Sony
Bravia 8 II
Screen size: 55"
- QD-OLED: perfect black with extra colour and brightness
- Best all-rounder for watching films
- Less bright than the RGB LED flagships
from €2.169,00 at 3 shops
Model guide
Sony Bravia
Sony builds its TV range around two kinds of picture: OLED for perfect black, RGB LED and mini LED for bright rooms. Below are all the models side by side, with today's prices from shops that deliver to Belgium.
from €699,00 at Belgian online shops
All Sony Bravia models
Swipe for every version. Prices come from shops that deliver to Belgium and are updated daily.
Which Bravia suits your viewing room? more detail
Sony
Bravia 9 II
Screen size: 75"
- Brightest picture in the range thanks to RGB LED
- Holds its colour in a bright room
- A steep price tag
from €4.499,00 at 1 shop
To HelloTV· €4.499,00
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Sony
Bravia 7 II
Screen size: 65"
- The same RGB LED technique as the 9 II
- Priced more sharply than the flagship
- Less bright than the 9 II
from €2.299,00 at 3 shops
Sony
Bravia 8
Screen size: 55"
- Perfect OLED black for less money
- Ideal for dark viewing rooms
- Previous generation, less bright than the 8 II
from €1.309,00 at 1 shop
To Coolblue· €1.309,00
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Sony
Bravia 5
Screen size: 75"
- Mini LED all-rounder for bright rooms
- Wide choice of sizes, up to 98 inch
- Black not as deep as on OLED
Temporarily no price
Sony
Bravia 3 II
Screen size: 43"
- Lowest entry price in the range
- Compact sizes too: 43 and 50 inch
- Basic picture, without OLED or mini LED
from €719,00 at 3 shops
What is the difference?
The differences at a glance, per model above.
- Panel
- QD-OLED
- Year
- 2025
- Strongest point
- Best picture in the range
- Ideal for
- Film in a dark room
- Sizes
- 55 and 65 inch
- Panel
- RGB LED
- Year
- 2026
- Strongest point
- Brightest in the range
- Ideal for
- Bright living room, sport and film
- Sizes
- 65 to 115 inch
- Panel
- RGB LED
- Year
- 2026
- Strongest point
- RGB colour in more sizes
- Ideal for
- Bright living room
- Sizes
- 50 to 98 inch
- Panel
- OLED
- Year
- 2024
- Strongest point
- The affordable OLED
- Ideal for
- Film in a dark room
- Sizes
- 55, 65 and 77 inch
- Panel
- Mini LED
- Year
- 2025
- Strongest point
- The mini LED all-rounder
- Ideal for
- Daily viewing in any room
- Sizes
- 55 to 98 inch
- Panel
- LED
- Year
- 2026
- Strongest point
- The entry model
- Ideal for
- Anyone who just wants a good TV
- Sizes
- 43 to 100 inch
The question to settle
Which Bravia suits your viewing room?
The panel decides the character of the picture. Pick the panel that suits your room first, then the size and the budget within that panel.
Specifications
From the Bravia 8 II. Details can differ per version.
Colour
- Colour
- black
Ports
- DisplayPort
- No
- Ethernet
- Yes
- HDMI
- Yes
Wireless
- Smart home protocol
- Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi 6E
Display
- HDR
- Yes
- Panel type
- OLED
- Refresh rate
- 120 Hz
Dimensions and weight
- Depth
- 34 mm
- Height
- 707 mm
- Weight
- 17,2 kg
Frequently asked questions
The questions we get most often before you choose.
The 2025 Bravia 8 II has a QD-OLED panel: the same perfect black as the Bravia 8, but with more brightness and richer colours. The 2024 Bravia 8 uses a classic OLED panel and is usually priced more sharply. If you want 77 inch you end up with the Bravia 8 automatically: the 8 II only exists in 55 and 65 inch.
The QD-OLED panel delivers the best picture in the whole range, without having to move up to the RGB LED flagship 9 II. Buyers rate it 4.7 out of 5 on average in reviews. If you mostly watch films, this is where you get the most picture for your money.
A new form of mini LED backlighting that Sony introduced in 2026 on the 9 II and 7 II. Instead of white LEDs, there are red, green and blue LEDs behind the screen that are driven separately. That gives more colour volume and a lot more brightness, which is mostly useful in a bright room.
Look at your room. In a dark or dimmed room OLED wins (8 II or 8) thanks to perfect black and contrast. In a bright living room, or if you watch a lot of sport and daytime TV, the RGB LED models (9 II and 7 II) and the mini LED Bravia 5 win because they get far brighter.
The prices in this guide are updated daily; the guide itself was last checked on 8 September 2026. Procently may earn a commission when you buy through a link in this guide; that changes nothing about the price you pay.