Sony Bravia 9 II TV Review: The Best RGB LED TV I’ve Tested, but Here’s What to Buy Instead

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Pros & Cons

  • The Sony BRAVIA 9 II has excellent color coverage
  • This TV is the best RGB LED model so far
  • It's more expensive than OLED

Over the course of the 21st century, LCD TVs have battled against three different technologies — CRT, plasma and OLED — all capable of producing better native contrast. With every new iteration of LCD backlighting technology, which now uses RGB LEDs, liquid crystal panels have always strived to be the Impossible Burger to OLED’s (and other emissive tech’s) red meat. Based on my testing, Sony’s Bravia 9 II is the best of any such technology yet, but you’ve got to ask yourself, “Why?” Why produce a TV that’s more complicated and expensive to manufacture when OLED is literally right there? Relationship status: It’s complicated.

RGB, RGB Mini-LED, Triluminous— whatever you call it, I’ve tested the cream of the Micro RGB...

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