Sony Large Screen Tv

I bought this to run video and sound from my Sony video camera to a large screen TV at least 60' away. It works perfectly. You do have to note that it only works in one direction and the source and display labels on the ends are hard to see.

I love this BIG SCREEN SONY TV. This is 4th TV in my house now 2 Sony, a Samsung and a Sharp.

I’ve enjoyed the audio sound it provides It also looks good with my large screen tv

I think this TV rivals large OLEDs in picture quality. Sony's delivery is quick.

We anticipated purchasing a large screen TV, and after careful shopping around, chose this one. We were not disappointed! So far, zero complaints. Excellent everything about this!

It worked perfect for what we needed. We mounted it in the storage area of our RV so that we could have a large screen TV reach outside for great viewing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The 75-inch LG TV delivers an outstanding home theater experience with its large screen and exceptional picture quality. The OLED technology ensures vivid colors, deep blacks, and excellent contrast, making every scene come to life. The 4K resolution enhances the viewing experience with sharp, detailed images. WebOS provides a user-friendly interface with a wide range of streaming options, ensuring you have access to all your favorite content. The slim, modern design of the TV is visually appealing and fits well in larger living spaces. For those looking for a premium, large-screen television, the 75-inch LG TV is a top-tier option.

I the Sonos beam for the sound for my new large screen TV. The sound is excellent. I adjusted it so I could understand what was said, it's working fine. It's not that big, but has a lot of volume if you need it.

I use this model for my home computer and another for my large screen TV. Works great in both applications. Has mute button to disable alarm sound if desired. Keep in mind this size UPS is only intended to keep your equipment up for a short time when AC power fails so you can shut things down safely. Maybe 10 - 15 minutes depending on the load. Thereafter if you want things powered up for several hours you need to switch over to either a generator or an inverter powered by a large 100 Amp-Hour SLA battery. Just saying.

We had a "Celebration of Life" party for my parents after their passing. We had two large screen TV's showing a slide show of over 500 pictures. Used the F2D to scan their old 35mm slides, they came out great. The TV screens were 50" each, the scans filled them up with more than enough detail. Much better than sending them out, spending more money and waiting a month. Was also quick and easy to use.