Specifications
Screen Size 65
Screen Type Direct LED
Screen Resolution (Pixels) 3840 x 2160
Refresh Rate (Hz) 50
Digital Tuner(s) DVB-T/T2
Upscaling 4K
Smart TV Google TV
Connectivity Wi-Fi 5 (802.11 ac)
Picture Modes Vivid
Standard
Cinema
Game
Graphics
Photo
Custom
4K Ultra HD disc compatible Yes
Audio 2 x Full Range (Bass Reflex)
Digital audio output Two channel linear PCM: 48kHz 16bits, Dolby Audio
Digital audio inputs Two channel linear PCM: 32/44.1/48kHz 16/20/24bits, Dolby Audio
Ports (USB, HDMI, 3.5mm, Composite (AV)) 3 x HDMI 2.0
2 x USB
Ethernet
Optical
Streaming Apps Netflix
Stan
Disney
Amazon Prime
Kayo
Binge
Optus Sport
Paramount+
Apple TV+
Crunchyroll
YouTube
Spotify
Abc
SBS On-Demand
7Plus
9now
10play
Wall Mountable Yes
With Stand VESA 200 mm x 200 mm
Brand Sony
Country of Origin Malaysia
Product Dimensions Product: W 1462 x H 842 x D 71 mm
With Packaging: D 186 x W 1576 x H 969 mm
Product Weight Product: 21 kg
With Packaging: 28 kg
Accessories Included AC Powercord
Batteries
Operating Instructions
Quick Setup Guide
Support Belt
Table Top Stand
Voice Remote Control
Model Number KD65X77L
Sony 65 Inch X77l HDR 4K Smart TV KD65X77L $799.99 Delivered @ Costco (Membership Required)
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Comments

100% this. 6.4/10 on RTINGS: https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/sony/x77l-x77cl
Subpar IPS panel, avoid like plague. Far better off with a TCL Mini LED.- 1

I have heard C7K is a better product. However the 65 inch one isn't on sale again after April.
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$1376 at JB for 65" for the C7K
https://www.jbhifi.com.au/search?query=C7kNo C6K's 65" in stock at JB
https://www.jbhifi.com.au/search?query=C6k$990 for 65" TCL C6K here:
https://countdowndeals.com.au/products/tcl-65c6k-qd-mini-65-…$799 for a Sony X77L is substantially less.
:-)
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The C6K has been as low as $700 & is a better TV than the Sony listed here.
The C7K has been under $1,100 & is a better TV again.- 1

I returned the Sony and bought a 65" TCL C7K for $829
https://www.applioraappliances.com/products/tcl-65-c7k-premi…Sony price was originally significantly less than a TCL:
Didn't want to pay significantly more for a TCL.When the price of the TCL matched that of the Sony… price was no longer an issue.
N.B. The C6K was even cheaper.BTW: Costco has a very generous 90 day returns policy.
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This seems too cheap for a Sony. What's the catch
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Yes, good price for a Sony, $1,400 from their site, standard LED TV.
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Very basic features. Like it's missing wide colour gamut. Not very bright. Doesn't support Dolby Vision/Atmos..
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Catch = Refresh Rate (Hz)50
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2023 lineup
Terrible contrast and no local dimming.
Low peak brightness.
Poor low-quality content smoothing.
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/sony/x77l-x77cl- 1

Information: Sony gave up TVs.
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Alternate option if you want to stay in the Sony ecosystem in this size and budget is a new/box damaged Sony Bravia 3 for $839 less Sony eBay discounts that appear periodically:
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/285897257474
RTings uses a different testing methodology between the two TVs however their verdict comments are:
The Sony BRAVIA 3 is better than the Sony X77L/X77CL. The BRAVIA 3 is the brighter of the two, especially in SDR, and has a much wider color gamut, giving it a more impactful viewing experience. Finally, the newer BRAVIA 3 also has better image processing, so it outpaces the X77L on almost every metric.
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The Bravia 3 & X77L would serve up Big W quality like TV experiences. I would strongly recommend people get together a few extra $$ for a mini-LED or turn to marketplace if cost is a factor. I'd avoid these budget Sony's like the plague.
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This would be $1k on Marketplace. It's got ridiculous!
Sony not having a built in PVR is enough to put me off..
Even Sony outsourced mini led TV production to TCL…
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TCL make excellent mini-LED screens nowadays. If Sony use the TCL panel, but implement their own imagine processing, their TVs will still be excellent.
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@sinners007: TCL make the best mini panel, and Sony do the best image processing.
It's a good move !
I was going to grab a Sony OLED, same principle - LG panel, Sony processing… But for some reason there is a guy in their marketing that can't help throwing rakes on the ground and stepping on them!
Built in PVR in all euro models..yep.
Australia.. nahhhhh
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@sinners007: Still no built in PVR though yeah?
Partner records heaps / plays back and fast forwards adds, makes sense.
Give me a reason to upgrade the LG C7 ;)
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Merged from Sony 65 inch X77L HDR 4K Smart TV KD65X77L $799.99 Delivered @ Costco Wholesale (Membership Required)
Screen Resolution 3840 x 2160
Screen Type Direct LED
Brand Sony
Model Number KD65X77L
Warranty 1 year
Description
Sony 65 inch X77L HDR 4K Smart TV KD65X77LSmart (Google) TV delivers content in 4K HDR.
Even 2K pictures are upscaled to near 4K quality with sharp details and billions of real-world
colours, reproduced by the 4K Processor X1.Clear, natural sound brings movies and music to life for a thrilling experience.
You have to be a Costco member to buy.
A basic membership is $65
However they have a $20 discount card offer going at the moment so it's really only $45:
https://www.costco.com.au/content/membership-offerDelivery is free.
This TV is available from Sony for $1399
It's on special on Amazon and Office Works for $999
$799 is significantly cheaperIf you've been intending to sign up to Costco anyway… perhaps this is the right time to take the plunge?
:-)
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Our Smart TV delivers exciting content in 4K HDR
Revolutionary.
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Exciting!
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Sensational!
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Panel refresh rate: 50hz :(
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Enough for SBS's joke quality
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https://www.sony.com.au/bravia/products/x77l-series?sku=kd-6…
The Sony site has the 43" version for $799Specs:
https://www.sony.com.au/bravia/products/x77l-series/spec?sku…This is Sony's most basic TV at $600 less than their RRP.
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Probably a good TV but be aware if you want to risk Sony's terrible after sales support.
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The never ending pile of old Sony TVs
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Costco has a 90 day return policy which might make the decision a bit easier.
Their warranty returns service also seems to get very good feedback.
:-)
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Good price. Sub-par TV.
I'd look for a few extra $$ & get a TCL mini-LED at closer to $1K, at a bare minimum at this size.