Sony XR85Z9K - 85 Inches

Pristine 8K resolution meets astounding Mini LED contrast for a next-level viewing experience, powered by the intelligent Cognitive Processor XR™. Feel your senses get pushed to the limit with thousands of tiny, high-density Mini LEDs in precisely controlled lighting zones. Coupled with XR Backlight Master Drive, the BRAVIA XR Z9K delivers unprecedented brightness, color, and contrast that make your content feel impossibly real. Review: TV is incredible! - Unbelievable picture and sound quality! Huge step up from our 12 year old 55” tv. Review: Amazing screen, less smart electronics - Initial review: it has an amazing screen but the smart features are lacking compared to past Bravia models. It has an 8k screen but the internal android TV can only drive a 4k picture. Networking Update: The internal WiFi is what most people will use and it's okay. Nerds like me like to use ethernet when possible, especially for large data hogs like 4K HDR HD media. The built in ethernet port sucks. Sony should be ashamed. You can get a USB3 Ethernet adapter that uses a compatible internal chipset and get much better performances. I got the TP-Link UE300 https://www.desertcart.com/dp/B00YUU3KC6 and wow that is an improvement. The adapter needs to use the RTL8153 chipset. See r/bravia on reddit if you need more info. Running some network speed tests I got: Internal Ethernet 88 Mbps, Internal WiFi 246 Mbps, and USB Ethernet 660 Mbps. UPDATE: There is a setting buried in Network Settings called "Remote Start" and when enabled you can use your phone/smart device to power on the TV but it also seems the TV uses much more power when "off" if this feature is enabled. (CORRECTED: I cannot use my voice assistant to power on the TV if it's been idle for a while. Bravia's from years past I've been able to use my android phone or Google assistant to power on the TV, this one I have to use the physical remote. First of first world problems, but man I paid a lot of this only for it to be less "smart" than older TV's in the brand.)