Sony’s excellent 55-inch Bravia A95L QD-OLED 4K TV has dropped in price again. Originally priced at £2999, the 55-inch A95L now costs £2199 for members of Sevenoaks’ Rewards programme, which is completely free to sign up for and takes seconds to complete. Still, it’s quite a sizeable amount of money but it’s great to see some big discounts already applied to a newer TV.
We tested out the bigger 65-inch A95L towards the end of and awarded it a coveted five-star reviewwith our reviewers impressed by its performance. We haven’t tested out the 55-inch model discounted here, however, we expect much of the same excellent performance, especially in picture quality.
Sony A95L QD-OLED deal
In our review, we described the 65-inch A95L as a “stunning TV” capable of going “astonishingly bright and producing incredibly vibrant colours”, recreating TV shows and movies more accurately than most of the competition.
Sony’s A95L features four HDMI inputs: two meet 48Gbps HDMI 2.1 specifications, and one port designated to handle eARC connections with soundbars or AV receivers.
As you would expect, the A95L supports a range of streaming apps such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, and Disney+. It also supports 4K / 120Hz, VRR, and ALLM – great news for gamers – and a range of HDR formats such as HLG, HDR10, and Dolby Vision. We are still waiting on Dolby Vision Gaming support, which will hopefully come later.
You also get a Bravia CAM camera packaged with the TV. This device clips onto the top edge of the TV and allows access to a range of smart features such as video calling, picture optimisation, and sound optimisation based on where you’re positioned in the room.
A new TV of this quality and price is no casual purchase but a hefty £800 price drop brings Sony’s 55-inch A95L down to £2199making it an even more tempting proposition, should it be within your budget,
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