Sony X750H 55-inch 4K Ultra HD LED TV (2020 Model) with S100F 2.0ch Soundbar with Bass Reflex Speaker

Initial Impression: Packaging was great. Well protected. Super easy to open pull the white plugs and the top of the box just slides off great jobAesthetics: I’m super picky about bezels. I can’t STAND a thick bezel. You could show me a great picture with a thick bezel and I would hate the TV. I’m happy to see they’ve decreased the bezel size in this years models its truly a piece of art. I wasn’t overly excited when I saw the pictures of the stand legs, but they turned out to be better than I thought. I would still prefer them to be on the outer edge of the TV, but I understand why Sony decided to go with the placement since finding a TV stand to accommodate for legs any further spread out, especially with the TV size would be a lot more difficult. The legs are a sturdy build with a nice finish in case you do not mount makes me think twice about mounting.Set-up/Software: Seamless. I fell in love with my prior Sony model and I’m glad to see they’ve kept the key features and added on some. The android interface is a very intuitive All in all it was super-fast, super easy. Screens were fluid and easy to understand. As a photographer I tend to get frustrated easy when things aren’t natural, but the TV has a good UI/UX design. It has all the apps I need/use (and then some). I love having Netflix and Prime as an app. Definitely a plus since I listen to music on my TV through my surround sound often and used to resort to using a ChromeCast to do so now I just use google music built into TV. The google assistant is super easy and awesome love telling my TV to watch my favorite programs or listen to my favorite music when remote isn't handy.Picture: What everyone wants to know! It’s great! For the model/price point, I don’t think you can beat the picture. Compared to the similar brands like Samsung, this is definitely a lot sharper NO competition but I expect nothing less from Sony. The blacks are darker and the whites brighter. The presets for different picture modes are incredible and you can switch easily depending on what you watch. I find myself sticking to “Standard” mode the most. There is little to no glare on the screen, and I have the TV placed right next to a wall of windows with the blinds open 90% of the time. I think the “Standard” TV mode helps in this regard as well. The game mode is awesome I already see a huge difference in latency compared to my older TV. COD has never played so well. The TV is incredibly bright I was really surprised but it also looked clear and crisp. The HDR on Netflix was amazing everything looked incredibly lifelike it out shines all higher end TV's i've purchased in the past I guess technology just gets better and better.Other: I love the remote. I know the TV is still in the entry/mid level category, but the remote is sleeker and “smart.” Love the netflix button top notch Sony. There’s plenty of inputs and connectivity through android gives me everything I need. Can't be any happier with my purchase.

Wow, what a great TV this has been so far. It’s a bit of a smart TV, with direct button access in the remote for Netflix streaming and other 3rd party functions. Only issue I have with the remote is that it isn’t backlit, but that’s a minor quibble given the price and the fact that most users will operate the TV using their cable box remote instead.Set up was super easy, and it walks you through it out of the box. Teaching it the remote code for our Comcast remote was also so easy and simple, I forgot how I did it already. Works flawlessly too.The picture quality is stellar, and the number of onscreen menus for controlling various picture and sound parameters is adequate.I was also pleasantly surprised by the sound quality of the built in speakers, which apparently fire down the bottom panel of the set and not out the front. I think it uses internal cavity space as a sound enhancer, because it produces surprisingly full bodied sound and not the usually super tinny, weak sound that most flat panel TVs we’ve had produce. You could almost get away without a sound bar in a medium sized room , but you may want a sound bar or surround system if you watch a lot of action. Regardless, I think most people will be surprised by the sound quality of this thing’s built in speakers.Overall, it’s been a stellar value so far, and has worked flawlessly since we got it. Would definitely purchase again. Even though these flat panel TVs seem to get cheaper and bigger every year, I’d imagine this tv would still be a competitive value over a year after I bought itFive stars and two thumbs up.

It is amazing how far TV's have come over the last 10 years or so. Gone are the days of low-contrast LCD screens with refresh issues. The Sony X750H is an insanely fantastic television for the price point.I view televisions in 3 classes1- low end... cheap tvs from relatively unknown brands. I find that they typically have poor contrast, have issues with sharpness, some edge distortions (light bleed and such), limited inputs, basic remotes. I'd have a hard time recommending anyone buy a TV in this range... while they are relatively inexpensive there is a pretty big quality gap between them and something like the Sony X750H.2- Mid-grades.... IMO the Sony X750H is solidly in this class. TVs in this range have great color, sound, robust inputs, and only true TV snobs will notice any deficiencies.3- High-end. Most of these are significantly more expensive than the mid-range TVs.... again, IMO the LG OLED's are in this class and they deliver the very best performance. The pictures look as good (and in some cases better) as the old plasma TVs, but avoid the problems. You pay for it though,Notes on the Sony X750H- Great picture... not quite to the level of my LEG OLED.... but most people many people won't notice the difference. I guarantee you my wife would say that the Sony X750H looks just as good as the LG OLED... but I can see the difference.- Multiple HDMI inputs- Sound quality is pretty good... especially for native speakers in the TV- No issues for gamers- Has a game mode that offers a quicker refresh rate- 3 HDMI inputs- Optical outputThe Sony X750H is a great TV for the price point. The lower TV's really don't compare, and really you need to pay double to get something that has noticeably better performance. We are very happy with our purchase!

Great TV and quality picture, unfortunately it doesn’t have Bluetooth in this model, for this price point it’s good value for your money

Best TV I have owned we had a Samsung 4k Led that only lasted a couple years till the screen starting showing black lines from top to bottom which I thought had a good picture when it worked well. This one blows it out of the water and the smart features and apps work flawless if you use an android device already as it setups up automatically to all your apps (Netflix, Amazon Prime and so on)Great tv and would definetly buy again.

Other than not having bluetooth support for audio playback, this TV is value for money. Not great, not bad. Just ok for the price. No 120 refresh rate or HDCP 2.0 or eARC for new PSP gameplays.Android TV tend to get slower by time. I hope Sony will keep updating the Android OS than ignoring customers after 2 or 3 years.Do not be mislead by Bluetooth for this TV. There is no audio bluettooth support this means you cannot pair your bluetooth headphones or Airpods or speakers with this TV. You can only pair bluetooth mouse or keyboard.This is a huge bummer for me. I wanted to watch TV with sound on my airpods. Didnt do proper research before buying this TV. Now I have to find some workaround.Bluetooth Specification of this modelBLUETOOTH PROFILE SUPPORTVersion 4.2; HID (mouse/keyboard connectivity)/HOGP (Low Energy device connectivity)/SPP (Serial Port Profile)

So far, I love it, but there is an unusual problem we've discovered. The volume control on our receiver is apparently the same volume as the volume of our TV, which means that whenever we turn the amplifier up or down, the TV shuts off. That is not a flaw, just a very, very unusual and unfortunate situation.

tv quailty is good BUt remote control died after 3 weeks of working. ONly on/off button now works only. contacted dealer they gave me sonys number called it and there is no reply only an auto reply to go on website. No person answers and it just hangs up anfter it tells u to to the webite. tried calling 4x more more. ok since theres no other way i went but its not easy to look what u want to and only has an options to try, this may or may not work. if it doesnt reset what i do since sony doesnt have a call center with people answering, how do i get a new remote. i consider this to be very poor service & probbally wont order anything sony again if the service is only a webpage. 1 star only since poor service, so for the rest of u guys be warned if anything goes wrong probbaly be out luck since noone will answer u.