Sony has announced its 2025 TV alignment, with the new offers led by a version of Mark II of its Bravia 8 OLED TV that uses an OLED QD screen panel. Other new announced televisions include LED models of entry level and regular, and there is a new admission of entry level to the Alignment of Sony Bravia projectors.
The current Sony Bravia 8, one of the best 2024 OLED televisions, will be moved in the Sony 2025 TV alignment, along with the 77 -inch version of Sony A95L, a 2023 model that also uses an Old QD panel. The Sony Bravia 9 emblematic television series led by MINI moves by 2025 also, along with its LED and Bravia TVs 3 half -bravia range LEDs 5.
The new Television series Mini-Led Bravia 5 series will have a 98-inch model, the company’s first mini-read TV in an extra large screen size and a replacement for the Sony X90L outgoing, which also had a 98-inch option.
Prices and availability for all new models have not yet been announced.
BRAVIA 8 II OLED
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The Sony Bravia 8 II will be available in 55 and 65-inch screen sizes, and according to Sony it offers viewers a 50% brighter OLED TV option than the Sony Bravia 8 series, which uses a standard W-Oled panel. Sony says that the new OLED are also 125% brighter than the previous flags A95L.
Bravia 8 II televisions use the company’s XR processor with XR Triluminos Max and XR Clear Image. They have a slate design, with a thinner chassis than the models of the Bravia 8 series.
The audio characteristics in Bravia 8 II include acoustic surface++, which uses embedded transducers behind the screen that convert the OLED panel into a speaker and central acoustic synchronization, which allows the TV to be used as a central channel with a Sony compatible speakers system. Another update that brings Bravia 8 II is the dual subwoofers, on the unique subwoofer present in the Bravia 8 series models.
Bravia 5 Mini-Led
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The Sony Bravia 5 is the new company LED television series of the company’s entry, and will be available in screen sizes 55, 65, 75, 85 and 98 inches, which makes Bravia 5 the largest size option in Sony’s 2025 television line. These televisions use an XR processor and an XR backlight master transmission panel with up to six times more local attenuation areas than the Sony X90L series, according to Sony. They also have calibrated and improved image modes from IMAX.
On the audio side, Bravia 5 televisions have Acoustic Multi-Audio, which uses new magnetic tweeters placed on the left and right sides of the TV frame along with balanced speakers with X of descending shot. There is also an acoustic central synchronization function that allows the TV to work as a central channel with a compatible Sony speakers system.
Bravia 2 II LED
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The Sony Bravia 2 II is the new company’s entry level television series, and presents an LED visualization panel with an X1 4K processor that was previously used on the company’s flagship televisions. These models will be available in screen sizes of 43, 50, 55, 65 and 75 inches with Dolby Atmos and DTS audio support: X.
Bravia 7 projector
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Sony Bravia’s projector 7 is the new homemade film projector projector in the company’s alignment, which also includes the Bravia Projoror 9 and the Bravia Projoror 8, our choice as the best Premium game option in our best 4K projectors guide.
Projector 7 is a native 4K laser model of 2,200 lumens that provides viewers with a more compact and light projector option (28 lb / 12.7 kg) compared to higher level models in the Sony Bravia projectors line.
Projector 7 presents the same XR processor for the projector in the company’s passage models, with XR Deep Black to improve the contrast. Projector 7 is also suitable for games, with 4k 120Hz support in its dual HDMI inputs and automatic latency mode (ALLM).
A new feature that makes its debut in projector 7 is a mode of aspect relationship scale. This conveniently allows viewers to change between 2.35: 1 and 16: 9 visualize without any lens adjustment when they wear a cinemascope screen simply by hitting a remote control button.
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