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Sony A1E OLED vs Sony A9F OLED

Side-by-Side Comparison

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Sony A1E OLED
Sony A9F OLED

Tested using Methodology v1.2

Updated Feb 22, 2024 02:30 PM

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Tested using Methodology v1.5

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Sony A1E OLED Picture
Sony A9F OLED Picture
TypeOLED
Sub-Type
WRGB
Resolution4k
TypeOLED
Sub-Type
WRGB
Resolution4k

Variants

  • XBR55A1E (55")
  • XBR65A1E (65")
  • XBR77A1E (77")
  • XBR55A9F (55")
  • XBR65A9F (65")

Review

See Sony A1E OLED Review
See Sony A9F OLED Review
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Our Verdict

Sony A1E OLED

Sony A9F OLED

The Sony A9F is slightly better than the Sony A1E. The A9F has slightly better picture quality, thanks to higher peak brightness and better color volume. The A9F has much better input lag with a 1080p source, and all four HDMI ports support the full bandwidth of HDMI 2.0. The A9F also has a faster smart interface thanks to a newer version of Android TV OS and a newer chipset.

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