This 65-inch LCD (LED) 4K UHD TV from Sony is internet enabled, and uses the "Google TV" operating system. It includes a built-in Google Assistant virtual assistant. Sony claims this model will also work with external Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, and Apple Siri HomeKit devices. It also includes an ATSC 3.0 tuner for receiving "Next-Gen TV" signals. CR's tests found its viewing angle was narrow, and the HDR performance had limited effectiveness.

The Sony X85K is good overall. It performs well for watching SDR or HDR movies in dark rooms as it displays deep blacks and has impressive black uniformity, but it doesn't have a local dimming feature to further improve the contrast. It also makes some highlights pop in HDR, but the tone mapping is off with brighter colors. It's great for watching TV shows and good for watching sports in bright rooms as it gets bright enough to fight glare from a few lights around and has good reflection handling, but it has a narrow viewing angle if you want to use it in a wide seating arrangement. Lastly, it's good for gaming as it has HDMI 2.1 bandwidth and variable refresh rate (VRR) support for console gamers, but it doesn't support FreeSync, which is disappointing for PC gamers.

The sony x85k is one of the most anticipated tvs of the year for sony mainly because it's the entry level to get 120 hertz for gamers as well as having the trilumius and the sony color science that we're all used to now this video we're going to break it down is this tv worth buying