1. The maximum brightness can be very high, of course, the eye pain is lowered; 2. Extremely rich details and good contrast; 3. Direct down backlight, single backlight LED lamp is controlled independently, and the scene is bright and dark; 4. The color and dynamic background are very good, and there are many adjustable options. As long as you are patient, it is not a problem to call out your favorite picture. Of course, the default ones are also good. Ordinary users can generally find their favorite styles; 5. There are a lot of interfaces, including many hdmi and USB ports, which are mainly used now.

1. I'm not very satisfied with the appearance. Does the style of the back imply that it has many LED backlights? Not very good looking. The front frame is convex, why not make it into a whole? Uncomfortable; 2. In fact, I think the Android system is useless. It takes half a day to boot up, and it is also easy to cause system failures. The previous TV is simple and clear. If you want to be smart, just the whole box. If it is broken, you can throw it away. Upgrading is more casual. But now high-end TVs have such a broken system, and the user experience of Sony's system is even worse. 3. The sound quality of TV is average, without the flagship magnetic fluid in the previous two years.

Overall, it's great. The shortcomings are insignificant. The image quality is the most important. The whole point of Blu ray, 4K and other good movie sources, or playing a PS4 or something, are super cool.