Sony FWD75X85J 75 Mid 4K Pro Bravia HDR Display LED X1 4K HDR Android 10

Sony 4K Bravia 75" Bravia TV has powerful image processing and upscaling to deliver a crisp, vibrant picture on all kinds of content. The X85J uses Sony's unique TRILUMINOS™ PRO display technology. This system accurately reproduces a very wide palette of colors, which will make High Dynamic Range content look especially stunning. This TV supports several HDR formats, including HDR10, which is a requirement for Ultra HD Blu-ray movies and streamed 4K content. It can also handle the more sophisticated Dolby Vision® format. This dynamic HDR system adjusts brightness and color levels in response to the video signal on a scene-by-scene basis for rich detail and color. You also get Sony's 4K HDR Processor X1™ which analyzes the color in individual objects and adjusts the contrast accordingly. When objects are remastered individually, you get greater depth, enhanced texture, and a more realistic picture.

The X85J has Chromecast built-in and Apple AirPlay® 2 support so you can easily stream all kinds of content from your mobile device or compatible computer. The TV also includes the Apple TV streaming app, so you can rent, buy, and watch titles from Apple's video library, and subscribe to Apple TV channels, without connecting a separate device. Built-in Google TV smart app platform which consolidates a wide range of streaming services into a single user interface.

• 4K screen resolution (3840 x 2160 pixels)
• Native refresh rate: 120Hz
• Motionflow™ XR blur reduction
• High Dynamic Range (HDR10, Dolby Vision, HLG) extends picture contrast and brightness when viewing HDR content
• direct LED backlight with frame dimming
• TRILUMINOS PRO Display technology for a wider, more natural color palette
• 4K HDR Processor X1 uses advanced algorithms to cut noise and boost detail
• X-Balanced Speaker
• Chromecast built-in
• Dolby Vision® and Dolby Atmos® to enjoy cinematic thrills at home
• Our TVs with a wide colour gamut and unique TRILUMINOS PRO
• With Object-based HDR Remaster, the colour in individual objects on screen is analysed