Sony introduces a new entry-level Bravia 2 II TV
All the gaming features you need for the PS5 Pro and Switch 2
📺 Sony introduces a new entry-level Bravia II 4K TV
💡 Features a direct LED panel and 43- to 75-inch screen sizes
⚙️ X1 processor, and Google TV OS powers 4K upscaling
🎮 4K 60fps gaming ready with ALLM, VRR, and eARC
💵 The Sony Bravia 2 II starts at $699 for a 55-inch TV set
📅 Sony has yet to announce a release date for the Bravia 2 II
Along with the new mid-range Sony Bravia 5 and top-tier QD-OLED Sony Bravia 8 II, Sony has introduced a new entry-level Bravia 2 II 4K TV.
If you were like me and thought, wait there was a Bravia 2 I? The original Bravia 2 was introduced to markets outside the United States. The Bravia 2 II is a 4K direct LED TV, a decent upgrade over the previous edge-lit model.
The Sony Bravia 2 II might only be a 4K 60Hz TV, but it supports ALLM, VRR, and HDR10 + HLG, so it should be perfect for the Nintendo Switch 2. It also sports Sony X1 processor and Google TV OS to upscale content to 4K. Given how excellent Sony’s upscaling chips have been in the Sony Bravia 7 and Sony X90L, I feel confident that the Bravia 2 II will be just as capable.
The Sony Bravia 2 II will be available in 43- to 75-inch screen sizes. Sony announced the Bravia 2 II starts at $699 for a 55-inch set and pricing for other sizes follows below.
55" Sony Bravia 2 II: $699
65" Sony Bravia 2 II: $799
75" Sony Bravia 2 II: $1,099
This looks like a solid entry-level TV that will give Hisense’s new 2025 ULED TVs and the TCL QM6K some stiff competition.
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