Sony 77 Inch BRAVIA XR8C OLED 4K HDR Smart Google TV (K-77XR8C)

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Large OLED TV with strong picture, average bass

This 77-inch OLED is very large and heavy, requiring two people to mount; a rolling steel stand was chosen instead of a wall mount. Connectivity is easy, though Wi-Fi occasionally drops for a few seconds. Picture from consoles and laptop casting is clean and bright, with deep blacks that can lose shadow detail, fixable via menu adjustments. Streaming apps are intuitive after setup. Sound is clear but bass is average, so a soundbar may be needed for deep cinematic audio. It is pricey, but a good deal for a high-end, long-lasting product.

Pros
  • + easy connectivity
  • + clean and bright picture
  • + deep blacks
  • + intuitive streaming apps
  • + clear sound
Cons
  • − very large and heavy
  • − requires two people to mount
  • − occasional Wi-Fi drops
  • − shadow detail loss
  • − average bass
  • − pricey
AI-assisted summary of a verified Amazon customer review. · September 14, 2026 · United States Read original on Amazon ↗
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Large OLED TV with Strong Picture and Sound

This 77-inch OLED TV fills a wall and is heavy, requiring two people to move or mount it. At around $2500 it is a luxury purchase, and a good wall mount is needed for wall installation. Picture quality is phenomenal, with true blacks, crisp images, and vibrant colors. Sound quality is the best experienced on a TV. Setup is easy with clear on-screen prompts, and connecting a Google account unlocks smart features. The Google TV interface is snappier than Roku, with no remote lag, faster loading, and more apps. App control is available but takes getting used to.

Pros
  • + Phenomenal picture quality with true blacks and vibrant colors
  • + Best sound experience on a TV
  • + Easy setup with clear prompts
  • + Google TV interface is snappy with no lag
  • + More apps available than on Roku
  • + App control feature
Cons
  • − Heavy, requires two people to move or mount
  • − Expensive at around $2500
  • − Needs a good wall mount for wall installation
  • − App control takes getting used to
AI-assisted summary of a verified Amazon customer review. · September 16, 2026 · United States Read original on Amazon ↗

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