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Sony X900F series (XBR65X900F) review

Posted on October 25, 2018August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Until just a few weeks ago, the Sony X900F was the best TV Sony produced this year. I was fine with that because, despite a price point that tended toward the midrange, the X900F offered outstanding picture quality. Then the new Master Series TVs were announced and, for a moment, we worried that the X900F might be overshadowed. But once we saw the sticker price on new Z9F Master Series LED TV, it became clear that the X900F reviewed here would be the TV most folks would want to shoot for if top-tier picture quality at an attainable price was their priority.
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