Samsung QN85QN900FF 85" VS Sony Bravia K-65XR80M2 65"

The Samsung QN85QN900FF 85″ features an 8K (7680 x 4320 px) resolution, while the Sony Bravia K-65XR80M2 65″ offers a 4K (3840 x 2160 px) resolution. This makes the Samsung model higher in terms of resolution, providing more detail and clarity at larger screen sizes. Both displays use a 10-bit color depth and support 1070 million display colors, so color quality is comparable between the two products.

In terms of display technology, the Samsung QN85QN900FF uses a QLED panel with Mini-LED backlighting, while the Sony Bravia K-65XR80M2 uses OLED/AMOLED technology. This means the Samsung has a more traditional LCD-based display, enhanced by Mini-LED, while the Sony's OLED panel offers individual pixel control for perfect blacks and contrast.

The Samsung model has a larger 84.5″ screen size, compared to the Sony's 64.5″ screen. The Samsung's higher pixel density (33 ppi) is lower than the Sony's (68 ppi), which may contribute to a crisper image on the Sony, despite its smaller size. Both displays have similar features like anti-reflection coating, ambient light sensor, and wide viewing angles (178º horizontal and vertical). The refresh rate is higher on the Samsung, offering 165Hz versus the Sony's 120Hz. For HDR support, both support HDR10, but only the Samsung supports HDR10+, while the Sony adds Dolby Vision support but does not support HDR10+.

The Samsung QN85QN900FF 85″ and the Sony Bravia K-65XR80M2 65″ both offer a strong range of connectivity options, with each featuring Bluetooth, HDMI 2.1, Wi-Fi support, and Miracast. Both models come with 4 HDMI ports, which should be ample for connecting various devices. The Wi-Fi support is similar on both products, offering Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n), Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac), Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax), and Wi-Fi 6E (802.11ax) for fast and reliable wireless connections. Both models also support Bluetooth 5.3, ensuring compatibility with a range of wireless devices.

In terms of USB ports, both the Samsung and Sony feature 2 USB ports. Additionally, each has 1 RJ45 port for wired Ethernet connections. Neither model has a 3.5 mm audio jack, an external memory slot, a VGA connector, or a DVI connector. These specifications are identical between the two products, meaning there are no significant differences in the connectivity options provided.

The Samsung QN85QN900FF 85″ and the Sony Bravia K-65XR80M2 65″ share many similarities in their audio features, including support for Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, Digital Out, Dolby Atmos, and Dolby Audio. Both models also have stereo speakers and a subwoofer. They do not include SRS TheaterSound HD or Dolby Virtual support, with these features being absent on both products.

One key difference between the two is that the Sony Bravia K-65XR80M2 supports DTS:X, which the Samsung model does not. This could provide a different audio experience on the Sony, especially for users with DTS:X-compatible content. Both models are equipped with HDMI ARC and HDMI eARC for audio return channel functionality.

The Samsung QN85QN900FF 85″ and the Sony Bravia K-65XR80M2 65″ both support VESA mounting, making them compatible with a range of mounting options. The Samsung model is significantly larger, with a width of 1907.5 mm and a height of 1087.1 mm, compared to the Sony's width of 1443 mm and height of 830 mm. The Samsung is also much heavier, weighing 46221 g, while the Sony weighs 22900 g.

In terms of thickness, the Samsung is 40.6 mm thick, while the Sony is slightly slimmer at 34 mm. This difference in thickness is relatively minor but may influence the overall profile of each TV when placed in certain setups. The Samsung model has a larger volume of 84189.92 cm³ compared to the Sony’s 40721.46 cm³, reflecting its larger size.

Both models have the same maximum operating temperature of 40 °C, but the Samsung can operate in a wider range of conditions, with a minimum operating temperature of 10 °C, whereas the Sony can operate down to 0 °C.

Both the Samsung QN85QN900FF 85″ and the Sony Bravia K-65XR80M2 65″ offer a similar range of features. Both models support AirPlay, have built-in smart TV capabilities, are compatible with Google Assistant, and work with Alexa. Neither model works with Siri or Apple HomeKit. Both also support remote smartphone functionality and have USB recording capabilities. They each have a sleep timer, a child lock, a search browser, and voice command support.

The key differences between the two products lie in their remote control features and power consumption. The Samsung model does not have a rechargeable remote control, while the Sony includes one. In terms of power usage, the Samsung has an operating power consumption of 368W, which is slightly lower than the Sony's 397W. Both models have the same standby power consumption of 0.5W.

Finally, both TVs come with a 1-year warranty period, providing the same coverage in terms of support.