Sony | BRAVIA 3 LED 4K HDR Google TV - Product Overview 

Not sure on exact timetable but I am hoping within the new several weeks!

@@LARRYfromSONY thank you

@@user-kn5gp3mt2k My pleasure!

apparently just 2.0

It is super incredible! More than you would expect at it's price.

The BRAVIA 3 is dope! Affordable and delivers performance 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼🔥🔥🔥

Hey there! Thanks for the question. I don’t know the model receiver you have so it’s hard to get into specifics. If it has the capability to connect to your X77L via HDMI or Digital Optical, in theory it will work. However, if you wanted to upgrade to a receiver that supports more current formats and features like E-ARC, WIFI Capabilities, Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, etc., I would recommend taking a look at our new STR-AN1000. I’ve been keeping my eye on this bad boy myself! It supports a bunch of neat features and the latest formats in home audio. Derek goes through the features in more depth in this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dxhYgCJ6MMc.html&pp=ygUPc29ueSBzdHIgYW4xMDAw I recommended giving it a look at 😎

@@KarinaFromSony Thanks for responding back. My Yamaha receiver is model HTR-5920 and it worked perfectly with my previous Bravia. But because it's an older model, it doesn't have any hdmi inputs, just the optical one. Is the millisecond delay for audio visual a thing? Only happens for bluray dvds though.

@@KarinaFromSony I tried an experiment recently. I muted my Yamaha receiver and turned up the volume on my Bravia. And the audio video sync was near perfect. But when I go back to the audio from the receiver it's milliseconds off. When watching a bluray dvd.

Va panel on all models

@GanesanSridhar Nope, I've seen all the sizes in-store. The 43 and 50 inch are IPS panels, where the 55 and up are VA. Not only did I do the finger test on the panel, the salesperson confirmed it. You can see the grey hues when going to the side of the IPS panels, unlike the other ones.

Cost and picture quality but this is a fine tv

This TV runs at 60hz so that already eliminates it from your needs

@@goodsoccerkid9999 yeah.. I just saw the specs in Sony store, the X85K has the specs I want but is not available and I think Sony won't release a similar tv, It’s a bummer. Thanks pal!

Nope

Hi @gridvid, Thank you for contacting Sony support! Yes, the Sony BRAVIA 3 TV supports a 3.5 mm audio jack. You can find pricing and information at electronics.sony.com/tv-video/televisions/all-tvs/p/k55s30 . Regards, Gerson.

Dobly atmos and Dobly vision bravia 3 support and Bravia 2 don't support that is the only reason

Hey Jeff! Good question. While BRAVIA 3 does not support ATSC 3.0, our BRAVIA 7, 8 & 9 do. Thank you for asking!

@@KarinaFromSony thanks so much Can you make the any of them in a 43 and 50 inch? Please 🙏

@@jeffoflawho? begs to a company to make you a tv who the f are you

Yes sir! Great question

What Larry said ☝🏽💪🏽

X80l definitely

It doesn't support 120Hz so it doesn't have VRR.

@@LARRYfromSONY I'm thinking the Bravia 7 is going to be the Sony set that us gamers covet in 2024.

@@furballbear I tend to agree. If some can get past the 2 HDMI 2.1 ports and actually look at all the other amazing features and performance it delivers... It will almost be a no brainer. Wait until you see it!

Thanks Larry, I couldn’t have said it better myself.

@@KarinaFromSony I think I have heard you do so a couple of times in the past 🤣🤣

Really? I got a R646 was thinking of getting this so just stick with TCL?

@@ragnarokpxn5196 yes keep that tv R646 is a much better tv, much brighter better picture more features everything if you want to upgrade the R646 you should wait for the TCL QM7 or get the Hisense U8N it’s one of the best TVs of the year and it’s around 800