It may not be quite as cheap as TCL or as incredible as the Bravia 9, but the Bravia 7 mini-LED is no slouch in all the ways that really matter.
Sony is pushing its mini-LED TVs hard, harder than one might expect when it has its Bravia 8
. Sony positioned that ultimate high-end is an expensive panel to produce, but that doesn’t mean you have to settle for less when picking out your big, expensive TV. The Bravia 7, on the other hand, is your bread and butter 4K QLED TV. It’s not as cheap as some of the best 4K mini-LED TVs you can buy, but it’s darned good, even if it’s not the brightest on the block. It starts at $1,700 at 55 inches and will set you back $3,300 MSRP if you opt for 85 inches.
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