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Sony Bravia X9300E (KD-65X9300E) review

Posted on June 29, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Last year’s Sony Bravia X9300D impressed us greatly with its powerful X1 processor, superb colours and picture quality, ultra thin design and user-friendly Android TV operating system. Now, Sony is back with its latest flagship LED TV, the KD-65X9300E (also known as the KD-65XE9305 in the UK).

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A lot of talk has surrounded the release of Sony’s A1 OLED television (a set that’s out in the UK and US, but still awaiting release in Australia), but if you don’t care enough about self-lighting pixels to wait, its new X9300E 4K HDR TV is as good as it gets when it comes to LCD/LED display technology.

A next-gen processor is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the X9300E’s improvements over last year’s model, with areas such as backlighting, picture quality, design, compatibility, upscaling and user interactivity getting significant updates.
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