That is, until today. As part of the Amazon Prime Day Early Access Sale, Amazon is offering a massive 77" Sony Bravia XR A80J 4K OLED TV for a surprisingly reasonable price of $1999.99.

Sony Bravia XR 77-inch A80J 4K OLED Google TV $2,998 @ Amazon Amazon is offering free scheduled home delivery for both of these TVs if you are a Prime subscriber.

The A80J is a stunning 4K TV with infinite contrast, wide color, and Sony's unique image processing technology. Here's our full review.

Our review of the Sony A80J TV breaks down all the qualities of the premium OLED panel. It's a TV that ticks a lot of the right boxes but still ultimately comes up a little short compared to LG's ...

What We Love About the Sony A80J Bravia XR 4K OLED TV If you want superior picture quality, Sony’s A80J is one of the best TVs you can buy in 2022.

Eventually, Sony will offer 55-inch and 77-inch versions of the A80J series. Initially though, there'll be the BRAVIA XR A80J which is up for preorder now.

For instance, the 48-inch Sony Bravia XBR-48A9S is available for $1,298, a $200 discount from the normal price. There are also discounts available for the Sony A80J TV line.

Table of Contents LG 65-inch A1 OLED 4K TV — $1,800, was $2,200 Sony 77-Inch Bravia XR A80J — $3,500, was $4,500 More OLED TV deals For a home theater setup, it doesn’t get more immersive ...

The Sony Bravia XR A80J is one of our favorite TVs and with $600 off in an early Black Friday deal this is well worth checking out.

Sony’s new Bravia XR TVs are fully optimized for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox One X with next-gen HDMI 2.1 features. They also move on from Android TV and run Google TV software.

Amazon just kicked off this excellent Prime Day Lightning Deal: score a 65" Sony A80J 4K OLED TV for only $1399.99. That is a crazy good price for a recent (2021) OLED TV that has all the fixings ...

However, since you mentioned wanting to go bigger than your 55-inch A80J, if you’re looking at 65 inches or certainly 77, the price difference between the A95L and Bravia 8 Mark II is significant.