This All-in-One Sony Bravia TV Is Now on Sale at Its Lowest Price Ever.
The 65-inch Sony Bravia 3 II TV has been reduced from $899 to $848 on Amazon, making it the lowest price this TV has ever been sold at, according to price tracking data . The Bravia 3 II is also available in 43- , 50- , 55- , 75- , 85- , and 100-inch sizes, but for a typical living room, I’d start with the 65-inch model —one of its advantages is its excellent handling of everyday content, as Sony’s processor does a good job of cleaning up low-quality streams, old shows, and compressed cable broadcasts. Sports content also benefits from the motion processing, and the wide viewing angle allows anyone sitting on a couch or armchair to get a high-quality picture without having to sit directly in front of the screen.
This TV is also more versatile than you’d expect from a mid-range model when it comes to gaming and connected devices. It features four HDMI ports with HDMI 2.1 support and supports 4K resolution at 120Hz, so you can simultaneously connect a PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and a gaming PC without constantly switching cables. However, I wouldn’t choose it specifically as a gaming TV, as 60Hz content can still appear more motion blurry than on faster panels. Still, for everyday use, the screen does a good job of reducing glare in a moderately bright room, and Dolby Vision support provides broader HDR compatibility across streaming services and physical media.
However, when viewing in bright, everyday lighting, this advantage doesn’t carry over as well in low-light conditions. The 65-inch model uses an IPS panel without local dimming, so black scenes can appear more gray than truly black, and HDR highlights don’t produce the same impact as on more powerful Mini LED TVs. This makes it difficult to recommend this model for those building a home theater, especially considering that models like the TCL QM6K or Hisense U7SG can offer better contrast for roughly the same price.