Testseek.com have collected 85 expert reviews of the Sony KD-84X9005 and the average rating is 88%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sony KD-84X9005.
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85 Reviews
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Abstract: Whatever angle you take, Sony's KD-65X9005B is a formidable 4K proposition. With its mould-breaking design, pixel-pushing picture processing and audiophile pretensions, it sees Sony's TV division at its most confident in years. Also available in 55in and ...
Published: 2014-07-25, Author: Steve , review by: avforums.com
Superb picture quality, Very accurate images, Fantastic black levels, Great screen uniformity, Excellent video processing, Impressive sound quality, Solid build quality, Attractive price
Design might not appeal to everyone, Merest hint of banding, Input lag a bit high for some, It's big and very heavy
The Sony KD-65X9005B is an absolutely superb Ultra HD 4K TV, that represents the very zenith of modern design and technology. Whilst its wedge shape may not be for all, there's no denying that its minimalist appearance and marvellous build quality mark th...
Overall, the KD-65X8005B is a barnstormer of a 4K bigscreen television. We've seen some great Ultra HD performers this year, but none are so comprehensively satisfying as this new X9, and our caveats remain minor. From design to AV performance, the KD-65X...
Ultra HD resolution (3840 x 2160 pixels), Excellent contrast (4470:1), Good colour fidelity, Excellent 3D mode with hardly any crosstalk, Effective motion compensation mode (MotionFlow), Low ghosting (good screen response time), Audio quality worthy of a
Ultra HD content is still hard to come by, it's therefore hard to get the best out of this TV's resolution (although that's clearly not a fault with the product itself!), Glossy screen, reflections can be annoying, Speakers moulded directly into the casin
This updated X9005-series Ultra HD TV is another hit for Sony. The 2014 version (X9005B) takes things even further with an excellent-quality screen, first-rate picture quality, plus exceptional sound (for a TV)—something our ears have never had the pleasu...
Pictures are top class due to their excellent contrasts, warm colours and deep black levels. The set also produces wonderfully full-bodied sound from its massive speakers
The smart TV system lacks apps for 4oD and ITV Player, and although the speakers sound great, they make the TV very chunky. Its 3D performance is also a letdown as it suffers from some crosstalk
Sony's KD-65X9005B produces really stunning picture quality, not just with UltraHD video, but also with Blu-rays and HD broadcasts. Its sound quality is top notch too thanks to its meaty speakers. The chunky design, 3D performance and smart TV system cou...
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Published: 2014-06-05, Author: Luke , review by: pocket-lint.com
Stunning colours with true blacks, brilliant 4K upscaling, fantastic sound, beautiful wedge design, genuinely intelligent smart features, really easy to use
Speaker design might not suit all, new onscreen Social View Twitter app is somewhat antisocial, 3D isn't perfect - but who wants that anyway
If you're thinking about upgrading your TV and taking the 4K plunge then you'd be hard pressed to find anything nearly as good as the Sony X9005B. Although the 65-inch version's £3,600 price isn't small, it's a lot more affordable than first-genera...
Published: 2014-05-12, Author: Vincent , review by: hdtvtest.co.uk
The Sony KD-55X9005B is a seriously talented performer which handles every type of mainstream content you throw at it with aplomb, be it Blu-ray movies, live sports broadcast or video games. In terms of LCD-making pedigree, brand image and marketing power...
You need to look at Sony's X9 in a certain way to really appreciate how good it is. This is a TV right at the cutting edge of what you can get at home right now, but with that comes its own problems.Not that many people have 4K sets, so there simply isn't...
Abstract: With four times HD's definition, 4K is simply extraordinary – so sharp it takes your breath away. This is not the TV for anyone hoping to watch less television; you will watch far more. In my opinion, 4K is a much more significant development than 3D ever...
