Both have their advantages and disadvantages but strictly on colour and contrast, it may be time to retire the saying that only OLEDs can deliver true blacks and rich contrast. Regardless, much like everything else in tech, full-array LED TVs are also getting better year on year with picture quality getting so close to OLED levels, especially in the higher end, it would all narrow down to personal choice and budget. Quantum dot full-array LED TVs are generally seen as the second-best option –to an OLED- though with Mini LEDs starting to get more mainstream and traction, we might see some shift in momentum, eventually down the line. Not everyone has that kind of money or even the patience to deal with OLED’s own set of challenges like burn-in anxiety.
The 65-inch A80K price in India is set at Rs 2,65,990. A 65-inch version is selling for Rs 2,46,990. The A80J is currently listed for Rs 1,61,490 for a 55-inch model. But here’s the thing, as good as they are –in fact, some might say they’re the best- these OLED TVs also cost a lot of money. Sony has since launched the A80K 2022 series in India and we expect that it would take the legacy forward and push for even more greatness.
The A80J 2021 (review), for instance, offers pure cinematic bliss at a reasonable price.
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