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Sony XD93xx (2016) Series

Sony XD93xx (2016) Series
alaScore 93

389 reviews

Dec, 2024

alaTest has collected and analyzed 389 reviews of Sony XD93xx (2016) Series. The average rating for this product is 4.2/5, compared to an average rating of 4.3/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. People are impressed by the durability and price. The design and usability are also mentioned favorably, but many are critical about the energy efficiency and reliability.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other products in the same category the Sony XD93xx (2016) Series is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 93/100 = Excellent quality.

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Consumer review (amazon.co.uk)

Amazon.co.uk review summary for Sony XD93xx (2016) Series

 

alaTest has collected and analyzed 2 user reviews of Sony XD93xx (2016) Series from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 3.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.3/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.co.uk.

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Dec, 2024

Expert review by : Caleb Denison (digitaltrends.com)

Sony XBR55X930D (2016) review

 

One look will have you lusting over the Sony X930D.

Jul, 2016

Expert review by : David Katzmaier (cnet.com)

Sony XBR-X930D: Thin, beautiful and much cheaper than OLED

 

Sony's best 65-inch TV for 2016 offers extremely good picture quality for much less money than an LG OLED, and is thin and attractive enough to be mistaken for one when seen from the side.

The Sony XBR-X930D delivers spectacular overall picture quality, with extreme brightness, deep black levels and superb color. Its understated design includes a pencil-thin upper cabinet. Android TV's large app selection means you might not need to use...

More expensive than some similarly performing TVs, and not as good of a picture as OLED.

Sony's X930D TV should appeal to people who can't afford OLED yet still want a high performance, beautifully designed TV from a well known brand.

Jun, 2017

Expert review by : David Katzmaier (cnet.com)

Sony XBR-X930D series review

 

When shoppers ask me for a high-end TV recommendation the first thing I tell them is, " Hands down, the best is LG's B6 OLED ." Then I tell them it costs $2,000 for the 55-inch and $3,000 for the 65.

The Sony XBR-X930D delivers spectacular overall picture quality, with extreme brightness, deep black levels and superb color. Its understated design includes a pencil-thin upper cabinet. Android TV's large app selection means you might not need to use...

More expensive than some similarly performing TVs, and not as good of a picture as OLED.

Sony's X930D TV should appeal to people who can't afford OLED yet still want a high performance, beautifully designed TV from a well known brand.

Nov, 2016

Expert review by (cnet.com)

Sony XBR-65X930D

 

Well, it doesn't, but at least the price has fallen (a lot) since launch. The X930D is still one of the more expensive non-OLED TVs on the market, however, and most people shopping for a midrange TV will balk at its price and select something more...

The Sony XBR-X930D delivers spectacular overall picture quality, with extreme brightness, deep black levels and superb color. Its understated design includes a pencil-thin upper cabinet. Android TV's large app selection means you might not need to use...

More expensive than some similarly performing TVs, and not as good of a picture as OLED.

Sony's X930D TV should appeal to people who don't mind paying extra for its sleek design and outstanding picture.

Jun, 2016

Expert review by : Will Greenwald (pcmag.com)

Sony XBR-55X930D

 

Sony's X930D 4K television line brings native HDR video support to a reasonable price range, and really shows off just how good the new video format can look.

HDR content is visually impressive. Excellent color reproduction. Very bright panel. Good connected features.

Middling black levels. Remote and Android TV operating system are a bit clunky.

Conclusions With the XBR-65X930D, Sony melds a genuinely impressive HDR-capable panel with some odd design choices. The picture is hard to beat outside of a much more expensive OLED television like the LG OLED65G6P, which can't get nearly as bright. If...

May, 2016

Expert review by : Jon L. Jacobi (techhive.com)

Sony X930D 4K UHD TV review: Color and HDR done the Sony way.

 

Sony has forsaken quantum dots and OLED technology to follow its own path to color and HDR.

Excellent picture ; Affordable for the quality

Android interface is slow and buggy in places ; Remote a number of poorly delineated functions

The Sony X930D delivers a picture that’s far beyond that offered by most TVs on the market, including last year’s Sony C series. Color, contrast, and HDR aren’t what you get with LG’s OLEDs or Samsung’s best quantum-dot SUHD sets, but they are close...

Nov, 2016

Expert review by : Sam Khan (4k.com)

Sony X930D / X940D 4K HDR Ultra HD TV Review (XBR55X930D, XBR65X930D, XBR75X940D)

 

The X930D/40D is an impressive combination of technologies, delivered in a particularly attractive design. Giving you everything you would hope for from a 4K home entertainment-worthy system. Furthermore, this latest and most powerful of the Sony 2016...

Great black performance ; Local dimming produces exceptional contrast ; Brilliant 4K upscaling ; Superb quality of HDR technology ; Excellent color performance ; Android TV is great ; Sleek and thin design

Lackluster sound ; Some local dimming blooming in X930D ; Poor grey uniformity in X930D ; Enough with the Motionflow “960Hz”

In our view, the bottom line for the X930D 55 inch and 65 inch 4K TVs and particularly for their giant 75 inch full-array X940D variant is that these are superb 4K HDR TV models. While the Samsung SUHD TVs of 2015 outperformed their Sony Bravia...

Apr, 2016

Expert review by : Jean-Francois Lize (rtings.com)

Sony X930D TV

 

The Sony X930D is a great 4k UHD TV that offers good all-around picture quality, especially for movies. Its HDR mode is impressive, with very high peak brightness. It doesn't have any major flaws apart from the limited viewing angle and the high input...

Great picture quality for movies ; Great motion handling ; Very bright

Average-high input lag ; Loss of saturation at an angle

Apr, 2016

Expert review by : Thomas J. Norton (soundandvision.com)

Sony XBR-65X930D LCD Ultra HDTV Review

 

2D Performance 3D Performance Features

The last time I reviewed one of Sony’s 4K sets, it had large speaker enclosures attached permanently to the sides of the screen, with a separate “subwoofer” firing out the back. This made for an inconveniently wide design, and with the introduction of...

Aug, 2016

Expert review by : John R. Quain (tomsguide.com)

Sony X930D Review: 4K HDR Arrives, for a Price

 

If you're looking for a 4K set capable of handling the bright HDR future, the 55-inch Sony Bravia X930D is certainly a capable performer with accurate colors. For a TV of this caliber, it's also competitively priced, and the inclusion of Android TV to...

Accurate colors ; Solid array of smart-TV features ; Good HDR performance

Lack of inky blacks compared to OLED ; Annoying remote control

Making a strong case for 4K HDR TVs, the 55-inch Sony X930D delivers an excellent picture, but its remote control could be better.

Jun, 2016

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