Sony Bravia 6 83" OLED (2026) + Sony Bravia Theatre System 6 Black

The Sony BRAVIA 6 is a television that impresses in terms of both picture and design. Thanks to the narrow bezels and thin screen, it fits beautifully into a modern interior. The OLED screen provides deep blacks and strong contrast. You notice just how much difference this makes, especially when watching movies and series with dark scenes. Additionally, the 4K resolution delivers a lot of detail and a very sharp image. The screen can reflect a bit in a brightly lit room, but under normal lighting, the picture is beautiful.

I find Google TV to be well-organized and fast. The television responds instantly to the remote control, and switching between apps is seamless. Gaming feels very smooth thanks to the 120 Hz refresh rate, even with fast movements. The speakers perform well for a flat-screen television, and dialogue is clear. For a true cinematic experience, I would personally connect a stereo system or soundbar.

The TV has a beautiful design. The legs under the TV can be adjusted to two different heights. Setting up the TV is incredibly easy and quick. The picture quality is top-notch, with beautiful colors. It remains sharp even during gaming. The TV's smart features are well-organized and easy to use. This TV is definitely recommended; we are extremely satisfied with it!

I am satisfied with the Sony Bravia 6. The TV's design really appeals to me: it looks neat and sleek, and therefore certainly doesn't look out of place in the living room. The OLED screen is super thin, and when the TV is on, it delivers a bright and sharp image. The feet also feel sturdy and appear to be of solid quality.

Google TV is also a plus. The operating system works pleasantly, clearly, and smoothly, making navigation through the various apps and settings a seamless process.

What I do find disappointing, however, are the default picture settings from the factory. In standard mode, faces look quite red and blotchy. Sometimes it even looks like everyone is wearing lipstick. As a result, the image does not always appear very natural.

This is much better with a different picture mode, such as cinema mode. The image then looks much more natural. Nevertheless, I find it a pity that not every picture mode is set correctly right away. From a brand like Sony, which is well-known for high-quality image, among other things, you should, in my opinion, expect every picture mode to deliver a good and beautiful picture. No matter which setting you choose, the basic picture should simply look natural and pleasing.

For me, this therefore affects the price-quality ratio. The Sony Bravia 6 is not a cheap TV, and in this price range, you would expect the various picture settings to be well-tuned from the factory. The fact that you ultimately have to choose a different picture mode to get a natural image therefore feels a bit like a missed opportunity.

All in all, a nice TV, but the picture modes should have been better calibrated for this price.