Sony | Top features of the X85K 4K HDR LED TV with Google TV

Features of the X85K include:
- Intelligent TV processing technology powered by 4K HDR Processor X1™ that delivers picture quality full of rich colors and detailed contrast.
- Reproduces over a billion accurate colors resulting in picture quality that is natural and precise, enhanced by TRILUMINOS™ PRO.
- Google TV™ with Google Assistant organizes your content all in one place.(1)
- Stream from your Apple device with AirPlay 2 support.(9)
- Experience immersive cinematic content with support for Dolby Vision & Atmos.(14)
- Enhance your gaming experience with exclusive features for the PlayStation® 5.
- Get the advantage in high-performance gaming with 4K/120,(4) VRR,(6) ALLM as specified in HDMI 2.1.
- See blur-free picture quality in fast-moving sports and movies with native 120Hz refresh rate and Motionflow XR™ technology.
- Bring back lost texture and detail and see your content upscaled to near-4K resolution with 4K X-Reality™ PRO.(7)
- Your eyes naturally focus on the immersive big picture with a flush surface narrow bezel design.(15)
- With the optional BRAVIA CAM, video chat with friends and family and use Gesture Control for uninterrupted control without a remote.(10)

Footnotes:
2. Software updates on both PlayStation®5 console and TV available by automatic update or user-initiated update. To activate Auto HDR Tone Mapping, must enable feature when pairing TV and PS5 for the first time; or will need to disconnect TV and PS5, perform factory reset and enable the feature during initial setup. Feature is supported only when PS5 and TV are directly connected. Applicable models: All BRAVIA XR models, X85K, X85J, X80K, X80J, X900H.
3. Software updates on both PlayStation®5 console and TV available by automatic update or user-initiated update. This function works when Auto Picture Mode on the TV is set to ON and is supported only when PS5 and TV are directly connected. Applicable models: All BRAVIA XR models, X85K, X85J, X80K, X80J, X900H.
4. 4K: 3,840 x 2,160 pixels. Game title supporting 4K/120fps required.
5. Input lag time measured via 4K/120fps game HDMI input, may differ by real-time usage environment or specific conditions. Game title supporting 4K/120fps required.
6. Game title supporting VRR required. Results may vary depending on the game you're playing. If enabling VRR results in any unexpected visual effects, you can turn it off at any time.
7. 4K: 3,840 x 2,160 pixels. Upscaled, simulated and enhanced 4K images will vary based on source content.
8. This feature is for users of streaming apps. TV broadcasts cannot be accessed when using Kids Profile. Some TV functions may not be available while using Kids Profile, such as changing settings or inputs.
9. This Sony TV is compatible with AirPlay 2 and HomeKit. iOS 12.2 or later or macOS 10.14.4 or later is required. Apple ID account required. Subscriptions may be required to access certain content.
10. Other than video chat, other BRAVIA CAM features available via future firmware update.
12. The recycle rate refers to flame-retardant materials. The recyclable material used on the TV may differ depending on size.
13. Compared to FY18 models. The ratio may vary by model.
14. Dolby Vision content compatible with streaming services or compatible content device connected via HDMI input (sold separately).
15. Actual look may differ depending on TV size and type of cables used.

[scottyrob]

Just bought one today and I can't wait until it's delivered. For the price the picture is absolutely amazing, especially the color when compared to TV's in its class and price range.

[lthaproduxer]

Just got one I’m highly impressed for the price and features this is great for gaming Steam, emulation, PS5

[KapinKrunch]

I like it. Great for gaming cheaper than oled looks great and no burn in risk

[substance]

Very nice. Going to buy 2 of these. Thank you Papa Sony.

[luisurena]

What's better between this one and the LG QNED80 65 INCH? I can't seem to choose.

[davidmcdaniel]

We got the 50" for our family room, have had it since early November. It's a great tv, there is a reviewer on another tv absolutely trashing literally everything about this tv, ridiculous, he does it it to all Sony tvs though.We love this tv, yes it's considered midrange but it's got great features and we're loving it.

[fckaikilekiki]

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[jamiepersona]

I got the 75 inch yesterday to pair with my ps5 omg it's incredible 🤤

[paulshearer]

I just bought this TV. It's a decent TV and it works very well with the PS5 as stated here. My only issues so far is that the upscaling is absolute crap, this means older films look terrible, and I still can't seem to get the sound right with the equaliser?

[urgenlama]

Sir before last year model x85j is better or x85k ???

[albertr]

I like to ask. How many HDMI 2.1 ports do this tv 📺 have?

[dannya]

Bought one today. It's arriving tomorrow. Can't wait to watch the world cup on it and play GT-7 on it 😆😍

[steve-eyol]

What’s the difference between the x85k and x89k ?

[BURobertson]

I see that this TV is rated at 7.2ms. Tech Steve did a review and tested the TV at 18.2. How will this effect my gaming since I`m still on the PS4 PRO?

[AquilezEsquivel]

Hello. Do you need to point the remote control at the TV to control it on the Sony x85k TV??

[joshnizzle]

I have the 43 inch and it looks amazing with my PlayStation five

[dorongoldenberg]

Can you compare the 75", X900H vs X85K ?

[Azylethe]

Just bought this TV today. Been messing around with the TV settings and my NVidia settings for hours now. Can't figure out how to get the damn thing to do 4k 120. I have an RTX 3080 that supports HDMI 2.1 and a $100 HDMI cable that supports the 48Gbps for 2.1. There some kind of hidden settings I'm not seeing or am I returning this?

EDIT: So after some research it seems the way the TV handles vertical resolution at 4k 120 is wonk. The tv cuts the resolution in half and then interpolates. So they are lying about it being a native 4k 120hz panel. I brought it back and bought an Asus ROG XG43UQ - never looking back.

[XxCobraKlutchxX]

Picked this up along with my PS5 today

[blueflare]

I recently bought one of these for my PS5. It's great so far, but when playing games I've noticed that black parts of the screen sometimes look pixelated or blocky. Is this an HDR issue? Is there a way to fix it? Also, having the HDMI cord plugged into the port that supports ARC won’t negatively affect the sound qaulity if I'm not using a soundbar, right? I mostly use headphones anyway (that work through my console, not the TV), so I would think it would be fine, but I just want to make sure.

Also, if you ever have to unplug the HDMI cord for the PS5 and plug it back in, will it configure itself to the console again? Or will it undo those settings? If it's the latter, how do you configure the settings for the console?