Sony A9G / AG9 Master Series OLED review
TechRadar Verdict
The Sony A9G/AG9 is worthy of any AV lover’s entertainment center thanks to its best-in-class upscaling, 4K picture processing and respectable gaming performance. But the lack of HDR10+ support will make enthusiasts wary.
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The Sony A9G/AG9 Master Series OLED is the new flagship of Sony’s TV fleet. It embraces a characteristically minimalist design that disguises a host of cutting-edge features like Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support, plus Netflix Calibrated Mode (of interest to many), and IMAX Enhanced certification (of interest to few).
A direct replacement for 2018’s Sony A9F/AF9 OLED, the AG9 is available in 55-, 65- and 77-inch screen sizes – and while it retailed at an eye-watering figure, starting at $2,900 / £2,800 at a 55-inch size, and doubling that cost at a 77-inch size, it’s since dropped to more manageable amounts, where you can find it at all.
We’ve seen a series of semi-successors and new iterations in Sony’s OLED TV range, including the Sony A9S/A9 (a 48-inch OLED TV), or last year’s A8H/A8 OLED (a more mid-price alternative to the screen reviewed here). The A9G is a bit long in the tooth these days, so we wouldn’t get your hopes up about it being readily available during any notable sales events – and the 2021 Sony A90J successor will likely outshine them all if you can front an at-launch price.
Whichever side of the pond you buy it, though, this model sits firmly at the higher-end of the OLED market and is well-worth the exorbitant sticker price.
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The flagship Master Series TV’s design can be described as confidently understated: Adopting a more conventional stance then the overt lean-back pose of previous Sony range-toppers, the panel is held in an unobtrusive frame which sits virtually flat to the central pedestal stand.
That means there’s no room to put a soundbar in front, but that shouldn’t be an issue, as this flatscreen features Sony’s Acoustic Surface Audio+ technology.
With no conventional down-facing drivers, vibrating actuators on the panel are used to produce audio and, while it’s a bit of a downgrade from the A9F/AF9, still creates a dynamic and immersive sound.
Connectivity options are comprised of four 4K HDMI inputs, all of which will support 2160p up to 60Hz at 4:2:0, 10-bit 4:4:4 and 4:2:2, plus HDCP 2.3. There’s an AV minijack, headphone socket, optical digital audio output, a trio of USBs (one designated for HDD recording) plus Ethernet, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
Users can choose from terrestrial or satellite tuners — but don’t expect support for Freeview Play either way.
The central stand is ideal for regular AV furniture and flat pack TV benches. The set can also be wall-mounted with an optional swivel bracket; Sony sells the SU-WL850 for the job. This allows the panel to sit just 50mm from a wall; if you’re going to do this, make sure you think about the power plug, which may well protrude further if placed behind the set.
Of course, it’s compatible with regular VESA mounts too.
Last but not least, the TV comes with a single remote control. It’s a rather nice wand which has a smart aluminium face, dedicated buttons for Netflix and Google Play, and an integrated microphone.
Design TL;DR: The A9G/AG9 exudes effortless cool, with its minimal bezel and wraparound frame. Connectivity is extremely good, with a quartet of full-spec 4K HDMI inputs.
(Image credit: Sony)
Smart TV (Android Oreo)
We’ve struggled to love the Android TV OS in the past, but its latest Oreo iteration is a tasty step in the right direction: The menu structure has been simplified, and Sony has added its own Quick Setting overlay to simplify access to elements like picture modes, not to mention the addition of Amazon Prime Video which hasn’t been on Android ever since a feud between Google and Amazon erupted two years ago.
Not only does it use Google’s TV OS, but it supports Chromecast Built-in as well.
The screen can also be used with Google Home and Amazon Alexa devices, as well as Sony’s own LF-S50G and SRS-XB501G smart speakers. There’s support planned for Apple AirPlay 2 and HomeKit, but they didn’t arrive in time for us to test them out.
Smart TL;DR: Android Oreo is shaping up to be a solid, versatile smart platform, bolstered by Chromecast Built-in. All the key streaming services are onboard, and you can use voice control too.
HD/SDR Performance
There’s no need for copious image tweaks to get this TV to shine: Straight from the box, the A9G/AG9 looks remarkable with HD/SDR content.
That said, it’s amazing how crisp and colour-rich HD/SDR images look, with oodles of contrast. There’s a clear synergy between picture processor and panel. Object Based HDR Remastering with Dynamic Contrast Enhancement offers a well-judged boost, without ever seeming over-cranked.
Image presets comprise Vivid, Standard, Cinema, Game, Custom, Graphics and Photo — each of which have their advantages and disadvantages.
For everyday content viewed in rooms with typical ambient light levels, Standard proves the best option. The Custom image has been tuned to match Sony’s Pro OLED mastering monitor, the BVM-X300, and is extremely effective in full dark room conditions.Vivid is also worth a watch, particularly with animation (don’t lecture us on naturalism, have you ever seen a Minion in real life?).
The set’s gaming performance can also be considered very good. This is one area where the brand has lagged (see what we did there) behind rivals, but on the A9G/AG9, as with the earlier A9F/AF9, it’s perfectly acceptable. Using the dedicated Game mode, we recorded an input lag of 26.5ms, fast enough for a decent FPS TV gaming experience.
HD/SDR Performance TL;DR: Sony continues to do an exceptional job with regular HD/SDR content. Object-based remastering ensures even daytime TV benefits from the full potential of this OLED panel.
(Image credit: Sony)
4K/HDR Performance
As you’d expect from an OLED, the A9G/AG9 obviously goes perfectly black, but shadow detail isn’t sold down the river either.
One of the characteristics of Sony’s image processing silicon is that each implementation is tailored to exactly match the characteristics of any partnered panel; this is a boon when it comes to dynamic tone mapping for HDR, and probably explains why HDR handling here looks so effortless. Gradations are smooth, detail high and bit-noise is only notable by its absence. We noted no banding issues with UHD content either. This is 4K UHD as it’s meant to be seen.
We measured peak HDR brightness in Standard mode at around 750 cd/m2 (aka nits) with a standard 10% HDR measurement window. However, this doesn’t tell the whole picture. The panel can peak higher than that with real world HDR highlights such as glowing lamps and glinting reflections, fireworks and visual FX. This is evidenced by a peak HDR performance closer to 900 nits when the measurement window is reduced to a 5% window.
It’s worth noting that you won’t see the panel at its best if you opt to view in Sony’s studio-styled Custom mode.
Here our sample didn’t get past 650 nits.
HDR support covers HDR10, HLG and Dolby Vision. With DV content, picture presets change to Dolby Vision Light, Dolby Vision Dark and Vivid.
Dolby Vision Dark generally undersells the virtues of the AG9. Eighties wrestling drama Glow (Netflix Dolby Vision) looks downright dingy (at least more than intended), with near black detail getting slammed. The image gains a reprieve when you switch to Dolby Vision Bright (something of a misnomer, because it’s not abundantly illuminating).
The Netflix Calibrated mode does an impressive job with Netflix original content. The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance (Netflix) is a sumptuous visual feast with the preset engaged. The colour depth and detail in the grade is extraordinary, and this Sony does a stunning job showcasing both the lush hues and sophisticated lighting techniques used throughout the show.
Sony’s 4K X-Reality PRO image enhancement brings extra subjective detail and depth to both HD and UHD images.
It generally works well, highlighting subtle definition in shadowed areas and textures, although it can give grain a boost too. Generally though, we preferred it on rather than off.
Motion handling is fine, with caveats. The brand’s Motionflow XR processor is available in Auto and Custom modes. Switched on, it’s a boon for sports and fast moving action. However, it can result in unwanted image artefacts with film content. For movies, we’ll turn it off and take the judder.
4K/HDR Performance TL;DR: Sony continues to find ways to wring bonus detail and contrast from even the best of sources. If you want a studio style viewing experience, its Custom setting is remarkably authentic, while Standard ensures crisp vibrant images in rooms with high ambient light.
Sound
Sony has made some changes to its Acoustic Surface Audio+ system here, compared to the version we heard on the A9F/AF9. And in some ways, it’s a downgrade.
The A9G/AG9 is a two-channel implementation, as opposed to the 3.
2 system on its predecessor, and there’s also a redesigned encasement for the redesigned twin woofers on the rear.
The good news is the audio remains full-bodied and exciting. There’s definite stereophonic image placement, and a real sense of dynamics. If you want to be picky, the soundstage isn’t as wide as you might get from a separate soundbar, but dialogue is locked perfectly to onscreen action.
The LG E9 OLED is an obvious rival for the Sony A9G/AG9, but it’s not the only OLED worth considering. (Image credit: LG)
Other panels to ponder…
There’s no shortage of choice when it comes to OLED champions, and picking between rival brands can ultimately boil down to small preferences.
One obvious rival is the LG E9 OLED. It’s a fabulous performer, and although not as accomplished with HDR/SDR content, it has a very similar level of HDR performance. It’s Dolby Vision compatible too, and similarly averse to HDR10+.
But, perhaps the biggest challenger is the Panasonic TX-65GZ1000.
It’s significantly cheaper than the Sony A9G/AG9, yet offers superior HDR support, with both Dolby Vision and HDR10+ dynamic metadata support. It also has a strong connected platform, and boasts sensational movie-style image processing.
Final verdict
With the AG9, Sony has honed an almost irresistible OLED champion. This is a screen that looks premium, and has a spec on the right side of righteous. The Android platform is easy to live with, that vibrating sound system entertaining and picture quality top notch.
Offering Dolby Vision is a welcome refinement, but the caveat is a lack of support for HDR10+. That said, HDR peak brightness is high, so the need to aggressively tone map is reduced. Moreover, it does a fabulous job up-scaling HD/SDR. Undoubtedly expensive but, all things considered, this glass is class.
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With PlayStation 5 pre-orders live and the launch barrelling towards us, lots of people will be looking for one of the best gaming TVs as an upgrade to help them make the most of its new visuals.
To help PS5 buyers choose a TV that gets the most from the console (and, ideally, steer them into spending more money with Sony rather than one of its TV rivals), Sony has launched a ‘Ready for PlayStation 5’ branding. It’s also announced the first two TVs to bear it: the excellent mid-range 4K Sony XH90 (known as the X900H in the US), and the elite 8K Sony ZH8 (known as the Z8H in the US). But there are some problems with this otherwise cunning plan.
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First, what does it mean to be ‘Ready for PS5’? The key things are 4K at 120fps support, and an ultra-low input lag (under 7.2ms), both of which are possible using the HDMI 2.1 standard (though the TV will still have to make sure it doesn’t add to the lag when processing the frames).
Apparently, Sony also says that TVs with the designation can be turned on with the DualSense controller, and that you can use their remotes to control the PS5, but… well, you can do these things already with the PS4 over HDMI-CEC.
It’s not new, or unique.
There are some PlayStation 5 (and Xbox Series X, actually) features oddly missing from that list, though. HDMI 2.1 support also includes Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM) and Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), both of which are built into both next-gen consoles. ALLM is designed to ensure those low lag times from TVs, while VRR will be able to make compatible games run more smoothly even when framerates can’t stay consistent.
Here’s the catch even for the features ‘Ready for PS5’ does include: the Sony XH90/X900H is called ‘Ready for PS5’ now, but it won’t actually get the key HDMI 2.1 features until an unspecified point in the future, when an update will add them – though it will also add ALLM and VRR.
Will that be before the PS5 launches? You’d hope so, but there’s no guarantee – we’ve asked Sony for clarification now that we’re closer to the PS5 launch, and will update with any useful information as we receive it.
The Sony XH90 has the potential to be the go-to PS5 TV, as the best balance of image quality and next-gen features – we talk more about why in our Sony XH90/X900H review.
According to FlatPanelsHD , the Sony ZH8/Z8H will only get the 120fps feature and low lag, so while it’s ‘Ready’ by Sony’s definition, we’re not sure we really agree all that much without ALLM and VRR. Especially since this damn TV is
These are the only two models in Sony’s range currently mooted to include HDMI 2.1, which means that really the XH90/X90H is the only TV to match everything the PS5 can do, and that’s still only after a promised updated.
It’s also pretty surprising and confusing that Sony’s higher-end 4K TVs won’t feature key features that one of its mid-range sets does – our Sony XH95/X950H review called it the best-looking 4K TV for its price, yet PS5 fans would be better off spending less money with the company.
And Sony’s OLED TVs are completely out of the loop for HDMI 2.1 and the PS5-friendly gaming features. It’s a huge shame, because our Sony A8/A8H review is absolutely overflowing with praise for the set, and Sony’s new 48-inch A9 OLED set would be a perfect compact gaming companion… if it supported the features.
It’s likely that Sony will keep its ‘Ready for PS5’ branding to itself for a while, so you might miss that other brand’s TVs already have all the features we’re waiting for.
OLED fans should look to LG’s range, in which all models are already packing HDMI 2.1 happily, with support for every feature mentioned here – even the lower-priced LG BX, which has just launched. We’re still waiting to be able to review it, but all previous models in this line up have been incredible bang-for-buck machines.
The TV we most highly rate for PS5 players is the LG CX, which won the T3 Award for the best gaming TV. It offers even better image quality than the BX, in more sizes – the 48-inch model is actually the smallest TV you can get with all the next-gen features built-in. Read our full LG CX review to see why we like it so much.
Samsung’s QLED range in 2020 is very well equipped for the PS5’s features. Ignore the entry-level Samsung Q60T in this case (which doesn’t do what we want) – look to the Q70T and up.
In particular, the Samsung Q80T matches the Sony XH90/X900H mentioned above for price, and is on par for image quality – but comes with all the features we’re looking for built in already. As does the Samsung Q90T, which is more expensive, but we called it the best 4K LCD TV of the year, so that’s obviously a good buy.
The Samsung Q950TS, Samsung’s flagship 8K TV, is also geared up for every PS5 feature, beating Sony’s own 8K effort.
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Sony launches “Perfect for PlayStation®5” campaign for BRAVIA XR™
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Sony launches “Perfect for PlayStation ® 5” campaign for BRAVIA XR[1] TVs, which are designed to work flawlessly with PlayStation 5 (PS5) game consoles ™) and provide a fantastic gaming experience with high-quality images and immersive sound.
TVs branded as “Great for PlayStation ® 5” will support two new PS5-exclusive features[2] — Auto HDR Calibration and Auto Picture Mode Detection.
In addition, in compatible games[3], the TVs deliver up to 120 frames per second in 4K resolution as specified in the HDMI 2.1 specifications. What’s more, with a response time of just 6.0ms on the Z9 modelsJ[4] you’ll experience superb fluidity and responsiveness in shooters, sports games, and other action-packed genres that require instant screen response.
Sony’s BRAVIA XR TVs deliver breathtakingly realistic images full of vibrant colors and incredible contrast, complemented by unique sound that comes directly from the screen. With this combo, you’ll always be at the center of the action, whether you’re playing a game or watching a movie. nine0005
HDR Auto Calibration will be available in future software updates on PS5 and BRAVIA TVs by the end of January 2022.
[1] The BRAVIA XR TVs that have received the “Perfect for PlayStation®5” designation include the Z9J, A90J, A80J, X95J and X90J models.
[2] HDR Auto Calibration and Auto Picture Mode Detection will be available as part of a software update on PS5 and BRAVIA TVs, which will be available at the end of January 2022.
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[3] Requires PS5 games that support 4K/120fps.
[4] Z9J input lag on HDMI input for games running in 4K at 120 fps based on internal tests and may vary by model, usage conditions and other settings. The input delay time for A90J / A80J / X95J / X90J models is 8.5ms under the same test conditions.
[5] Software update required on both PlayStation®5 and BRAVIA TV. The update will be available by the end of January 2022. nine0005
[6] Release date is March 2022. A PlayStation® version is in development.
[i] “PlayStation”, “DualSense”, “PS5” and ‘Gran Turismo 7’ are registered trademarks or trademarks of Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc.
© 2021 Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc. Developed by Polyphony Digital Inc. The “Polyphony Digital logo”, “Gran Turismo” and “GT” are registered trademarks of Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc. Manufacturers, vehicles, names and brands, as well as related images used in this game, in some cases may include trademarks or materials that are copyrighted by their respective owners.
Any depiction or recreation of actual locations, facilities, businesses or organizations does not imply that the development of the game was sponsored or supported by that party or parties. All rights reserved. nine0005
Auto Picture Mode [1] , [2]
BRAVIA XR TVs can automatically detect whether you are watching a game or a movie. With Auto Picture Mode Detection, your TV automatically switches to Game Mode when you launch games to minimize input lag and make gameplay more responsive, or to Standard Mode when watching movies via streaming services or from an Ultra HD disc Blu-ray™ on PS5. In this case, the main attention will be paid to image processing to obtain a more expressive picture. nine0005
The Auto Picture Mode feature will be available in future software updates on PS5 and BRAVIA TVs by the end of January 2022.
Enjoy more movies and games with audio products from Sony
Sony BRAVIA XR TVs are ideal for pairing with a range of Sony audio products such as the HT-A9 Home Theater System or Soundbar0-A00-A70 *.
You can connect them directly to your PS5 and experience the BRAVIA XR-exclusive Auto HDR Calibration and Auto Picture Mode Detection features on your BRAVIA XR TV. nine0005
* Requires a software update that will be available in Spring 2022.
For more information on BRAVIA XR TVs under the slogan “Great for PlayStation ® 5”, please visit https://www.sony.com/electronics/bravia-gaming
[1] Software update required as Playstation®5 and BRAVIA TV. Updates will be available by the end of January 2022.
[2] Auto Picture Mode only works when Auto Picture Mode is enabled. nine0005
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Specific PS5 Game Console
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With the help of the new generation NVIDIA Geforze graphic cards, Playstation 5 can shift the size of the stock RTKS 2070 Super Koi ma performance od 9.1 teraflops and RTKS 2080 which ima 10.1 teraflops per plane. nine0005
The main criteria for choosing a TV for PS5
Dakla, you have expelled your Stead and get your console on the 5th generation of PlayStation. What kind of TV do you need for taq conzolu? Hajde let’s get it.
HDMI old / new
HDMI 2.0 Three-minute video standard with high resolution. There are no minimum conditions for your TV. The interface will help you stream video/audio from your favorite console or 4K Blu-ray and pay for reproduction.
The HDMI 2.0 control is three minutes behind the TV. nine0005
If you wish your TV is still capable of resolution, the HDMI 2.1 interface itself may require a fee.
As of version 2.0, it can also deliver 4K video at 120Hz (the old standard is 60Hz at 4K resolution) or 8K at 60Hz. Keep in mind that the indicator of the best personnel is more important for the game in the sense of a real game. nine0002 That’s right, danas it was a little bit of a game to get the maximum resolution. Bar this year, finally, the consolation of consoles, there were few of them. Ali doesn’t mean yes, 8K TVs are beaten shamelessly. They are more accurate than mine and more springy, basically scaling, and if you hit mine, they hit the same high and low high resolution. Obviously, you should notice at least one gender at odnos on 8K, the tower that beat and with the Pro Boost mode at the fourth generation of consoles. Prema struchatsima, on maњe or vishe massively publish takvih igara moraћe se chekati arcs from the bottom.
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Ipak, TV for PS5 ca 8K A selection of them, which is to be put to rest for the future, but here you are sure not to buy, with an overview of the future. Morate and grab yes 33 million pixels below 8 million, like in 4K, and you will achieve a lot of higher detail, which is not enough for realizing slick. Barem game sadashe generation obviously nisu porasle prema takvim standarddima.
Ali takav TV it is impossible to entrust the swim, just as your giblets for such a cup do not fit into a pedigree bouquet. Keep in mind that there are a lot of players in your mind, and even if you set the screen to a high resolution and don’t settle for prejudice on some beginnings. Prelazak at 4K is a more recent post-mass phenomenon, and 8K can be called a niche. nine0005
Ako we are talking about glaring, onda bi, probably, required to be ascertained evolutively. The history of 4K also beat: for the resolution of many games, re-publish at last, in order to achieve popularity with a lower price of pixelation.
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HDR, contrast ratio
It happened by chance that the resolution of the TV set was one of the main parameters. Clearly this is the image of the page on the dynamics of the opseg, and then it is insanely ugly. Chuck and kada watch 4K Ultra HD video recording, bright, lively slick to animate you, and while playing, even more importantly, the dynamics of the opseg will know how to HDR.
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In a different country, imati HDR10 and Dolby Vision standard Vrhunskog quality may sound primal, or lower in the sloppy way. Chizhenitsa Even all of them are very closely related to the application for the game, but if you buy a TV for the game console, you don’t have to pay for this function. nine0005
Cashier
Iako se vrlo think a little about characterization of a decent TV box, characterization of a cashier’s cashier, lighter than it is. In the meantime, during the game, the indicator is important, it depends on the timing of the change in the reception of the game, the controller console and the perverted radio signals on the monitor of the television receiver. Others are talking about how the TV reacts to your act as an agreement to fix the situation in the game.
Playing for PlayStation Apec Legends
I can’t wait to tell you about any of the video game’s turnaround information. Dugo stays the beat in a useful way frustrating the player for the higher player, where your opponents can beat you right out of the wreckage. Try on Apek Legends or Fortnite tutorial.
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Find TVs for PS5
We opened according to the main criteria on which you need to turn the page. Can you recommend a playable one at the same time and try a new generation of consoles?
In the boutique segment, one set of TVs for the Sony Playstation 5 is given as a 43-inch model U7000 RU7000 to Samsung for 32 cheep. On the outside of the country, the TV receiver’s matrix is vertically equal and the other side of the odziv. You can look at it and film, or in the new category you can see LG UK6200 with a true diagonal (25.
