saw this one in person, playing that exact same video. I'm not exxagerating when I say it looked like the video had depth, like the buildings were actually in different planes from each other and not on just a flat screen. truly mind blowing

[christophblondzik]

nice how the TV is lagging between 0:45 and 0:50 :D

[tmrtester]

In these reviews it would be useful to know the speed of the LAN ports on the TV (and streaming boxes, etc.). Streaming 4k modern files can peak above 100Mb/s which a lot of these TVs still have for a LAN port.

[fatsack]

My wife and I got the Sony A95K in 2022. For the 55in, it was $3500 (not including taxes) and its worth every single penny. We didnt go to the 65in just because of where we have it mounted wouldn't aesthetically fit the space but the 55in does and its plenty big for the room it is in.

[Pikminiman]

Sony TVs are still fantastic. I just grabbed a 2021 OLED model on sale, and I've been impressed. Excellent sound, surprisingly high brightness, close to zero input lag, and implausibly low reflectivity. Seriously, even against a window in bright daylight, I can hardly see any reflections in the screen at all.

[Schaik]

If the base value is 1000 nits and this increases by 200%, then the end value is not 2000 nits but 3000 nits.

[antoanic]

It's the first QD OLED TV that supports 4K 120Hz Dolby Vision gaming.

[iowyyn]

I thought Volta was removed as a sponsor, better go check on this. I had some issues with their products, non acceptance of returns and refunds. Could be a one off.
Back to the video to enjoy some amazing TVs! That I won't get for at least 10 years.

[Blaze]

Dude don't make fun of cable antennas, they're still the standard here in the old continent with plenty of content to watch for free!

[kuremaClaimer]

Nothing feels more empty than watching a review of nice TVs on sub-par display via YouTube. Anything looks normal.

[animedude]

my biggest problem with looking for a new tv is checking if they put ads in the software and i feel any tv review should also review the software i get your getting a guided tour and the tech is super cool but turning on my tv to a random ad makes me want to punch a hole in any tv but i guess i dont even know if these are "smart" tvs

[runjdm_]

I would literally watch videos of the LTT team walking around New York doing things. Just to hear their comments.

[celtdragon]

Cable/Antenna is VERY good to have in a pinch. Like when your cable/satellite goes out due to weather, or you use satellite internet and it goes out too; and you can see still what your local channels are saying about the storm without using your cell data.

[Murdie]

Can we talk about these expensive tvs not putting in gigabit ethernet ports and maxing out 100mbps?

[KripaSingh]

Is the Ethernet still capped to 100Mbps or they have upgraded to 1Gbps?

[nyxtyr]

All 4 of those hdmi ports on the first TV should be the same hdmi 2.1 idk why the always gave to gimp some of the ports or only have some high quality ports

[durak]

Most important question for me, does this TVs have Gigabit-LAN?
I need to use a f*ing USB-Adapter for my high priced LG TV because they go cheap and save some cents to use a 100Mbit LAN instead of 1Gbit.

[Djhg]

Any plans on checking out the Sony WH-CH720N wireless headphones? It looks like they have the potential to outperform their price segment with ANC and decent sound quality. I also like how they replaced the touch controls with physical buttons.

[SabaZee]

I just love Sony’s image processing. Their colors have always been unique when compared to the likes of Samsung and LG. Only negative, Sony TVs are mad expensive — main reason I buy Samsung/LG