The Sony Bravia X90J is a challenging television to review, even when compared to only other Sony televisions. On paper, and visually, it looks strikingly familiar to last year's X900H. But that ...

Sony X95J vs Sony X90J: Price. It’s no surprise that the flagship X95J commands a price premium. Only available on the large side, at 65-, 75- and 85-inches (XR-75X95J, XR-75X95J, XR-85X95J), it ...

The X90J is an LED TV, which means it uses LED lights to illuminate a liquid-crystal display, or LCD. The LEDs are behind the screen, with the light pushed out through tiny dots.

The X90J is the cheapest 2021 TV with a NextGen tuner. Unlike many of Samsung's and LG's sets, the Sony actually has an analog video input, albeit composite-only, and I also appreciate having a ...

Sony A90J vs Sony X90J: price and sizes. First things first: Sony TVs aren't the cheapest out there. You're usually paying a 10-20% price premium over an equivalent LG OLED TV, for example ...

The X90J is part of Sony's 'Perfect for PlayStation' brand, which means that the PS5 actually customises its HDR output to better match how the TV works, meaning that if you have a PS5, ...

The X90J doesn’t shortchange when it comes to image clarity, its pictures boast depth and drama. The magic ingredient here is undoubtedly Sony’s innovative new Cognitive XR processor.

The X90J nails many of the most important features for a gaming TV. It has an excellent contrast ratio of 5,500:1, which delivers a rich image especially in a darker space.

Sony X90J Display and picture quality. Let’s kick things off with the performance of the black mirror. The TV has a VA panel which means you get deep blacks at the cost of viewing angles.

Sony’s 4K television includes many features that make it ready for now and for the future. But do they all hold up? Here’s our review.

Sony Bravia X90J features and specifications . The X90J is a 55-inch Ultra-HD (3840x2160-pixel) LED TV with Sony's Triluminos technology, which is said to produce brighter colours.

The Sony Bravia X90J is a challenging television to review, even when compared to only other Sony televisions. On paper, and visually, it looks strikingly familiar to last year's X900H. But that ...