Sony is known for its premium construction and durability. With proper care and maintenance, you can make it last 7 to 10 years. With intensive and continuous use, you can expect four to six years of lifespan with a Sony TV. The lifespan of a Sony TV depends on how you use it and how you care for it.
Sony states that its televisions have a lifespan of between four and six years with intensive and continuous use. This means that the TV works continuously at the highest brightness settings. Sony is another electronics manufacturing giant that produces reliable televisions with great features. While Sony doesn't use QLED like its Samsung counterparts, the company uses OLED.
OLED technology produces sharper images with good contrast. We've tended to find Samsung's QLED TVs a bit more impactful and dynamic, but Sony's OLEDs are more authentic and natural. Sony Bravia smart TVs offer some of the best Android TVs on the market, but even the best smart TVs can be difficult to navigate. Case and point, in the early days of HD televisions I bought a 720p Zenith rear projection at Best Buy and made sure I had the warranty, plasma televisions were on sale and cost around 5000 and my budget didn't allow me one of those at the time, 2 years later my television started to have problems, the projector bulbs blew out and the color wheel decided to burn out, then Of 3 repairs they told me to take the TV back to the store and choose something else.
Although I have had the occasional failure in consumer electronics, most of my experience has been that televisions last until they become obsolete (either because of their technology, dimensions, mass, etc.). Panasonic televisions have a wide color palette, a good contrast output and an OLED panel that creates screens similar to those of a movie theater. Televisions have been changing at an accelerated pace lately and there is no slowdown, new mini-LED televisions are coming from more people, new versions of OLED and other technologies such as laser projection and several other things are in the works, so any TV you buy today will be obsolete in 6 months to a year. Sony, one of the world's most recognized consumer electronics brands, produces LED LCD televisions and is now expanding into the UHD television market.
I was surprised to read on Google that the average is 5 to 7 years or 10,000 hours of lifespan of new TVs. A larger TV screen costs more to replace, but the televisions themselves are also priced higher, so it may still work in your favor. It seems that televisions are not designed to last as long as they used to and, consequently, manufacturers treat them more as a commodity than as a durable good. Sony TVs tend to use Google's Android TV operating system, which supports all major streaming applications, including Netflix, Prime Video, Disney +, Apple TV + and Google Play Movies %26 TV.
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