So the first thing I should say about the Bravia 9 is that it certainly delivers on that brightness theme. In side by side tests against both one of Sony’s 2023 X95L flagship Mini LED models and Samsung’s 2023 S95Cs, the Bravia 9 left both of these illustrious (if a year old now) rivals looking positively dull by comparison.

TheStreet's Jacob Krol got to preview Sony's brand-new 2024 Bravia TV and home audio — soundbars, speakers, and wearables — at an event at the Sony Pictures Lot. Like in past years, Sony isn't taking a one-size-fits-all approach for TVs or home audio.

The Sony Bravia 8 might not be the biggest change compared to last year's Sony Bravia XR A80L, but it is Sony's premium OLED TV for 2024. It's also the introduction to a fresh — and much simpler — naming system for Sony TVs.

Sony's TV refresh combines everything under the ‘Bravia,' with a new Bravia 3, 7, 8, and 9 TV selection that still includes the A95L QD-OLED as a solid choice.

TV range has just been announced, and something we had anticipated for a little while has now been confirmed: the new flagship model is not an OLED of any kind, but a Mini LED set. This is a big deal,

Sony's new flagship mini-LED TV combines high brightness with OLED-like blacks, closing the gap between the two technologies.

Sony has announced its next lineup of BRAVIA TVs, and there will be something for OLED and Mini LED fans alike. Here's everything you need to know.

Bravia TV lineup is divided into several 4K TV types, ranging from the newer Mini-LED panel to standard LED and OLED. It looks as though Sony is prioritizing Mini-LED this year, offering more options across its lineup than the sometimes desirable OLED,