HDR Brilliant highlights, beautiful textures. HDR preserves the detail in the brightest and darkest scenes found in PS4 games, for a more dynamic and realistic picture. *Compatible with all HDR PS4 Game titles via HDMI. See Sony support website for more information.
X-Reality PRO. Rediscover every detai. X-Reality PRO upscales and refines the pixels on screen for reduced noise and enhanced clarity.
Motionflow XR. Keeping the action smooth. Enjoy smooth and sharp details even in fast-paced action scenes thanks to Motionflow XR technology.
HDD Rec. Record your favourite TV shows. Programme your TV to record your favourite show, with the simple connection of a USB hard drive.
Slim look. Focus on your entertainment. The screen has a narrow frame, accented with minimal bezels, so you can focus on your entertainment with near edge-to-edge pictures.
19 comments
waquzy
8 Oct 17#19
Its £399 now
Ian2k
7 Oct 17#18
I’d rather have this over a LG 4K any day!
Felipe.Lopes
7 Oct 17#14
Is this a smart tv?
manbearpig to Felipe.Lopes
7 Oct 17#17
No smart version is £400. As mentioned, don't bother because Sony don't know how to make smart TVs, terrible terrible menu system and functionality. Stick to Samsung for Smart TVs
slipd
7 Oct 17#9
Are Sony still only putting 2x HDMI ports on their lower end sets? That's a massive "turn off" for me :angry:
akGTR
7 Oct 17#8
Heat but only because it’s a Sony Bravia. From what i’ve seen they have the best picture quality hands down which makes up for the fact that it’s not 4K
The software support for Smart TVs is generally poor so better to put the money saved towards a Roku which has better support.
manbearpig to jrh_1979
7 Oct 17#16
Smart functionality is terrible. You're better off buying the normal version and getting Roko, apple TV etc
philbean
7 Oct 17#5
REALITY BULLETIN.... You don't need 4K on a 40" TV.
sucramco to philbean
7 Oct 17#7
Depends how close you sit. At this size too small for any where but the bedroom. So 4K may make a difference in a small room. Especially for a teenager that also plays video games, like my son.... cold, as a step backwards for me.
stamfordblue to sucramco
7 Oct 17#11
Disagree that is only suitable for the bedroom.
g8spur to sucramco
7 Oct 17#13
We don't all want huge TV's. I think 65 inch tv's in people's lounges look a bit ridiculous.
digipeep to philbean
7 Oct 17#10
You do if you want to use the TV as a 4k monitor, which is a perfectly reasonable thing to do especially if the TV has 4:4:4 chroma.
roloboy to philbean
7 Oct 17#12
Why not?
batman15
7 Oct 17#2
its not 4k ??????
hopper_papa_roac to batman15
7 Oct 17#3
That is so weird you would think one comes with the other wouldn't you, the search continues.
tempt to batman15
7 Oct 17#4
hopper_papa_roac
7 Oct 17#1
assuming its a 8bit panel? I have one of the Hisense tvs from last year and to be honest I got it dirt cheap and it is a great tv but want to upgrade to a 10bit HDR panel as I am getting the one X in November.
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You're better off buying the normal version and getting Roko, apple TV etc
You don't need 4K on a 40" TV.