Sony Bravia A80L 55" 4K Ultra HD OLED Smart Google TV - XR55A80LU - AO Member Price

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Your home cinema isn’t complete without this 55-inch Sony Ultra HD TV. Its crystal-clear 4K OLED screen gives jaw-dropping depth and clarity, while XR Triluminos Pro displays those blockbusters in colours so stunningly lifelike, you have to see it to believe it. That means no more washed out scenes. And with the clever Cognitive Processor XR™ scanning visuals to pump out mind-bogglingly accurate images, your epic movie nights will go down in history. In the mood for a classic? XR 4K Upscaling drastically improves picture quality, breathing new life into the golden oldies. Plus, you won’t miss a thing in fast-paced moments thanks to powerful XR Clear Image tech reducing motion blur for superb smoothness.
We want you to fully enjoy your new TV, so please be careful when unpacking it to avoid putting any pressure on the screen. There are a few different ways to get it out safely, so look for instructions on the box. If you need to return your TV for any reason, we just ask that you don’t pack the plug in front of the screen as it could damage the TV in transit.

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•XR OLED Motion — Reduces blur for smooth images
•BRAVIA CORE™ Calibrated Mode — Scans and tweaks images
•Acoustic Surface Audio+ — Immersive, direct sound
•XR Surround — Realistic and immersive 3D audio
•Voice Zoom 2™ — Improved clarity in conversation audio

Key Features
4K OLED — Stunning sharpness and crystal clarity
Cognitive Processor XR — AI adjusts images for accuracy
XR Triluminos Pro — A vivid range of realistic colours
XR Clear Image — Reduces motion blur for smooth visuals
XR 4K Upscaling — I

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19th May
Toying between this and the LG Evo C3, which is about £400 cheaper. But I don't want to use a soundbar so does anyone know which has the most adequate sound out of the box?
35 m ago
Lg shop is a complete shambles, thinking of returning faulty G3 I bought last month and buying this instead.
5 m ago
Interesting. My last tv purchase was a Sony 2009 model bought in 2010 that was something of a bargain at the time. It was this one Sony KDL-37W5500 37in 1080p 100Hz LCD TV £399.99 @ Sainsbury's *NSTORE* | hotukdeals and has never gone wrong. It's done well but obviously showing its age compared to the latest tvs. Now an impending house move and very limited space in the lounge means that I want a tv that will hang very flat to the wall and have decent enough sound quality out of the box without resorting to soundbars (if I can help it). Have a Yamaha 5.1 receiver and speakers but I may not have room for those and besides the other half can't cope with more than 1 remote so even if I set it up it will only get used on occasion. Popped into Currys the other day to educate myself on the latest models and all the OLED displays were clearly very good, was particularly impressed with a LG G3 Evo 77" display as it had a breathtaking picture, hung very flat to the wall and despite being way too big for the new lounge was very impressive - I have no idea what its native sound quality is like.

So would Sony A80L sit flat to the wall and have decent sound quality? (edited)