The Sony X950H is a great 4k TV that delivers a stunning HDR experience with its high peak brightness and impressive color gamut.
It has full-array local dimming to further enhance its already great contrast ratio, making it a very good choice for dark room viewing. Like its predecessor, the Sony X950G, it has excellent color accuracy and impressive motion handling; however, the lack of variable refresh rate support and HDMI 2.1 is disappointing. Although Sony's 'X-Wide Angle' layer is now available on some of the smaller variants as well as the larger ones, viewing angles remain mediocre and aren't ideal for wide seating arrangements. On the upside, reflection handling has improved significantly and so has gray uniformity, which is good news for sports fans.

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Model tested: 55” (XBR55X950H)
Should also be valid for the 65” (XBR65X950H), 75” (XBR75X950H) and 85” (XBR85X950H)
Note that the 49” model (XBR49X950H) lacks the ‘X-Wide Angle’ layer. See the video to learn more about these differences.

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00:00 Intro
01:28 Design
02:27 Inputs
03:34Picture Quality
03:39 Contrast
04:21 Local Dimming
04:49 Viewing Angle
05:16 Reflections
05:40 Peak Brightness
06:21 Color Volume & Gamut
06:37 Gray Uniformity
07:10 Motion
07:25 Response Time
08:04 Black Frame Insertion
08:32 Input Lag
09:06 Supported Resolutions
09:37 Smart Features
10:00 Sound
10:23 Overall
10:47 Conclusion
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