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Sony just announced the new Bravia 9 II True RGB TV, along with the Bravia 7 II and a host of updates and refreshes across the rest of Sony's TV offerings. And if you've been on the fence about upgrading your main TV or adding a second screen to your home, now might be the perfect time to buy, whether you're a Sony loyalist or just looking for a decent deal.
With a host of new features and a cutting-edge screen, the Bravia 9 II is positioning itself to be crowned the new king of Sony's premium lineup. But is it really worth skipping over the original Bravia 9?
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To help you understand what Sony changed, I put together a list of the best reasons to buy both the Bravia 9 and the Bravia 9 II, so you can choose the best fit for your space and budget.
At a glance
Sony Bravia 9 II Sony Bravia 9 Display type True RGB Mini LED Display size 65 - 115 inches 65, 75, and 85 inches HDR Dolby Vision Dolby Vision Audio Dolby Atmos, Acoustic Surface Audio+ Dolby Atmos, Acoustic Surface Audio+ Refresh rate Not specified 120Hz VRR support Proprietary VRR Proprietary VRR Voice controls Google Assistant, Alexa Google Assistant, Alexa Price Starting at $3,599
Starting at $2,100
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