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Sony 50 Inch 4K Ultra HD TV X77L Series: LED Smart Google TV KD50X77L- 2023 Model, Black

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Size: 50


Style: TV Only


Features

  • POWERFUL TV PROCESSING The 4K Processor X1 delivers a lifelike picture that is full of rich colors and sharp details.
  • ENHANCED COLOR AND FINE DETAILS See natural and precise picture quality with a wide array of colors and dynamic contrast.
  • PREMIUM SMART TV Get access to all your favorite streaming apps in one place with Google TV, and simply use your voice to search and ask questions with Google Assistant. Supports Apple AirPlay.
  • EXCLUSIVE FEATURES FOR PLAYSTATION 5 Take your gaming to the next level with exclusive features Auto HDR Tone Mapping and Auto Genre Picture Mode for optimized picture quality while gaming and streaming on your PS5 console.
  • INTELLIGENT MOTION HANDLING See blur-free picture quality in fast-moving sports and action-packed movies powered by Motionflow XR.
  • UPSCALE ALL YOUR CONTENT Bring back lost texture and detail and see all your content upscaled to near-4K resolution with 4K XR-Reality PRO.
  • WORKS WITH ALEXA Through an Alexa enabled device, ask Alexa to change channels, adjust volume, and turn your TV on/off.

Description

Experience all your favorite content in lifelike 4K HDR picture quality, powered by the 4K Processor X1™. All your HD content is upscaled to near-4K resolution resulting in sharp details and real-world colors. Google TV™ with Google assistant™ makes it easy to find your favorite movies and shows from all the top streaming apps. 50 pulgadas televisores

Screen Size: 50 Inches


Brand: Sony


Display Technology: LED


Resolution: 4K


Refresh Rate: 60


Special Feature: Google TV w/ Google Assistant, Apple Airplay, Motionflow XR 240, 4K Processor X1, 4K X-Reality PRO


Included Components: Power Cable, Remote Control, Stand


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB, Ethernet, HDMI


Aspect Ratio: 169


Product Dimensions: 10.63"D x 44.38"W x 28.38"H


Brand Name: ‎Sony


Item Weight: ‎1 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎10.63 x 44.38 x 28.38 inches


Country of Origin: ‎Mexico


Item model number: ‎KD50X77L


Batteries: ‎2 AAA batteries required. (included)


Color Name: ‎Black


Special Features: ‎Google TV w/ Google Assistant, Apple Airplay, Motionflow XR 240, 4K Processor X1, 4K X-Reality PRO


Speaker Type: ‎Bass Reflex Speaker


Item Weight: ‎16 ounces


Standing screen display size: ‎50 Inches


Aspect Ratio: ‎169


Wattage: ‎80 watts


Date First Available: May 30, 2023


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I purchased this TV after several years of owning a Hisense branded 4K TV which eventually stopped powering on altogether. It was a tough choice to decide on which brand to go with for my next few years of usage, but I figured Sony would be a safe bet as this is one of their specialties. After 3 months of usage, I think it’s safe to say I made the right choice. This TV is a big step up from the previous Hisense model I had, or really any previous TVs I’ve had. I should also note that I’ve also used Sylvania, Hitachi, Magnavox, Vizio, and Insignia HDTVs and none compare to this one. To start, the durable stands simply clicked into the bottom of the TV which was better than other cheap and unstable plastic stands that use screws. For reference, I tried another TV just before getting this one that had cheap stands, and it didn’t even hold the TV up straight no matter what I tried; a no-no for my OCD, so I quickly took that back to Walmart! The TV does not have RCA ports which isn’t a big deal but would be better if it did (I am nostalgic and have a couple of VCR/DVD player combos that still get used, but one of them has an HDMI output so it’s whatever.) Setup of the TV itself took a little time but it’s understandable when you have to log in and get the basics set up. All of which took maybe half an hour at most. After the TV was ready to go, I tried it out with my cable box DVR and then my Xbox Series X. I must say that I am very much impressed with the MotionFlow technology as well as the Live Color, digital noise reduction and Reality Creation settings. It does a great job of upscaling just about anything that you watch with it, especially standard definition and 1080p broadcasts. The MotionFlow is so smooth and this was something I really wanted with my new TV. Sometimes I choose to leave the Black adjust & Contrast adjust off though, since it can be a bit much; but they’re still handy features. When using the Xbox Series X or other game console, the Game picture setting must be used to avoid input lag if you’re going to play. There are supposedly more features if you use a PlayStation 5 with it, but I don’t use PlayStation so I can’t speak on that. Also, if you’re not watching or using anything on the TV, you can also set the TV to display a screensaver with your custom images in a folder from your Google account. It has the accurate time and weather info beside it which is useful. The audio quality of the television is excellent for it to be a flatscreen. Typically HDTVs of modern times have flat sounding, junky speakers, but I was impressed by the sound quality on these. If you don’t currently use a soundbar like myself, the built-in speakers do the trick on any given day. Good bass, treble, vocals, r quite nice for stock speakers. The TV has a Bluetooth capability to output to a stereo system or other external sound device. One slight complaint is that once it is connected and paired, it automatically turns the stereo on once the TV is turned back on again. I have yet to find a way to alter that setting and the only way to avoid it is to unpair the external device entirely. For now I just use the standard built-in speakers. There is also an aux port on the TV but I can’t seem to get it working with a 3.5mm audio jack to output audio without using Bluetooth. Maybe this is for something else? As for the menu, interface, and apps, it is quick most of the time and rarely has input lag when holding down the volume button. There is a dinging sound when pressing buttons and navigating but this can be turned off, fortunately. There is also a white light from the bottom of the TV which flashes with every button press, which can get slightly annoying at times but it’s acceptable. All apps I’ve used seem to function well and there are plenty of options for entertainment, including music apps like Spotify. You can utilize your voice remote to play songs, look up videos on YouTube, get information, and other uses, but sometimes it can misunderstand your context. When you pull up sound settings, it takes you away from what you are watching, and this happens with a couple of other settings in the menu which is a slight annoyance. I think everything in the menu should be accessible in some way without interrupting what you’re watching. Again, it is a minor inconvenience that does not truly affect the quality of usage, but Sony should update the interface to fix that. The last few things I will mention is the remote, USB functionality and the solid button on the TV; yes, button. There is one single button below the middle of the TV which can be used to operate basic functions without a remote; the button is held down at points to navigate the menu. The remote could be a little larger in my opinion. Instead of having the 6 specific buttons for apps like Crunchyroll which I never use, they should be 6 customizable streaming “hotlink” buttons that you can set to jump to whichever app you choose. But alas, you get Crunchyroll, Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, YouTube, and YouTube Music. Anything else you will need to pull up the menu of apps to access or use the voice remote. It is also worth noting that apps such as YouTube remain in a suspended state if you leave it and go to another HDMI input. I have yet to discover if this can be altered but I would prefer an option for it to completely close out any app I navigate away from as to use less of the CPU. Lastly, the USB stick option - you can insert up to 2 USB sticks with video or pictures, but a small issue is that if a video on the stick is in the 4:3 aspect ratio it stretches it to 16:9 which you can’t change. Some folks don’t care about stretched aspect ratio for older videos but I think that should also be customizable in a future update. Only one issue that stands above the rest is the Wi-Fi which will randomly disconnect from time to time. I have yet to determine if this is a fault with the TV’s network card or my internet provider. Sony should look into this potential issue with this model. There are some other minor features I haven’t mentioned in this review, but I tried to cover as much as possible to give you a clear idea of what you may be potentially getting into with this TV. For a viewer’s basic needs of entertainment and picture quality in 2024, I would definitely recommend this TV and give it an A- rating. It has been worth it and I would also recommend getting a good warranty as with any other electronic such as this. Up to this point, I am satisfied and will likely continue to use Sony for TV needs in the future. ... show more
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This tv replaced a slightly smaller, wall mounted 2014 Sony Bravia, which gave us an opportunity to compare picture quality, sound, ease of remote use, etc. It was a real eye opener. It might be odd to start with the remote, but honestly, my husband can't stop talking about it. Easy to use and logical placement of the buttons made it a hands down winner. As for the tv, the new screen (which, to be fair, has a higher resolution than a 2014 model) has a sharp, crystal clear image. The speakers are strategically placed to direct sound beautifully, so much so that the new tv's sound set at 26 was louder (using same video for comparison) than the older model set at 42. Instructions were clear; tv mounted quickly on the wall by one person. Google walked us through the installation in about 10 minutes. Spent the most time trying to decide which screen lighting we liked the best. Opted for the brighter at this time. Between the price and the quality, I don't feel you can go wrong with this model. It's a great tv for a smaller family room/kitchen area. FWIW, we have a 65 inch OLED Sony in the living room. Surprisingly, the picture quality isn't that different. Anyway, I would definitely recommend this tv. I haven't read the other reviews, but in my humble opinion, what's not to love? ... show more
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