Sony has been at the forefront of many technological revolutions, and one of their mid-aughts television releases heralded a ...

Shopping for a new Sony TV can quickly become overwhelming. With models like the Bravia 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, and 9, along with newer “Mark 2” versions, it’s not always clear what each one offers or how they ...

We've highlighted a few Google TVs in the past, but some folks might not need a 100-inch TV in their home. So, maybe this ...

Treat yourself to a brand new TV ahead of the Super Bowl.

Almost exactly six years ago, I was lucky enough to witness what remains to this day arguably the greatest ‘TV’ demo I’ve ever seen. Sony had come out of nowhere at the 2018 CES to reveal an 8K LCD TV ...

Sony's TV refresh combines everything under the ‘Bravia,' with a new Bravia 3, 7, 8, and 9 TV selection that still includes the A95L QD-OLED as a solid choice. Reading time 5 minutes Sony’s latest TVs ...

Sony has revealed its new lineup of 4K and 8K TVs set for release later this year. The collection includes the company's first Mini LED and Quantum Dot (QD) OLED displays. Mini LEDs promise improved ...

With strong (and cheaper) competition from big brands like LG and Samsung, as well as TCL and Hisense, the high price of Bravia TVs and rare discounts can be a major deterrent for a lot of customers.

Sony has set the home entertainment world alight today by not only revealing its next generation of TV technology, but saying that it hopes to have these game-changing new screens available to buy as ...

TCL is taking majority control of Sony’s TV business in a surprise move that could reshape Bravia pricing, production, and ...

In a break with tradition, Sony didn’t reveal any information about its 2023 TV lineup at CES in January. But the company is ready to spill the beans now. Well, most of the beans—we’re still waiting ...

And VRR is finally on its latest TVs at launch — no update required And VRR is finally on its latest TVs at launch — no update required is a former senior reviewer who worked at The Verge from 2011 ...