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Sony XBR-X950G series review

Posted on July 31, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Sony’s 2019 TVs have more Google smarts than any TVs since, well, Sony’s original Google TV nine years ago. The XBR-X950G boasts the latest version of the Android TV smart TV system and, unlike past iterations, it works quickly and allows plenty of customizations. And Sony is the only TV maker so far to offer Google Assistant voice control hands-free, without having to touch the remote. Saying, “Hey Google, turn on the TV” is sweet indeed.
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