Sony's biggest QLED screens are getting a significant price cut this weekend. The 75-inch model, which normally retails for $3,500, can be had for just $2,600 - that's a whopping $900 off the sticker price. And if you're willing to shell out some serious cash, the 85-inch behemoth is on sale for a mere $3,000, down from its usual asking price of $4,300.
Sony's largest QLED screens feature impressive specs, including peak brightness of up to 3,000 nits and quantum dot technology that ensures colors are bright and lifelike. They're also said to have good viewing angles, thanks to features like antireflection coating and wide-panel tech.
However, it's worth noting that these massive screens aren't without their flaws. There are only two HDMI 2.1 ports available, which means you'll likely be tying up one of them with your soundbar. And some viewers may notice uniformity issues around the edges of the screen.
If you're not ready to commit to a massive display just yet, Sony's smaller 65-inch model is on sale for $2,000 - that's a $1,000 discount from its usual price.
Sony's largest QLED screens feature impressive specs, including peak brightness of up to 3,000 nits and quantum dot technology that ensures colors are bright and lifelike. They're also said to have good viewing angles, thanks to features like antireflection coating and wide-panel tech.
However, it's worth noting that these massive screens aren't without their flaws. There are only two HDMI 2.1 ports available, which means you'll likely be tying up one of them with your soundbar. And some viewers may notice uniformity issues around the edges of the screen.
If you're not ready to commit to a massive display just yet, Sony's smaller 65-inch model is on sale for $2,000 - that's a $1,000 discount from its usual price.
i've been eyeing one of those massive sony qled screens for ages and now it's finally within my budget lol. i mean, the prices are pretty steep normally but if you're a serious gamer or movie buff, it's worth every penny imo. just gotta make sure to use an hDMI 2.1 soundbar or something 
i've heard good things about the quantum dot tech and how it looks on big screens. but at this price point, i'm not gonna think twice 
. maybe it's time to upgrade my home theater setup? 
who wouldn't want a MASSIVE QLED SCREEN AT A STEAL?! 
but overall, if you're in the market for a new TV (or just wanna treat yourself), this is an amazing opportunity to snag one of these bad boys at a discounted price. 
i mean, who wouldn't want to watch their fave shows or movies on that massive screen? and with those specs, it's gonna look SO good! 
i just hope the uniformity issues don't bother me too much... maybe they'll fix it in a firmware update or something? 
. I mean, we just have our family movie nights with the 65-inch model I already have, which is perfect for what we need.
. Plus, the soundbar thing is kinda annoying - who really needs that many HDMI ports, right? 
and what if you wanna connect both a soundbar and a blu-ray player at the same time? anyway, 75-inch for $2600 is still a steal imo 
plus, those uniformity issues around the edges are kinda a dealbreaker for me. that being said, if you're dead set on having a huge TV, i guess it's worth considering the discount. anyone else getting one of these massive screens anytime soon? 
they're literally cutting the prices of their biggest QLED screens by like, almost 30%! i mean, i've been eyeing one of those massive 85-inchers for ages, but $4k was just out of my budget 
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