Frankly it all depend on your budget and environment at home. I will have a 65 at 2.5m and a 75 at 3-4 without any issues. My small flat can barely do with 55 but will try squeeze a 65 (or get a new place)
We must remember that the now-revered Sony ZD9 series from 2016 cost £7K for the 75" size, but I bought mine right at the end of its run in April 2018 for £5,200. Technology has become a bit cheaper in five years since the ZD9 series was released and we now get more technology for the same or less money than previously. A more recent comparison is that the Sony 85X95J LCD television cost about £4,500 when it was released last year (though it's now down to £2989. So I'll guess that the forthcoming 75X95K will cost £4,500 and the 85X95K will be £6,000 at release in the summer.
Me 2. Since I don't want to go the OLED route on my TV in the living room (Reflections and Sun)
I can watch a 55" 3/4m without problems. Looks very unimpressive though. So yes, 65" isn't enough for me and that's at a 2.4m distance.
Indeed and by then there may well be something better of course but the tech looks good and a very viable alternative to OLED and QD-OLED at least on paper if not in the flesh.
Yep. We went on a slight tangent but this year is special with qantum oled and mini led. Comparison to micro led is inevitable.
Apparently QD-OLED is very good with reflections, so don’t discount the Sony A95K.Me 2. Since I don't want to go the OLED route on my TV in the living room (Reflections and Sun)
and 55 is the maximum size that I can use comfortably there is not really an upgrade path for my XE9305.
But If Mini Led becomes more used by other companies in 55 inch there is always an option that Sony will produce a high quality 55 inch Mini Led somewhere in the future.
On the other side my XE9305 still produces Amazing images and I should be ashamed of myself of even thinking about an upgrade at this moment.
VRR is a must with Dolby Vision if they want to compete with LG.
I can't now remember where I read it, in an article or a video clip, but I'm pretty certain that (in marked contrast to Sony televisions in 2020 and 2021, which got their VRR software updates later, sometimes much later, than promised when the televisions were released) all 2022 models that should have VRR will have it enabled right out of the box - so Sony television will now be just like LG and Samsung televisions have been for the past two years.
Another option would be a welcome is a based stand like the ZD9. No doubt this is goito be a beast of a tv
People don't always specify the size that they want when they mention a television series which has a range of sizes .......
