I bought a Bravia 3 65 inch for my birthday two months ago and very easy to set-up along with the sound bar i got a week later. The greatest purchase I've ever made.
I did my homework and decided on the Bravia 3 and I'm VERY happy with it. I only stream content, so 60hz is all I need. I will never play games, so I don't care about faster refresh rates. The TV is in a bright room, so the better contrast of the more expensive TV is not needed. I understand that in a very dark room the blacks wouldn't be as dark as an OLED TV. I don't need that. The Bravia 3 is incredibly sharp and has lively, but realistic colors. I noticed some of the TVs had color that looked more cartoonish compared to the Bravia 3 in the display room. I saved myself THOUSANDS by not bowing to pressure to buy only the highest end TV.
@Rainmakesflowers We're glad the video was helpful! If you decide to make a purchase please give our TV experts a call at 800-860-3736. They can tell you about any promotions we're running that can't be advertised online.
@@abtelectronics Turns out it’s a piece of shyt! I was able to watch it one day after that it was down hill. I ended up having to reset after entering all of my information including WiFi info it cuts off and restarts again. It’s a 65”. I ended up getting the spare 32” tv out of the garage and that’s what I’ve been watching.
Just bought a Sony Bravia 3 7 9. I connect the direct tv wifi. When I turn TV’s on instead of going directly to direct tv. It goes to some sort of Google tv Then it goes back to direct tv. Basically it takes like 5 min to turn on my new Sony TV’s. Can you turn off the Google tv that takes over when you turn on your tv. ? Thanks
please suggest between Sony S30 65 inch vs samsung q70d , both are at same price at my location, my usage are for watching movies only so need best picture quality.
Great work, Thanks. Is it equal to qled displays offered by Samsung and which one is better.( Sony LED 4K vs Samsung QLED). why Sony is using LED displays still?
@sureshmadha6174 Sony does offer a couple QLED displays this year with the Bravia 7 and Bravia 9. The 3 is not QLED, but still looks very good and holds its own when compared to the Samsung QLED models. This would compare closest to the Q60D series as they are both 60Hz panels.
hey I'm thinking of buying this range tv.....im getting this Sony Bravia 3 and Samsung Neo qled qn85d at the same price from the dealer.....I read the Samsung Neo qled series is much higher on paper .....but in reality which one should I go for??.. im not a gamer and use tv for shows and movies on Netflix etc extensively ...like at least 4hrs a day......pls help
@rabiedaou4642 The Bravia 3 is the replacement for the X80K. You'll see some improvement in picture performance on the 3, but outside of that they are pretty similar TVs. That being said, we'd go with the Bravia 3. Give us a call at 800-860-3736 to hear about our best available pricing! We're always happy to help.
Debating this TV for the larger 85' size and more affordable price. But also considering sacrificing the size for a 77' Oled B4 currently on sale. Would you choose this for the extra size or sacrifice that extra size for the B4 Oled?
@markanthony5531 Between these two models we'd say to sacrifice some screen size and go with the B4 OLED. But before you make your pick, give us a call at 800-860-3736 to talk to one of our TV experts. They can also tell you about any promotions we have that we can't show online.
@studiosingyourstyle This is an LED backlit TV as opposed to OLED. OLED has the best contrast of any TV type so you're getting deeper black levels and colors often feel richer on an OLED. That being said, if you're looking for a larger TV, an LED type will allow you to get a bigger screen for less money. Going from an OLED to a Bravia 3 though, you may not be as happy with the picture quality. We'd suggest taking a look at the Bravia 7 if you want to stick with Sony, or if you're open to other brands please give us a call at 800-860-3736 and one of our TV experts can help you find a great model to match your needs and budget.
@CC-uh8gl They're very similar TVs. The Sony has 4 HDMI connections and the Samsung only has 3, which can make a difference to some users. As far as the picture goes, they're both very good for this price point. The black levels on the Samsung seem to be slightly darker, so if that's something you prefer then go with Samsung. If more HDMIs are more important, go with Sony. You can also give us a call at 800-860-3736 with any other questions or if you want to hear about our best available pricing on either model. We're always happy to help!
Part of the reason I bought my older 40" Bravia was for the ZOOM button on the remote, which I tried in the store before buying. No matter the source, you can use the ZOOM button to fill the screen, eliminating any black bars/unused areas. And without unnaturally stretching the picture vertically or horizontally. I saw ZOOM MODE on the bottom of this TV. Does this newer 55" have the exact same ZOOM that will totally fill the screen without distortion??? I won't buy a TV that doesn't have this feature! If I pay for a 55" TV. I want the screen filled without black bars. Can anyone confirm please? Tks! 🙂
@dacvidz We don't carry Hisense so it's hard to give a totally fair comparison, but we found the Sony to be a nice TV for watching sports, and has a fantastic picture overall. Based on the reviews we've see for the U7's motion processing, it's pretty safe to say Sony would be the better way to go if watching sports is a priority. If you'd like to hear about other options that might suit your needs, or for our best available pricing, be sure to give us a call at 800-860-3736. We're always happy to help!
@csscott9803 The HTA3000 would be a great option to pair with this TV. Here's a video we made on it if you want to learn more: ruclips.net/video/afonXlh_pyE/видео.html
Something to consider with better brands like Sony is, it's all relative. They start at a higher level than say, TCL or Hisense, and most Samsungs in this range. So their entry level isn't equivalent to entry-level brands.
@srilakshmi8834 Those are pretty comparable TVs. The Sony supports Dolby Vision, and the Samsung supports HDR10 +. If you watch a lot of Blu Ray movies, the Sony would be the way to go. If you stream, it's a toss up. If you decide on the Samsung and you're debating between the 60 and 70, if you're a gamer and you have a PS5 or Xbox Series X go with the 70 because it supports 4K/120Hz and VRR. Give our TV experts a call at 800-860-3736 if you want to hear about any TV promotions we can't advertise online.
@@swarnaimponcollections so you mean Sony Bravia 3 is better than Samsung Q70D? I was thinking to buy Sony X82L or Sony Bravia 3 but I was also thinking for Samsung Q70D.
Could you please suggest Which is better sony bravia 3 or LG qned88 , I am really confused in this web os and google tv , storages and display quality etc , Please suggest which is better in all aspects
@hemanthvarma24 The QNED88 is not available in our market so it's hard to say. The Bravia 3 has a very good picture and the Google TV operating system is easy to use and gives you access to lots of different apps.
From where i am from the Sony Bravia 3 43inch and the samsung QN90D 43inch tv are the same price. Is it worth to get the QN90D? Its for my small bedroom
@catluverpan4708 If they are the same price then there's no comparison. The Samsung is a much better option. If you were comparing it to a Bravia 7 or 9 it'd be a different story.
@puranjoydasgupta4158 We didn't carry the X82L in our market so it's hard to give a fair comparison. That being said, the Bravia 3 seems to be a small step above the X80K, which would be our most similar model to the X82L.
@123gh Not that we've seen. All the brands we carry have smart features on their OLED options. You can keep the TVs WiFi turned off if you choose, but they'll all have smart features built in.
@shezanchoudhry7604 The Bravia 3 series is 60Hz. If you want something that's 120Hz from Sony then you'll need to check out the Bravia 7 or 9. If you have any questions at all please be sure to give our TV experts a call at 800-860-3736. We're always happy to help!
Price is problem you can get better tv for less like tcl QM7 or Hisense u7 both mini LED 2year warranty 144hz perfect for gaming, i like sony ,x1 proc work very well but bravia3 is $800 65in for 60hz LED panel hisense tcl sometimes less then $800 for QLED mini 144 hz better for ps5 or Xbox and bravia 7 wish can compere is almost $2000 more then double lol
I’ve got a question. I bought a Sony x930e about 5 to 6 years ago and use it at my vacation condo. It has the best picture quality of any tv I have ever owned. Has a sharp picture, good blacks and very little blooming. And great colors. What is comparable to that today? I’m looking for one to go in my primary home in the living room which is fairly bright. No OLED but anything else. It can be any brand…a mini-led or edge lit…..I don’t really care. The x930e was considered one of Sony’s best at the time. But wasn’t priced any where close to the Bravia 9. Any suggestion? Thanks.
So many panel issues in sony not more then 3 years stay extra warranty required also if you get more features with TCL or lg qned don't buy thise tv. Unless you go for Bravia 7
@michaeljackson2915 It will work well with a PS5, but it doesn't support all the features the PS5 offers. If you want to use 4K/120Hz or VRR you'll need to consider moving up to the Bravia 7 or 9. If you want to hear about our current, best pricing, be sure to give our TV experts a call at 800-860-3736. We're always happy to help!
Can’t decide between this one or the Samsung du8000. I’ve had a smart Sony tv for 7 years and it still works great but I need a bigger one, which one would you go with ?
@nataliajunco1719 Those two models are a pretty fair comparison. Because you've been using a Sony for the past 7 years we'd say stick with them, especially if you've been happy with the results. You will save a little going with the Samsung, but it may take a little longer to learn the operating system and menus. Either way, give us a call at 800-860-3736 with any questions you may have, or if you want to hear about any TV promotions we can't advertise online. We're always happy to help!
I like your presentation, but how about including some measurements like nits, contrast ratios and color gamut/volume? I'm not suggesting a super technical video, but how about a quick mention? Otherwise the video is purely subjective. It's just you telling us it looks and sound nice. Not very helpful.
@JuanGarcia-lh1gv Thank you for the compliment about our presentation. The reason we don't include those other numbers is because we don't have the tools to measure them accurately. These videos are meant to give our viewers/customers an idea of what kinds of features you get with the TVs more so than the scientific numbers. We have them all on display at our store so if you live in the Chicagoland area please be sure to stop by and check them out in person. And if you come by on the weekend we also have free, freshly baked chocolate chip cookies that we make here at the store.
Thanks for the reply. They're sometimes listed in the manual or online. Even those would be nice to know. If I'm ever in the area, I'd love to visit :)
Contrast is not great if the panel is ips. Which apparently some variants have. It's also not amazing for gaming as it's only 60 refresh rate. For the price sony dropped the ball there are way better tvs out there with local dimming, 120hz gaming and superior contrast for cheaper
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I bought a Bravia 3 65 inch for my birthday two months ago and very easy to set-up along with the sound bar i got a week later. The greatest purchase I've ever made.
@phantomj29 If you purchased it from Abt, don't forget you also get free lifetime technical support in case you ever have any questions.
Which sound bar ?
how deep are the blacks on bravia 3?? that's my main concern
I did my homework and decided on the Bravia 3 and I'm VERY happy with it. I only stream content, so 60hz is all I need. I will never play games, so I don't care about faster refresh rates. The TV is in a bright room, so the better contrast of the more expensive TV is not needed. I understand that in a very dark room the blacks wouldn't be as dark as an OLED TV. I don't need that. The Bravia 3 is incredibly sharp and has lively, but realistic colors. I noticed some of the TVs had color that looked more cartoonish compared to the Bravia 3 in the display room. I saved myself THOUSANDS by not bowing to pressure to buy only the highest end TV.
I'm in a similar situation, I'm not a huge fan of oled. The high contract range and colors put me off. The Sony looks super natural.
Just bought one great picture
How’s sports on it?
It’s crazy that I’m looking this hard at the specs of multiple tvs that I can’t keep it for myself, guess my parents gonna be happy, hopefully
I think this tv is for me. Thank you for the review.
@Rainmakesflowers We're glad the video was helpful! If you decide to make a purchase please give our TV experts a call at 800-860-3736. They can tell you about any promotions we're running that can't be advertised online.
@@abtelectronics Turns out it’s a piece of shyt! I was able to watch it one day after that it was down hill. I ended up having to reset after entering all of my information including WiFi info it cuts off and restarts again. It’s a 65”. I ended up getting the spare 32” tv out of the garage and that’s what I’ve been watching.
Just bought a Sony Bravia 3 7 9. I connect the direct tv wifi. When I turn TV’s on instead of going directly to direct tv. It goes to some sort of Google tv Then it goes back to direct tv. Basically it takes like 5 min to turn on my new Sony TV’s. Can you turn off the Google tv that takes over when you turn on your tv. ? Thanks
please suggest between Sony S30 65 inch vs samsung q70d , both are at same price at my location, my usage are for watching movies only so need best picture quality.
HDMI eARC works ???
Great work, Thanks. Is it equal to qled displays offered by Samsung and which one is better.( Sony LED 4K vs Samsung QLED). why Sony is using LED displays still?
@sureshmadha6174 Sony does offer a couple QLED displays this year with the Bravia 7 and Bravia 9. The 3 is not QLED, but still looks very good and holds its own when compared to the Samsung QLED models. This would compare closest to the Q60D series as they are both 60Hz panels.
Bravia 3 is actually QLED bcz they call triluminos pro , it's means basically QLED
BS @@ujjalpaul5820
hey I'm thinking of buying this range tv.....im getting this Sony Bravia 3 and Samsung Neo qled qn85d at the same price from the dealer.....I read the Samsung Neo qled series is much higher on paper .....but in reality which one should I go for??..
im not a gamer and use tv for shows and movies on Netflix etc extensively ...like at least 4hrs a day......pls help
Hi bro sony bravia 3 or sony x80k ???
@rabiedaou4642 The Bravia 3 is the replacement for the X80K. You'll see some improvement in picture performance on the 3, but outside of that they are pretty similar TVs. That being said, we'd go with the Bravia 3. Give us a call at 800-860-3736 to hear about our best available pricing! We're always happy to help.
Does it have Reality Creation in Image settings?
Debating this TV for the larger 85' size and more affordable price. But also considering sacrificing the size for a 77' Oled B4 currently on sale. Would you choose this for the extra size or sacrifice that extra size for the B4 Oled?
@markanthony5531 Between these two models we'd say to sacrifice some screen size and go with the B4 OLED. But before you make your pick, give us a call at 800-860-3736 to talk to one of our TV experts. They can also tell you about any promotions we have that we can't show online.
I do not understand how this one is different from my Sony Bravia OLED, but I would like another new one that’s larger for my family room
@studiosingyourstyle This is an LED backlit TV as opposed to OLED. OLED has the best contrast of any TV type so you're getting deeper black levels and colors often feel richer on an OLED. That being said, if you're looking for a larger TV, an LED type will allow you to get a bigger screen for less money. Going from an OLED to a Bravia 3 though, you may not be as happy with the picture quality. We'd suggest taking a look at the Bravia 7 if you want to stick with Sony, or if you're open to other brands please give us a call at 800-860-3736 and one of our TV experts can help you find a great model to match your needs and budget.
May not be the best from Sony but I think for $680 from Best Buy currently its not a bad buy. Thinking of getting it
@Ghost_717 Give us a call at 800-860-3736 or click the chat link in the video description to hear about our best available pricing on this one!
This or tcl qm7 mini led?
Sony Bravia 3 43” or Samsung Q60D 43”. Both for the same price which one do you recommend?
@CC-uh8gl They're very similar TVs. The Sony has 4 HDMI connections and the Samsung only has 3, which can make a difference to some users. As far as the picture goes, they're both very good for this price point. The black levels on the Samsung seem to be slightly darker, so if that's something you prefer then go with Samsung. If more HDMIs are more important, go with Sony. You can also give us a call at 800-860-3736 with any other questions or if you want to hear about our best available pricing on either model. We're always happy to help!
Part of the reason I bought my older 40" Bravia was for the ZOOM button on the remote, which I tried in the store before buying. No matter the source, you can use the ZOOM button to
fill the screen, eliminating any black bars/unused areas. And without unnaturally stretching the picture vertically or horizontally. I saw ZOOM MODE on the bottom of this TV. Does this newer 55" have the exact same ZOOM that will totally fill the screen without distortion??? I won't buy a TV that doesn't have this feature! If I pay for a 55" TV. I want the screen filled without black bars. Can anyone confirm please? Tks! 🙂
How does this compare with something like hisense u7 ?
I’m looking for a secondary tv for sports in a fairly bright room.
@dacvidz We don't carry Hisense so it's hard to give a totally fair comparison, but we found the Sony to be a nice TV for watching sports, and has a fantastic picture overall. Based on the reviews we've see for the U7's motion processing, it's pretty safe to say Sony would be the better way to go if watching sports is a priority. If you'd like to hear about other options that might suit your needs, or for our best available pricing, be sure to give us a call at 800-860-3736. We're always happy to help!
This is a TV for me gaming and watching movies. What's the best sound bar for the Bravia 3?
@csscott9803 The HTA3000 would be a great option to pair with this TV. Here's a video we made on it if you want to learn more: ruclips.net/video/afonXlh_pyE/видео.html
Something to consider with better brands like Sony is, it's all relative. They start at a higher level than say, TCL or Hisense, and most Samsungs in this range. So their entry level isn't equivalent to entry-level brands.
Do blacks look gray when lights are off?
how can i hook up wireless headphones is there any Bluetooth ? this will be a very good tv for me and my wife
@richardnone5644 Yes, you can connect wireless headphones to this TV using bluetooth. It's a great model for casual TV watchers.
Why There is no Logo 4KHDR in Sony India website for Saony BRAVIA TV?
Which one is better Sony Bravia 3 S30 vs Samsung qled Q60D.Again if i go for qled will there be major difference between Q60D and Q70D.
@srilakshmi8834 Those are pretty comparable TVs. The Sony supports Dolby Vision, and the Samsung supports HDR10 +. If you watch a lot of Blu Ray movies, the Sony would be the way to go. If you stream, it's a toss up. If you decide on the Samsung and you're debating between the 60 and 70, if you're a gamer and you have a PS5 or Xbox Series X go with the 70 because it supports 4K/120Hz and VRR. Give our TV experts a call at 800-860-3736 if you want to hear about any TV promotions we can't advertise online.
Thank you sir.
Samsung picture quality is not good. I have both sony & Samsung TV. Sony way ahead of Samsung in every aspects
@@swarnaimponcollections so you mean Sony Bravia 3 is better than Samsung Q70D? I was thinking to buy Sony X82L or Sony Bravia 3 but I was also thinking for Samsung Q70D.
@@Sujeet.SharmaI looked at Sony and Samsung TVs in the showroom and Sony picture quality just looks better.
Could you please suggest Which is better sony bravia 3 or LG qned88 , I am really confused in this web os and google tv , storages and display quality etc , Please suggest which is better in all aspects
@hemanthvarma24 The QNED88 is not available in our market so it's hard to say. The Bravia 3 has a very good picture and the Google TV operating system is easy to use and gives you access to lots of different apps.
Sony is far better than lg
From where i am from the Sony Bravia 3 43inch and the samsung QN90D 43inch tv are the same price. Is it worth to get the QN90D? Its for my small bedroom
@catluverpan4708 If they are the same price then there's no comparison. The Samsung is a much better option. If you were comparing it to a Bravia 7 or 9 it'd be a different story.
QN90D is far better TV than Bravia 3
@@abtelectronics thank you
@@sumit180288Thanks . Will get thenQN90D
What about upscailing 720 p content
It does a great job 👍
Needs RCA analog stereo audio output and a decent remote with CHANNEL SELECTION!
Is there any difference in picture quality with X82L
@puranjoydasgupta4158 We didn't carry the X82L in our market so it's hard to give a fair comparison. That being said, the Bravia 3 seems to be a small step above the X80K, which would be our most similar model to the X82L.
@puranjoydasgupta4158 picture quality is better than x82l. Compared them side by side.
Great picture quality on movies, but my ps4 looks very blurry on this tv 😢 also the dashboard on the tv looks not hd
your hdmi cables should be 2.1?
Any non smart oled?
@123gh Not that we've seen. All the brands we carry have smart features on their OLED options. You can keep the TVs WiFi turned off if you choose, but they'll all have smart features built in.
Is it 120hz?
@shezanchoudhry7604 The Bravia 3 series is 60Hz. If you want something that's 120Hz from Sony then you'll need to check out the Bravia 7 or 9. If you have any questions at all please be sure to give our TV experts a call at 800-860-3736. We're always happy to help!
@@abtelectronics thx!
Price is problem you can get better tv for less like tcl QM7 or Hisense u7 both mini LED 2year warranty 144hz perfect for gaming, i like sony ,x1 proc work very well but bravia3 is $800 65in for 60hz LED panel hisense tcl sometimes less then $800 for QLED mini 144 hz better for ps5 or Xbox and bravia 7 wish can compere is almost $2000 more then double lol
Thank you for this informational video. Can a PS 2 be connected using adaptors for the required slots?
@TheEdsonLA To hook a PS2 up to this TV you'd need to use an analog to digital converter (RCA to HDMI).
@abtelectronics ..thank you do much.
I’ve got a question. I bought a Sony x930e about 5 to 6 years ago and use it at my vacation condo. It has the best picture quality of any tv I have ever owned. Has a sharp picture, good blacks and very little blooming. And great colors. What is comparable to that today? I’m looking for one to go in my primary home in the living room which is fairly bright. No OLED but anything else. It can be any brand…a mini-led or edge lit…..I don’t really care. The x930e was considered one of Sony’s best at the time. But wasn’t priced any where close to the Bravia 9. Any suggestion? Thanks.
Bravia 7 series , if u want to go all on best of everything ,then Bravia 9
Sony bravia 3 stating from which inch and which is last inch I need to know tell me now fast quickly
Why my sony bravia 3 doesn’t see any bluetooth device?
So many panel issues in sony not more then 3 years stay extra warranty required also if you get more features with TCL or lg qned don't buy thise tv. Unless you go for Bravia 7
Is it good for the ps5
@michaeljackson2915 It will work well with a PS5, but it doesn't support all the features the PS5 offers. If you want to use 4K/120Hz or VRR you'll need to consider moving up to the Bravia 7 or 9. If you want to hear about our current, best pricing, be sure to give our TV experts a call at 800-860-3736. We're always happy to help!
Only 60 hz 😢
Can’t decide between this one or the Samsung du8000. I’ve had a smart Sony tv for 7 years and it still works great but I need a bigger one, which one would you go with ?
Never choose samsung over sony. I have both Sony & Samsung TV. Sony way ahead than Samsung in every aspects.
@nataliajunco1719 Those two models are a pretty fair comparison. Because you've been using a Sony for the past 7 years we'd say stick with them, especially if you've been happy with the results. You will save a little going with the Samsung, but it may take a little longer to learn the operating system and menus. Either way, give us a call at 800-860-3736 with any questions you may have, or if you want to hear about any TV promotions we can't advertise online. We're always happy to help!
@@swarnaimponcollectionsThanks !
@@abtelectronics Yeah that is true, thank you for your response!! And the video was very helpful as well
I like your presentation, but how about including some measurements like nits, contrast ratios and color gamut/volume? I'm not suggesting a super technical video, but how about a quick mention? Otherwise the video is purely subjective. It's just you telling us it looks and sound nice. Not very helpful.
@JuanGarcia-lh1gv Thank you for the compliment about our presentation. The reason we don't include those other numbers is because we don't have the tools to measure them accurately. These videos are meant to give our viewers/customers an idea of what kinds of features you get with the TVs more so than the scientific numbers. We have them all on display at our store so if you live in the Chicagoland area please be sure to stop by and check them out in person. And if you come by on the weekend we also have free, freshly baked chocolate chip cookies that we make here at the store.
Thanks for the reply. They're sometimes listed in the manual or online. Even those would be nice to know. If I'm ever in the area, I'd love to visit :)
Contrast is not great if the panel is ips. Which apparently some variants have. It's also not amazing for gaming as it's only 60 refresh rate. For the price sony dropped the ball there are way better tvs out there with local dimming, 120hz gaming and superior contrast for cheaper
No play games, watch TV.
Very nyc review sir
Sony Bravia 3 or Sony X90L which one better tell me sir
Love from India 🇮🇳❤️
X90L better it have FALD display+ 120hz + vrr + 30watt sound + XR PRO chip
@@ujjalpaul5820 tq so much sir
Sony X 90l
Samsung qn 85D
LG C4 48 inch OLED in main se konsa model liya jaye tell me sir in sab ke price same h so
@@kirandesai8399 Still X90L is better option
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Are there any Non smart TV's ?
no Google, no WIFI no LAN !
but LED or OLED ?
@TheCashman007 Not currently, but you can disable those smart features by disconnecting your TV from WiFi.
That was not good tv compare to hisense mini led tv .... Just a waste of money
It’s garbage no 120hz like the Sony Bravia KD-65X85K this is a downgrade tv don’t get it.
How's Sony X82L if compared with Sony Bravia 3?
@@Sujeet.Sharmai have same doubt. You found answers?
Don't buy this junk box, you"ll be sorry!
I’m rich so it’s no big deal if it ends up being garbage
Hell, they’re all made in China or Bumfuckia. Not much difference.