Sony X930D 4K UHD TV review: Color and HDR done the Sony way.

December 01, 2016

Sony’s XBR-55X930D, one of the company’s latest 4K UHD TVs, demonstrates that you don’t necessarily need quantum dots or organic LEDs to push color and brightness beyond the LCD norm. The X930D’s picture is a bit subdued compared to what you get with those other technologies, but it’s far beyond entry-level and most mid-range sets in virtually every metric: color, contrast, black levels, and brightness.The 55-inch class (54.6-inch) XBR-55X930D is street-priced at $1500, while the 65-inch (64.5-inch) model costs $1999 and the 75-inch (74.5) model $3999. That might sound like a lot of green, but it’s only half what you’d spend for an OLED or quantum dot TV with similar specs; and as I said, the XBR-55X930D’s picture far outstrips that of cheaper TVs.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

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