Sony claims the Bravia 8 II's screen can go 25 per cent brighter than its A95L QD-OLED predecessor in terms of peak brightness, and 50 per cent brighter than the Bravia 8. This should also mean an ...

If, on the other hand, you want the latest and greatest and money is not an issue, then you should go for the Sony Bravia 8 ...

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Other Bravia 8 II benefits include support for both AirPlay and Chromecast, Google Voice Assistant, and ATSC 3.0 for next-gen broadcast channels, something top TVs from LG and Samsung lack.

Sony Bravia 8 II: Outlook. The Bravia 8 II is hoping to refine what made the A95L a standout, improving HDR performance, color accuracy, and maintaining Sony’s exceptional design and audio features.

But seeing the new BRAVIA 8 II in action, I’m glad they did. There’s nothing like the deep blacks and rich saturated colors of an OLED TV and the new BRAVIA 8 II is sure to be a strong contender for ...

The BRAVIA 2 II is the company’s new entry-level TV, so this will be one of the cheapest 2025 TVs you can get from Sony. Stepping up to Mini LED is the BRAVIA 5. This TV will be available in 55 ...

The original Bravia 8 will stick around for a while, though, so you’re going to have some options. But if you want the latest and greatest Quantum Dot OLED from Sony, the Bravia 8 Mark II is it.

The BRAVIA 8 II QD-OLED and the BRAVIA 5 Mini-LED TV are loaded with Sony’s XR Processor which features a new AI-based scene-recognition system, top notch HDR tone mapping and high performance ...

Interestingly, the Sony Bravia 8 II still isn't the top model in Sony's range. The Sony Bravia 9, a Mini-LED model from 2024, is still the top dog – and, I must admit, that's even brighter (eye ...

Sony Bravia 8 II vs Bravia 9: early verdict. It's too early to tell which is the better TV, as we haven't yet reviewed the Bravia 8 II. But we have a pretty good idea of what to expect. It could ...