Sony’s 2023 OLED, mini-LED and LCD TVs are now on sale, but something’s missing

Sony’s 2023 TV lineup is finally available

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Sonyis finally rolling out its full 2023 lineup of TVs to the US, Europe and other regions, but it may still take a few weeks until all sizes are readily available. Notably, the flagshipA95L QD-OLED(pictured) won’t be available until later in the summer so there’s still some time to wait.

Sony’s doing things a bit differently with itsbest TVsthis year. It didnot announce any new TVs at CES 2023, instead it chose to unveil its 2023 range two months later. And now it’s launching its new models with a couple of significant absences.

In addition to the A95L – which is the first Sony TV to come with the Mediatek Pentonic 1000 chipset so it’s likely that it just isn’t quite ready yet – Sony also hasn’t released any models with8Kcapabilities, which means you’ll have to look elsewhere to find thebest 8K TV.

Of the 2023 models that are now available to purchase, the Sony A80L is seen as a highlight (more on this below). The set is part of theOLEDBravia series and went on sale in the US last month in the following sizes 55-, 65- and 77-inches but you can now purchase it in 83-inches too. It is also now available to buy in Europe.

If you’re wondering which Sony TVs are available compared to last year’sSony TV 2022lineup, we’ve compiled a list of the sets below.

Sony 2023 TVs: the good, the better and the best

First up, there’s theSony A80L, the successor to the impressiveSony A80K. It’s an affordable4KOLED with Dolby Vision andGoogleTV. This model will likely compete with affordable OLED models offered byLG,Panasonicand Philips.

There are two mini-LED models available to choose from this year, theSony X95Land theSony X93L. The latter model is currently exclusive to the US, with a choice of 65-, 75- or 85-inch models starting at $2,199 .

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TheSony X95Lis currently only available in 85-inches at $5,799 in the US but Europe also gets 65- and 75-inch options, priced at £2,799 and £3,499, respectively. We were very impressed with the X95L, which is even brighter and darker than before and a real rival to the best OLEDs.

Sony’s new X90L series, which has improved zone dimming, comes in five different sizes – 55-, 65-, 75-, 85- and 98-inches – and is available in Europe but will launch later in the US. The 55-inch X90L model is price at £1,599.

There are also four 4K LCD models now available. The bigger, brighterSony X90L, which comes in five different sizes(the price of the 55-inch set is $1,299 / £1,599 / AU$2,495); theSony X85L, which is available in Europe in three sizes (the 55-inch costs £1,399); theSony X80L, whichis also available in Europe in five different sizes (the 43-inch model costs $799 / AU$1,495); and theSony X75WL, which also comes in five sizes in Europe(the 43-inch model is priced at £699).

TheSony X85Lis available in 55-, 65- and 75-inches in Europe and Asia, but a US launch date hasn’t been confirmed yet. It’s a similar story with theSony X80L. UK buyers can order the 43- and 85-inch models with 50-, 55-, 65- and 75-inch versions arriving later this year, while US buyers will have to wait a little longer for all sizes.

Last but not least there’s theSony X75WL. Again, US consumers will have to wait a little longer but European buyers can order the 55-, 65- and 75-inch variants now with 43- and 50-inch models following shortly afterwards.

Writer, broadcaster, musician and kitchen gadget obsessive Carrie Marshall has been writing about tech since 1998, contributing sage advice and odd opinions to all kinds of magazines and websites as well as writing more than a dozen books. Her memoir,Carrie Kills A Man, is on sale now and her next book, about pop music, is out in 2025. She is the singer in Glaswegian rock bandUnquiet Mind.

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