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Sony 65 Inch BRAVIA 8 OLED 4K HDR Smart Google TV K-65XR80

  • 65 inch OLED panel, 4K resolution
  • 120 hertz refresh rate, 16:9 flat screen
  • Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG HDR formats
  • 50 watt speaker output, 2 audio channels
  • XR Processor with XR Triluminos Pro color
  • 51.2 pounds with stand, 49.2 without
  • Remote, stand, power cable, manuals in the box

Updated 23 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

An OLED set with self-lit pixels and speakers built into the screen, suited to a dark-room living space. The listing gives no HDMI port count, so check inputs before connecting several devices.

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ASIN: B0CVQ6YLH7Model: K-65XR80

Overview

Not a TV that leans on a separate speaker box, the BRAVIA vibrates its own OLED screen to make sound through Acoustic Surface Audio+. Self-luminous pixels draw the picture, while the XR Processor handles color and motion.

Self-luminous pixels and pixel-level dimming give the picture its contrast, and the screen doubles as the speaker system. Console-specific features for PlayStation owners and calibrated streaming modes are named in the listing. The HDMI port count and mount pattern are missing from the data.

Who it's for

A living room or media space where the TV is the centerpiece and picture contrast comes first. Owners planning a full surround setup with several HDMI sources should confirm the port count first, since the listing does not give it.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Self-lit OLED pixels
  • Dolby Vision and HLG support
  • XR Processor handles color and motion
  • Screen acts as the speaker
Cons
  • HDMI port count not listed
  • Speaker output listed as two channels
  • Mount pattern not given
  • High listed power consumption

Performance notes

Each pixel produces its own light, so dark areas switch off instead of glowing, which sets the contrast. The XR Processor analyzes the image to adjust color and clarity, and the refresh rate governs how smooth motion looks. Sound comes from the screen surface itself rather than from speaker grilles.

Specifications

BrandSony
ModelK-65XR80
Dimensions & fit
Base Depth9.76 inches
Base Width49 inches
Item Dimensions D X W X H9.88"D x 56.88"W x 33.75"H
Item Weight51.2 pounds
Item Weight Without Stand49.2 pounds
Screen Size65 inches
Capacity & performance
Audio Output ModeSurround
Speaker Maximum Output Power50 watts
Power & efficiency
Battery TypeAAA alkaline batteries
Line Voltage110 VAC 60 Hz
Power Consumption438 watts
Voltage110 volts_of_alternating_current
Construction & materials
Screen FinishFlat
Warranty & support
HDR Format SupportedDolby Vision, HDR10, HLG
Software Update Supported To Dateunknown
Other details
Antenna LocationHome Viewing
Aspect Ratio16:9
Contrast RatioHigh
Control MethodRemote
Display Backlight ConfigurationDirect LED
Display Backlight SettingPixel-level Dimming
Display Backlight TechnologySelf-Luminous
Display Language OptionsEnglish
Display TechnologyOLED
Integrated Surround Sound FormatDTS Virtual:X, Dolby Atmos, Dolby TrueHD
Motion Enhancement TechnologyXR Motion Clarity
Number Of Batteries2 AAA batteries required.
Operating SystemGoogle TV
Picture Quality Enhancement TechnologyXR Clear Image, XR Processor, XR Triluminos Pro
Refresh Rate120 hertz
Remote Control TechnologyBluetooth
Resolution4K
Speaker DescriptionAcoustic Surface Audio+
Viewing Angle178 degrees

Frequently asked questions

What comes in the box with the Sony K-65XR80?

The listing names a power cable, remote control, stand and manuals. The remote is listed as needing 2 AAA batteries, and no wall mount is listed.

Does the Sony BRAVIA 8 need a soundbar?

It has built-in Acoustic Surface Audio+ speakers with 50 watts of output and a 2 channel layout, so it works alone. External audio is optional.

Is the Sony K-65XR80 a Google TV?

Yes, the title lists it as a Smart Google TV. The listing does not detail apps or voice features beyond that.

Is this the OLED or an LED backlit model?

It is listed as OLED with self-luminous backlight technology and pixel-level dimming, so there is no separate LED backlight zone to adjust.