Sony XD93xx (2016) Series

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Superb colours and brightness ; Ultra thin design ; Android TV functionality ; Powerful processor

Odd remote buttons ; Motion Flow ghosting ; Average built-in audio

With the X9300D, Sony has provided an affordable and high quality way to get on the 4K HDR bandwagon that is capable of stunning colours and outstanding brightness, thanks to some ingenious engineering.

Pictures often look exquisite ; Incredible super-slim design ; Lots of app choice ; Built-in YouView works well

Android TV can frustrate ; Average sound quality ; Some backlight blocking issues ; Horrible remote control

Boasting an ultra-slim design, an innovative new type of lighting system, a native 4K resolution and playback of new high dynamic range pictures, Sony's 65-inch KD-65XD9305 looks on paper like one of the year's most exciting high-end TVs. But has its...

Ultra thin, minimalist design ; 4K UHD picture quality ; HDCP 2.2 compatibility ; 4K Netflix and Amazon onboard ; High-quality HD upscaling

Wearisome Android smart TV platform ; Gruesome no-button remote control ; Audio is passable at best

Sony's hero HDR 4K TV for 2016 is a triumph of design and image ingenuity, but usability remains its Achilles' heel.

Sharp, detailed picture ; Great handling of motion ; HDR significantly improves picture quality ; Easy and fast to use ; Natural colours

Remote not easiest to use ; Picture doesn’t go quite as dark or bright as some competitors

This is what we want from an HDR set. It doesn’t reach the absolute blacks or brightness of some rivals, but the Sony XD93 trumps most of them where it matters: subtlety

Our experience of Sony's 2015 TVs was a bit of a mixed bag, but we're excited to see what 2016 has to offer. Initial signs from the

This ultra-slim HDR set offers a compelling 4K performance, but Sony's new Slim Backlight Drive doesn’t necessarily dazzle and usability could be better

Boasts eye-catchingly slim design and lovely build quality, Android TV delivers apps galore, YouView support lets you find on-demand content through a simple guide system, pictures often look jaw-droppingly gorgeous

Fairly mediocre audio performance, new remote is incredibly frustrating to use, Android TV continues to feel cluttered, high-contrast HDR pictures uncover some shortcomings with the Slim Backlight Drive technology

There are times when the 65XD9305 looks like the best TV ever made - both in design and picture quality terms. Its handling of bright HDR/wide colour 4K content is really that good.

From what we saw of the XD93 set on the Sony stand after its press conference, the company is continuing a proud tradition of providing some of the best pictures out there.