Sony Bravia X80K smart TVs with Google TV launched in India: Details here

With an intend to grow its smart TVs portfolio, Sony India on Friday sent off another Bravia X80K TV that accompanies X1 4K HDR Picture Processor.

Estimated at Rs 94,990, the recently sent off TV accompanies TRILUMINOS Pro display that is said to recreate life-like variety experience.

"The new X80K series takes vision and sound to a higher level and offers a universe of amusement with Google TV, rejuvenated in gorgeous variety by the authenticity of our image and sound innovation," the organization said in an explanation.

Sony referenced that clients can encounter preeminent picture and sound in each climate with encompassing enhancement and sound streamlining innovation.

The new Sony Bravia TV additionally accompanies Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.

Clients can likewise change their gaming experience with HDMI 2.1 similarity, Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM), Auto HDR Tone Mapping and Auto Genre Picture Mode, the organization said.

The TV additionally has Google TV voice search choice controlled by google Assistant to offer interminable diversion and works flawlessly with Apple AirPlay 2 and HomeKit.

Recently, the organization sent off another X75K TV series that is accessible in 165 cm (65-inch), 140 cm (55-inch), 126 cm (50-inch) and 108 cm (43-inch). 

Sony HT-X8500 Soundbar Review: Sony bucks the trend with key features

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With a 'binge-watch' culture at its peak and people hooked to high-definition TVs, laptops, even smartphones, the need for immersive audio is only obvious — sub-par sound quality mars the experience of watching your favourite series or movie.
If you are a binge-watcher looking your kind of audio device, the Sony HT-X8500 soundbar with Dolby Atmos, launched in May this year, might help clear the morass. With a slew of worthy features, this soundbar easily outdoes the others in its price segment.
Sony HT-X8500 Soundbar Priced at Rs 29,990, the 2.1-channel soundbar has a built-in subwoofer in the middle centre with two wide-range drivers at both ends. What’s more, it also offers Dolby Atmos, DTS X, and virtual 7.1.2-channel surround sound. This lightweight but sturdy soundbar has a metal covering on its front and can be easily mounted on a wall.
Built with design intricacies in mind, the soundbar also sports touch-based controls and indicator lights on top for Bluetooth, TV, HDMI, Vertical Surround, Atmos, and DTS X. These complement the overall structure and lift the looks.
Sony HT-X8500 Soundbar But what amazes you the most are Dolby Atmos sound and Vertical Surround Engine, which help deliver an immersive sound experience. I was happy to have drawn the attention of several people at a boring get-together at home by just playing a recent Netflix original on this device. With dim lights and high volume, it felt like a mini theatre.

 I liked the clean set-up as I could finally avoid the clutter of wires and simply connect the soundbar to my TV, phone or tablet using Bluetooth. There also are other connectivity options, such as an optical input, HDMI input and also the HDMI pass-through...Read More