The Sony A80J OLED, or AJ80, outside of the US, is set to launch in March and we've finally confirmed pricing for the upcoming OLED TV. The A80J is a step-down model compared to the flagship A90J, whose pricing was officially unveiled earlier this month. The A80J retains most of the impressive specs of the A90J, but at a much more reasonable price, making it a smart buy for those who want a high-performance TV without breaking the bank. Available for pre-order from March, the A80J starts at €1,999 (about $2,700) for a 55-inch size, up to €2,699 (about $3,700) for a 65-inch and €4,199 (about $5,800). ) for a size of 77 inches. These aren't small sums for the most part, sure, but it's still a big step up from the A90J's starting price of £2,999 / £2,699. Sony TVs tend to be a bit more expensive in the UK, however you can expect US prices to be a bit lower than the price conversions listed above. Sony TVs tend to arrive in Australia a bit later (the A80J isn't even listed on Sony's Australia website yet), but that should happen too.
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The Sony A80J is sure to turn heads as a step-down OLED TV, one that offers the latest treatment with new compromises to step it down at a lower price, but is still higher quality than the more mundane 4K LCD TVs found at Sony. . 2021 range. You still get Sony's new XR Cognitive Processor, with AI algorithms to better identify the various objects on screen and focus processing on areas of importance, just like our own brains (at least, that's what it claims sony). You also get Sony's innovative Acoustic Surface Audio + (if split), which literally vibrates the TV panel to output sound, as well as HDMI 2.1 support with VRR, ALLM and eARC for a multitude of gaming and audio features. Dolby Vision and Atmos are also supported here. We now also have prices for the Sony X80J LCD TV, which will start at just €699 (around £950) for a 43-inch size, and go as high as €799 (around £1,100) for a 50-inch one. €899 (about $1,250)) for a 55-inch, €1,049 (about $1,450) for a 65-inch, and €1,499 (about $2,000) for a 75-inch size (technically known as the X81J). The Sony X80 is happy with a lower-quality X1 processor, but it still comes with some HDMI 2.1 and eARC features, as well as support for Dolby Vision and Atmos. Today's best deals on Sony Bravia A8H and Sony Bravia A8 (65-inch) OLED OLED TVs