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55" Sony Bravia OLED XR-55A80L

The 55" Sony Bravia OLED XR-55A80L TV has a perfect picture and is full of great features, so you can enjoy first-class home entertainment. A jaw-dropping 4K resolution, with 8 million pixels, gives you more detail and texture than ever before. Android TV technology represents endless possibilities with a range of clever apps. Since this television makes use of the latest OLED technology with extremely bright display cells, you can look forward to incredibly rich colours to the very edges of your TV screen. As OLED screens have their own colour filters, they can produce deeper black tones and a wider gamut array. You will also be happy with Smart TV, which gives you the joy of using a wide variety of multimedia applications directly on your TV screen. You can use the Miracast function on this TV to share media from your mobile device.
55" Sony Bravia OLED XR-55A80L Television Key Features
- The SONY television has a 55" screen
- Amazing 4K resolution for a perfect picture
- OLED technology provides maximum contrast
- HDR (High Dynamic Range) delivers natural rendering and unmatched dynamics
- DVB-T2 - HEVC tuner is required if you want to enjoy digital broadcast coverage
- 100 / 120Hz refresh rate guarantees a gorgeously smooth picture, which you will really appreciate when watching sports and fast-paced action movies
- HbbTV services allows you to view recently shown programmes, archives, games and other content
- No need for a remote with this Voice Control television
- Gaming Mode with reduced response time to make sure you are never on the losing team
- Connect to the internet with built-in WiFi on this television
- USB recording means you can record your favourite movies and TV programmes directly onto a USB hard drive or stick
- 300×300 VESA mount to install your television in the perfect spot


Superior Picture Quality — SONY Television
If you are a connoisseur when it comes to picture quality, the extremely fine resolution of the 55" Sony Bravia OLED XR-55A80L is the TV you've been dreaming of. The 4K display on this TV utilises four times as many pixels as a Full HD screen. The SONY TV display is made up of 3840×2160 pixels that bring the finest details to life in front of your eyes. Even when you are sat close to the screen, the picture stays perfectly sharp and is not blurred. This is ideal for viewing the latest series and films — especially those on Blu-ray. It will also improve older movies and TV shows that were shot at a lower resolution. A handy benefit of the high resolution of this TV is that applications and other features operate with ultimate fluidity.
Get Deeper Black Tones with the OLED Screen
The outstanding picture quality of the 55" Sony Bravia OLED XR-55A80L TV is a given with OLED technology. Every pixel is able to change colour or be turned on and off independently. This results in unmatched contrast featuring deep and dark blacks. A stand-out attribute of the TV is its high dynamic range, also known as HDR. This eliminates the adverse effects of backlighting by improving natural contrast and brightness to create pictures that jump out from your screen. The SONY TV has an exceptional 100 / 120Hz refresh rate, which indicates how often a TV changes the image on the screen. As a result, it is ideal for viewing dynamic action scenes, as the images are always smooth and clear. The TV supports HDR10, Dolby Vision and HLG technology. With HDR10 technology, the colour palette is rendered with real-life naturalness and accuracy. Dolby Vision uses dynamic metadata for better colour and contrast adjustment. As a result, the image with HLG technology renders the brightness more accurately, bringing all scenes to life. This television makes you feel like you're really there.


DVB-T2 Compatibility and the Connectivity of the 55" Sony Bravia OLED XR-55A80L TV
If you prefer a classic TV antenna then rest assured, you'll get all the compatibility you need. The model supports the new DVB-T2 standard, providing an easy solution how to receive digital broadcasting. This TV comes with a built-in DVB-S2 tuner, so you can receive satellite signals for exceptional coverage and a wider selection of programmes. If you wish to watch cable TV, the 55" Sony Bravia OLED XR-55A80L allows you to connect through the DVB-C tuner. To make the most of Smart TV features, you will need to get online. Luckily, this TV has a conventional Ethernet port, exactly the same you will find on a PC. If you don't like cables in your living room, connect the TV to the internet wirelessly through WiFi. Bluetooth will allow you to pair this TV with other electronics, such as your mobile, keyboard or mouse. The SONY television is equipped with a USB port, so you can play content from an external disk or flash drive. You can even record to externally connected devices on this model. This TV model supports audio formats such as Dolby Atmos.
Other Smart Features and Apps of the SONY TV
Among other things, the 55" Sony Bravia OLED XR-55A80L TV also supports various apps and social networks such as Canal+. You can also use AirPlay 2 to stream content from your Apple device, whether it's your photo gallery or videos. Miracast enables you to share the content on the screen of your mobile device with the TV.

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Sony Corporation is a Japanese company founded in 1946. Its headquarters is located in Tokyo. Its beginnings were humble. The first product sold under the Sony brand was a transistor radio. It was those radios that played a pivotal role in the company's expansion in the 1960s and the world quickly began to associate Sony products with a reliably stellar price-performance ratio. In the 1970s, Sony was severely affected by the global economic crisis. Many analysts considered the company effectively defunct and could see no future for it. However, they underestimated the famous Japanese perseverance and courage. The crisis was not a disaster for Sony; on the contrary, it served as a launching pad to even greater heights. The company recovered and soon changed the media landscape with the development of the CD and later the DVD. In the early 1990s, Sony achieved another major success with the introduction of the PlayStation gaming console. It is the gaming consoles that best represent the intersection of the three key areas in which the company operates today – electronics, video games, and the entertainment industry.
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