What happens when you upgrade your TV to the BRAVIA 9 II

The TV we were using at home is already quite old and has screen burn-in.

Well, I suppose it doesn't really matter since we hardly ever watch TV together anymore. Still, I should at least upgrade to 4K.

That's what I was thinking. I thought it would be nice for everyone to gather and watch a Perfume concert, or that this room would be more convenient if I just wanted to play games.

I was looking at Kakaku.com, and everyone is buying REGZAs. I was wondering if a REGZA would be fine, and while I was wandering around looking at the actual products, I came across this.

What's so amazing about it is the "low reflection." It reflects so little that I'm sure low reflection will become the standard for the TV industry from now on.

I actually went to an electronics store right after it was released to see it, and it was terrible. In a good way. Only this BRAVIA 9 II and the high-end SHARP models are low-reflection TVs.

This BRAVIA also has better color reproduction with True RGB, and the contrast is as clear as an OLED, so it stands out from everything else even in a bright electronics store.

The moment you see it, you think, "This TV is just different."

I think this low-reflection TV really changed the era. Just look.

There is nothing reflected on the screen. Nothing at all. Even though I'm holding the camera and shooting from the front, see? I'm not there, am I?

If you ask why I took a photo like this, well, yes, I bought it. The people at the Sony Store worked hard, really hard, to carry it to my room. I have nothing but gratitude.

It doesn't mean it doesn't reflect at all, as bright-colored objects placed nearby will reflect, so if you place bright things to the side or near the TV, they will show up, but as long as you are watching from the front, there is basically no problem.

It's truly amazing.

It's so amazing that once you see this, you can't help but feel you can't choose any other TV. I couldn't choose any other, so I ended up with this one.

The Sony Store also offers 24-month interest-free financing, so everyone should really give it a try.