Sony's New True RGB TVs Are Now Available

Sony has officially announced its new True RGB TVs. The Sony Bravia 7 II and Sony Bravia 9 II are now available. They join other new RGB TVs from Samsung and Hisense.

The Sony Bravia 7 II and Sony Bravia 9 II are available to buy now. You can find them on Sony's website and at Best Buy. They come with a new home audio system called the Sony Bravia Theater Trio. Let's look at the differences between the two models.

The Bravia 7 II and Sony Bravia 9 II use a new type of backlighting. This is different from the mini-LED Sony Bravia 7 or Sony Bravia 9 models.

The traditional LCD panels use blue or white LEDs to create color. These colors are better than those from a regular LED TV, but they don't show all possible colors.

Sony's True RGB TVs use true red, green, and blue light sources. This gives the best color accuracy and saturation. Each of the red, green, and blue LEDs works independently, offering great picture quality.

This means the screen will look vibrant from any angle. It's also easier to see in a sunny room than OLED TVs.

Both Sony True RGB Bravia TVs have Ambient Optimization. This feature adjusts the picture and audio to the environment. The Bravia 7 II and Bravia 9 II have some key differences.

Here are the prices for the Sony Bravia 7 II lineup:

The 50-inch Sony Bravia 7 II costs $1,599.99 and will be available this summer.

The 55-inch Sony Bravia 7 II costs $2,099.99.

The 65-inch Sony Bravia 7 II costs $2,599.99.

The 75-inch Sony Bravia 7 II costs $3,099.99.

The 85-inch Sony Bravia 7 II costs $3,999.99.

The 98-inch Sony Bravia 7 II costs $8,999.99.

Compared to other RGB TVs, Sony's 50-inch model is unique. The 55-inch price point is not too high, especially considering the new Bravia Theater Trio Dolby Atmos system costs $2,199.99.

The Bravia 9 II has advanced backlight controllers and a glare-free screen. It also has an ambient mode and an art gallery app.

Here are the prices for the Sony Bravia 9 II lineup:

The 65-inch Sony Bravia 9 II costs $3,599.99.

The 75-inch Sony Bravia 9 II costs $4,599.99.

The 85-inch Sony Bravia 9 II costs $6,499.99.

The 115-inch Sony Bravia 9 II costs $30,999.99 and will be available this fall.

Sony's TVs are often the most expensive, but these models seem reasonably priced. Other brands like Samsung and Hisense have slightly cheaper options. LG's Micro RGB evo is also a competitor.

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