Sony A95L (2023) Series

Subtle, nuanced, and colourful picture ; One of the better TV sound systems ; Improved set of gaming features ; Intuitive smart interface

Expensive ; Black levels lack a little detail ; Feet design is still a little awkward

An excellent 4K TV that’s a more complete version of its predecessor, the Sony A95L produces subtle, nuanced improvements over traditional OLEDs, and features one of the best built-in TV sound systems. It is pricier than the rest of the competition,...

Stunningly cinematic picture quality ; Attractive but also flexible design ; Warm, detailed and immersive sound

Relatively expensive ; No HDR10+ support ; Doesn’t use the latest QD OLED panel

The 55A95L may not be cheap, but its stellar picture and sound quality make it feel like it’s worth every penny.

Super-bright yet even-handed picture quality is stunning ; Incredible sound offsets need for a soundbar ; Dolby Vision Gaming at 4K/120Hz, VRR, ALLM

Feet at outer edges makes for a foolish stand design ; Only two of four slots are HDMI 2.1 standard ; Google TV remains irksome

The Sony A95L delivers stunning quality straight out of the box, beating its key competitors when it comes to sheer picture clarity, overall brightness, and motion processing authenticity. Sure, you'll have to pay more cash to own one and need a...

Fantastic peak brightness. Excellent shadow detail and contrast. Deep, pure, and refined color reproduction. Striking clarity and realism. Naturalistic skin tones. Hearty and relatively stylish design. Great motion response. Top-tier sound quality....

Just two HDMI 2.1 inputs limits next-gen gaming. Very expensive.

Stunning brightness, contrast and colours ; But even-handed and authentic, too ; Crisp, direct and spacious sound

Still only two HDMI 2.1 sockets ; Some gaming features coming later ; No UK catch-up apps

With super-bright content, the A95L will knock your socks off; with everything else, it's merely superb – and it sounds great for a TV, too

Significantly brighter, but still authentic ; Somewhat improved gaming features ; Premium design and enhanced UI

Still only two HDMI 2.1 sockets

A second, more in-depth hands-on session suggests Sony's new QD-OLED is something special indeed

Significantly brighter, but still authentic ; Somewhat improved gaming features ; Premium design

Still only two HDMI 2.1 sockets ; Likely to be expensive

Impressive brightness ; Excellent black depth ; Great gaming support with new Game Menu

Will most likely be pricey ; Limited range of screen sizes compared to regular OLEDs

Sony's next-gen QD-OLED looked great in our eyes-on evaluation, and increased brightness over last year's model combined with new gaming and picture processing enhancements make it one of the more most promising new TVs for 2023.

Superb brightness ; Punchier colours ; Improved detail retrieval ; Should sound great

Too early to tell

The A95K was always going to be a tough act to follow, but the A95L is showing all the right signs of doing that without issue. The brightness of the new panel should look fantastic with HDR content, and when combined with improved colour volume and...