Sony Bravia 9 vs 7 Demonstration and Features Comparison
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- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2024
- The 2024 Sony TV range has been revealed, including an all-new naming system. Instead of the Sony X90M and X95M we have the Sony Bravia 7 2024 and Sony Bravia 9 TV. But whats the difference when we compare the Sony Bravia 7 vs 9? Find out in this video from tech vlogger Chris Stead.
You'll also see the differences between the Sony Bravia 9 vs X95l. As well as the Sony Bravia 7 vs x90L. This is a Sony Bravia 9 Australia and Sony Bravia 7 Australia demonstration. On display are the Sony Bravia 9 75 inch and the Sony Bravia 7 85 inch. These enter the best mini LED TV category.
Enjoy this Sony Bravia 9 vs Bravia 7 comparison. It includes a Sony Bravia 7 vs Bravia 9 specs analysis. Surely this is now the best Sony TV for PS5 gaming?
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To those who were asking, I've heard back from Sony on why it chose to compare the Bravia 9 to the X95K and not the X95L in the provided slide. The reply is as below:
"The X95L was not available in Australia through consumer retail. The BRAVIA 9 is also 50% brighter than the X95L, according to the team's product training brief."
Owner of a Bravia 9 75". You have to see it to believe it. It's crazy bright, and the picture quality is superb!
Awesome!! Super jealous.
Do you see any 3d effect to the picture?
@@Amritpreet-rb6yn No, I didn't pick up on any 3D feel.
Yeah your right, it's to difficult to tell the differences between the 2 unless they are filmed perfectly. And you are still better in person. Too bad u can't see it just yet.
Just ordered the 85" bravia 9. Cant wait for it to arrive!
I'm jealous!!!
The Bravia 9 is unreal but the 7 is no slouch either both are great
Yeah, that's a fair assessment. If you can afford the 9, sweet. But the 7 is also solid!
The Bravia 9 is my first big TV purchase. Have the 85” coming in on Tuesday and I just keep second guessing the purchase because it was expensive and I’m hoping it lives up to expectations
I think you'll be pretty happy with it. It's an impressive TV! Let us know once you get in and setup what you think? You pairing a PS5 with it?
@@motivatedtravel absolutely! Big into first party Sony games 😅
Honestly I’m really happy for you:) I got a big 75” Vizio p series quantum in late 2019 and it’s nowhere near as crazy as this tv and yet I have a deep emotional connection it’s still my prized possession. I hope you love it a lot. First premium tv is super exciting!!!!
@@Johnedwardpeterson thank you! :)
Also if it makes you feel better the blooming control and overall panel quality is better on the 85 inch than the 65 inch which was shown here.
I still have old LG Plasma. Still better than most today's TVs.
What I remember most about my old Plasma was how heavy it was, and how hot it got. Picture was great though.
Well you are lying because plasma dims overtime because the gas can no longer be charged as bright. Plus they are heavy get very hot and suck the power. It’s old tech my guy.
You say the 9 has better anti-reflection while your side by side comparison shows the opposite at 02:32 where you can see the whole ceiling and back wall reflecting back from the TV on the right. Just sayin.'
(Yeah, I know. It's because of the camera angle, but if you're making a comparison video you need a more convincing setup.)😛
That was actually Sony saying it had better anti-glare and it was their setup, lol. I was at the event and reporting on what they told us. Hopefully I can get a review unit to run my own tests.
I can say there was one light in the room and it was directly above the Bravia 9 (and office light they couldn't turn off), so that would not have helped.
How do you miss the "big difference" of zone count? There are a lot more dimming zones on the B9. Kind of a BIG miss on your part there. The 85" B7 has 760 zones. The smaller 75" has 1920 zones.
That B9 is a 75" since obviously the smallest available in Australia and the B7 is 85". 1:00 so not 85" and 65".
The Sony representative was very specific about the fact they didn't know the dimming zones or have that as a metric to share. Hence why I left it out.
We did however manually count it later on using the backing panel as our lead and landed on around 2000 for the B9 75"so that's in line with your thoughts. Where did you get the figure for the B7 dimming zones? I can see some speculation on this, but didn't see anything official?
Sorry about the size mix-up. It was the Bravia 3 (far left) which was 65".
@@motivatedtravel The B7 zones was more or less confirmed to be 480 for 65" and 600ish for 75" and 760 of the 85" which is actually less than the 864 for the 85" X95L.
The B9 is 1512, which was confirmed via counting the exposed MiniLEDs and same happened with the 75". The 85" was not and have not still be confirmed I think. But the number has always been 2800-2808 zones. This is partly because Sony themselves listed 325% increase over X95L. So 3.25x864= 2808. The 65" at 1512 is very close to the 3.25x480= 1560. So 1512. Likely because of the 4 MiniLED per zone and the layout and amount of miniLED making it 1512.
@Swecan76
I don't know because when Sony guys had their Q&A the big said that the bravia 7 will have 2x more dimming zones than the x95l.
I don't know who's been confirming what, but looks like the info isn't adding up.
@@lazzi-droid1181 Sony seem bemused when I pointed out how important that dimming zone count is to consumers. It's the most asked question on my TV reviews.
He said the B7 is essentially a newer X90? I thought Sony said the B7 is an X93/95 replacement?
I thought that was interesting, too. They positioned the B9 as the X95 replacement in the presentation. But specifically the X95K, not the X95L. I wish I had picked that up at the time and asked directly. I might sent them an email to ask why.
@killerinst1ncz308 - You would think the Bravia 7 is the replacement for the X93L and the Bravia 9 is the successor to the X95L. The X90L is being carried over for now.
@@furballbear You're correct in that the X90L remains part of the 2024 suite. But the slide in the video came directly from Sony, so they are pitching the evolution as X85L to X90L to B7. At least in terms of features.
What video is the footage with the owls from and is it a RUclips video? @@motivatedtravel
@@motivatedtravel No. Don't be silly. It replaces the X95L for crying out loud. The B9 is far more than the X95L. The B7 replaces X95K if anything. Don't get why they have X95K into B9 as example. Did they forget the X95L. This B9 is not some sort of "side grade" to the X95L.
Which TV will be better between bravia 7 and bravia 8 in terms of longevity?
Good question. Not sure if another reader will have deeper info, but my understanding is that the mini-LED (the 7) is generally going to last you longer than an OLED (the 8).
@@motivatedtravel Is it worth to buy bravia 7 over X90L?
"When is the Sony Bravia 9 being released in Australia?"
July, however they haven't confirmed a specific day.
on sale would help more than a name change like a deal with value, well some value anyhow Sony Canada
Throw in a PS5!
is it better than G4?
Assume you're referring to the B9. Hopefully I will get my hands on both units soon. Will keep you posted.
@motivatedtravel Yeah, looking forward
B7 vs x90l
There is a breakdown of this in the video? Did you see it, or are you asking for a separate video?
The presenter is wrong when he speaks about "Lumens". 1 Nit = ~3.4 lumens. So 4,000 lumens would be pretty low nit count. He should be referring to nits.
I guess it's not unusual for a representative to take the bigger more impressive number, right?
@@motivatedtravel Actually he made it sound like it was very low nits, lol. He said 4,000 lumens which would mean basically only ~1200 nits or so, which would be 500 less than X95L. The reality is after testing at correct D65 level it's around 2800-2900 nits for the B9 and in non accurate vivid mode likely closer to 3200-3400 nits.
It won't hit the 4,000 nits of the Mastering monitor that is why Sony don't give exact numbers. They just refer to it as being close to mastering monitor in nits/brightness.
Bravia 7 looks WAY better.
Don’t be fooled by the stupid setup they have
Also, they had the brightness so maxxed on the 9 the camera couldn't quite capture it. The B7 look miles ahead of the B3, but the B9 did look better than the B7 in real life.
The only difference in the 7 and 9 is the 9 gets brighter and has better tv speakers both TVs are great save some money go with the 7 but if you really want top of the line then get the 9
@@ryans413 Significantly bright and signficiantly better audio. Neither of which matter too much if you have a dark room and a soundbar.
Oh no, sh#@ oled glass on the front of my new baby?
Yeah, I think that's what he said?