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Sony unveils Bravia 2024 TV lineup

Written By JM Chavaria
Published • April 19th, 2024
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Sony has unveiled its new Bravia TV lineup for 2024, doubling down on mini-LED with the flagship Bravia 9, offering a compelling OLED option in the Bravia 8, and keeping things affordable with the entry-level Bravia 3.

Sony Bravia 2024 Tv Lineup Fi

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Flagship mini LED Bravia 9

This year’s crown jewel boasts a massive brightness leap (50% more than last year’s X95L) thanks to a next-gen mini-LED backlight. Sony claims it delivers both highlights and deeper blacks, blurring the lines between mini-LED and OLED. It comes in 65-, 75-, and 85-inch sizes, with prices starting at a premium USD 3,299.

Along with Dolby Vision support, the Bravia 9 packs all the gaming essentials: 4K 120Hz refresh rate, VRR for smooth visuals, and auto low-latency mode (ALLM) for lightning-fast response times. However, only two HDMI 2.1 ports might leave some power users wanting more.

OLED contender Bravia 8

The mid-range Bravia 8 takes the OLED route with a slimmer W-OLED panel, offering a 10% brightness boost over its predecessor and putting it in the same ballpark as LG’s C4.

It shares many features with the Bravia 9, including Dolby Vision/Atmos support, gaming features, and image calibration modes. Prices start at USD 1,999 for the 55-inch model.

Mini-LED value Bravia 7

The Bravia 7 is Sony’s answer to affordable mini-LED. Considered the successor to the X90L, it boasts a whopping 790% brightness improvement and comes in various sizes, starting at USD 1,899.

While it shares many features with the Bravia 9, it trades some peak brightness and backlight dimming zones for a more attractive price tag.

Budget-friendly Bravia 3

The Bravia 3 caters to those who prioritize affordability over cutting-edge tech. This LED TV comes in a wide range of sizes, with prices starting at a wallet friendly USD 599.

Despite its entry-level status, it surprisingly supports Dolby Vision and Atmos, and even includes image calibration modes found on higher-end models. However, it sacrifices high refresh rates and VRR but still includes ALLM for improved game experience.

Here’s a quick pricing breakdown:

Bravia 9 (Mini-LED): starts at USD 3,299 (65-inch)
Bravia 8 (OLED): starts at USD 1,999 (55-inch)
Bravia 7 (Mini-LED): starts at USD 1,899 (55-inch)
Bravia 3 (LED): starts at USD 599 (43-inch)

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JM Chavaria

JM's highest stat is probably his curious ardor to anything tech—electronics and gaming in particular. He certainly heeds utmost regard to specsheet, visuals, and rule of thirds. If creativity and wit sometimes leave JM's system, watching films, anime and a good stroll for memes are his approved therapeutic claims.