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Sony A95L OLED
Sony BRAVIA 9 QLED
In most ways, the Sony A95L OLED is better than the Sony BRAVIA 9 QLED. The A95L has a much wider viewing angle, so it’s better if you regularly watch TV with a group. The A95L also delivers fast motion with less blur due to its faster response time. Regarding accuracy, the A95L has the BRAVIA 9 beat due to its better SDR pre-calibration accuracy and PQ EOTF tracking. However, the BRAVIA 9 is still excellent in that regard. As impressive as the contrast is on the BRAVIA 9, the A95L's is better, so it delivers deeper blacks in a dark room with no blooming whatsoever. On the other hand, the BRAVIA 9 is the brighter TV in both SDR and HDR, so highlights pop out more in HDR content, and it overcomes more glare in a bright room.
Sony A95L OLED
Sony BRAVIA 9 QLED
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Adam,
thank you for the clarification. Samsung support actually told me it needed to be turned on in order to view HDR content. (Which I was sceptical about). With that being said, will HDR content automatically be displayed on this TV, or does it needed to be enabled somehow.?