Sony KD-65X9005C

We take a look at Sony's latest UHD TV the 65-inch X9. Can it pave the way for mass market acceptance of 4K?

Whatever angle you take, Sony's KD-65X9005B is a formidable 4K proposition. With its mould-breaking design, pixel-pushing picture processing and audiophile pretensions, it sees Sony’s TV division at its most confident in years.

Produces stunning Ultra HD images and unparalleled upscaling for lower resolutions; it’s superb

The Sony’s a good-looking, great-sounding TV, but it needs some 4K content to make the most of the extra resolution and justify that price

The resolution revolution begins as Sony brings 4K to the masses with this 65in Ultra HD TV I’ve heard a startling amount of rubbish spouted about 4K/Ultra HD TVs in recent months. ‘Nobody cares about more pixels’. ‘The human eye can’t perceive the difference between normal HD and 4K resolutions’. ‘Forget UHD – what we need is OLED.’ ‘4K is just another marketing tool for selling more TVs.’ ‘Native sources won’t be available for at least five years’. And so on.

The Sony KD-65X9005A is a stunning large-screen TV. In terms of form and function nothing else currently comes close. The set not only looks

Sony's sensational wedge TV delivers top 4K results

Sony's ultra-thin X90C with Ultra HD, Android TV, and expanded color space has been on our test bench

More style than substance for this super-slim Sony TV...

Sony KD-65X9005C reviews, pros and cons. Liked: Bold wedge design Superior picture quality Disliked: UHD support remains weak

Blows LG and Samsung in a side-by-side picture test

What's it like to have a proper 4K TV set at home? Digital Spy reviews Sony's latest.

This is an eye-catching 4K screen from Sony, but Steve May would rather be dreaming of electric sheep After eight mints and vinyl records. These are just two things thinner than a Sony X9005C 4K/Ultra HD TV. It’s not much of a list, granted, but then this flagship thinitron is almost incomprehensibly svelte. Indeed, you […]