Sony's new high-end TV, the Bravia 8 II, features an upgraded QD-OLED panel. Along with the Bravia 5 and Bravia 3, it is now available in the US, the UK and elsewhere.
After the announcement in April, the TVs are now available to buy.
Bravia 3, which was already available in the US, is expanding to Europe and other regions as a budget-friendly LCD TV replacing X75WL. Bravia 5 with miniLED replaces X90L in the upper mid-range segment. Bravia 8 II replaces A95L as the QD-OLED flagship – our current reference TV.
Also read: First look: Sony unveils cheaper 2025 QD-OLED TVs, miniLED up to 98"
Available now alongside several 2024 TVs
Sony has only three new TV ranges for 2025 since a lot of last year's models will remain available. This includes Bravia 9, Bravia 8, Bravia 7, and X85L, as well as the 77-inch A95L (Bravia 8 II is not available in 77 inches).
Bravia 8 II is positioned to compete with other flagship QD-OLED or RGB Tandem OLED TVs such as Samsung S95F, LG G5, Panasonic Z95B and Philips OLED910. Sony has lowered the launch price in many regions, making Bravia 8 II more competitive. FlatpanelsHD will publish a full review later.
Left: 98" Sony Bravia 5. Center: Sony Bravia 9. Right: Sony Bravia 8 II. Photo: FlatpanelsHD
Bravia 5 is designed to take on the growing number of miniLED LCD TVs from brands like Hisense, Samsung and TCL.
The Japanese TV maker continues to rely on Google TV. In addition, you get Sony's familiar features including unique features such as the Sony Pictures Core app for movie streaming.
See the table below for specs, prices and dealers via the TV database.
Sony 2025 TVs – prices and dealers
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