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During this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES), many companies showcased their new and exciting products. As savvy shoppers know, this marks the beginning of shopping for last year’s flagship models or—even better for your wallet—two-year-old flagship TVs at a discount. If you’re looking for a deal on a 65 or 75-inch TV, consider Sony’s 2023 flagship Mini LED TV, which IGN called one of the best non-OLED TVs of 2023 in their review.
The 65-inch Sony Bravia Class X93L is $998 (originally $1,799.99) and the Bravia 75-inch Class X93L is $1,298 (originally $2,498) at Walmart. Both sizes are currently at their lowest prices ($200 less than Cyber Monday) since they came out, according to price-tracking tools.
Panel Type: LED, Screen Size: 65 inches, Resolution: 3840 by 2160, Video Inputs: HDMI, Composite, RF
Sony Bravia 65-Inch Class X93L
$998.00
at Walmart
$1,799.99
Save $801.99
$998.00
at Walmart
$1,799.99
Save $801.99
Panel Type: LED, Screen Size: 75 inches, Resolution: 3840 by 2160, Video Inputs: HDMI, Composite, RF
Sony Bravia 75-Inch Class X93L
$1,298.00
at Walmart
$2,498.00
Save $1,200.00
$1,298.00
at Walmart
$2,498.00
Save $1,200.00
The Bravia X93L is a Mini LED-backlit Google Smart TV (you can use Apple AirPlay and Google Cast), meaning you won’t get the contrast of an OLED but you’ll have more brightness—1,383 nits. It is a 4K TV with a 3,840 by 2,160 resolution, Dolby Vision and HDR-10, four HDMI ports (two of which are 2.1 ports with 120Hz, but one of those is the E-ARC connection for audio), a contrast ratio of 1,383,000:1, a 120 Hz refresh rate, 9.8 ms input lag in game mode (not the best, but still good), and variable refresh rate (VRR) for gaming—but no AMD FreeSync or Nvidia G-Sync.
People looking for a TV for their home theater system will appreciate its design to easily fit a soundbar on the front or below the TV, with adjustable legs for width and height. It also handles reflection very well, in part due to its brightness. If you’re not looking to get a soundbar or surround sound, the audio is much better than its competitors (although like all TVs, the bass will always be lacking).
You can read more about this TV in PCMag’s “excellent” review.