Sony Bravia 8 II K-55XR8M2

Der Bravia 8 II von Sony ist offenbar mehr als eine Neuauflage des Vorgängermodells. Hier liest du, was er Neues zu bieten hat und wie er im Test abschneidet.

From a picture point of view, the Bravia 8 II is Sony’s best effort to date, delivering a dazzling performance. Black levels can be affected in a bright room, so the Sony is one to experience with the lights off, just like watching a film in the cinema

Sony’s new OLED TV offers better brightness than its predecessor, and its impressive overall picture quality allows it to compete well against its flagship OLED competitors. The built-in sound is a clear notch above what you get on most other TVs, even some pricey ones, and Sony’s elegant design means the TV looks good even when turned off. Although its picture is great out of the box, the Bravia 8 II’s wide-ranging adjustments let tweakers dial it in to perfection. Gaming features aren’t as extensive as what you get on other flagship TVs, but that’s really the only important area where the Bravia 8 II comes up short against its competition.

Several little improvements combine to make the Bravia 8 II significantly better than the awesome A95L, and that makes it one of the very best TVs that money can buy