XBR-55X850Cby Sony
PROS
- The 55X850C delivers impressive black levels for a set lacking a full-array backlight with local dimming.
- Sony's Triluminos system yields rich, detailed colors.
- The 55X850C's relatively low lag and ability to accept 120Hz input signals makes it a good option for PC gamers.
CONS
- This Sony has limited light output compared with the competition, making it best for viewing in dark rooms.
- The edge-lit backlight on this set makes letterbox bars in movies look dark gray instead of deep black.
- The 55X850C's Android Smart TV interface makes things cluttered and confusing.
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LIST PRICE$1199
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$1,446.00Buy
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Name | XBR-55X850C | M65-C1 | UN55JS8500 | UNHU8550 | P502ui-B1 |
Manufacturer | Sony | Vizio | Samsung | Samsung | Vizio |
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List Price | $1199 | $1699 | $2000 | $1398 | $999 |
The Colors are...Incredible and beautiful.
The Colors are...Incredible and beautiful.
Color rendition is realistic and not over-saturated while grayscale uniformity is very good yielding a very smooth picture.
Color rendition is realistic and not over-saturated while grayscale uniformity is very good yielding a very smooth picture.
This TV delivers a winning trio of looks, features, and picture quality, and it does so for a very fair price.
This TV delivers a winning trio of looks, features, and picture quality, and it does so for a very fair price.
The Sony XBR-55X850C has a pretty good active 3D system, with very little crosstalk.
The Sony XBR-55X850C has a pretty good active 3D system, with very little crosstalk.
This TV is able to accept and display a 120 hz input, which not too many TVs can do. There are TVs with less blur and lower input lag, but P…
This TV is able to accept and display a 120 hz input, which not too many TVs can do. There are TVs with less blur and lower input lag, but PC gamers in particular should consider the X850C.
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