Z9K | BRAVIA XR | MASTER Series | Mini LED | 8K | High Dynamic Range (HDR) | Smart TV (Google TV)

Z9K Series

NEW
Z9K Series

Synchronized. Vibrating. Cinema-like sound.

Four vibrating frame tweeters. Hear sound straight from the screen, perfectly synchronized with action. Powered by Cognitive Processor XR™, every sound becomes immersive.

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Sound and pictures, precisely aligned

With Acoustic Multi-Audio™, it feels as though sound is coming from the right place in the scene, precisely matching visuals. Far more immersive than conventional TVs where sound comes from beneath the screen.
Split screen of a guitarist with left image showing how a conventional TV emits sound from beneath the screen and right image showing how a BRAVIA with Acoustic Multi-Audio emits sound from the guitarist for more realism

Frame Tweeter.
Optimal sound position.

More expansive, more powerful, more spatial. Our Frame Tweeter vibrates the frame, projecting sound forwards. By evaluating the position of all speakers, sound is perfectly balanced.
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All your entertainment upscaled to 3D surround sound

XR Surround virtually creates surround sound using just the TV speakers for 3D audio without in-ceiling or up-firing speakers. Our BRAVIA XR™ TVs are also compatible with Dolby Atmos®.
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Clear Voice.
Precise dialogue.

Voice Zoom 2™ detects voices, analyzes them and improves their clarity. With enhanced filtering, ambient elements are suppressed so you can hear even faint TV dialogue clearly.
Woman in car with illustrated blue sound waves representing voice clarity of Voice Zoom 2

BRAVIA and Sony Audio, the dream team

Take entertainment further by pairing your BRAVIA XR™ TV with Sony audio equipment. You’ll discover an unmatched audio-visual experience with outstanding XR picture and sound quality.

Acoustic Centre Sync

With Acoustic Centre Sync, you can turn both your compatible BRAVIA™ and the soundbar into a centre speaker. Precisely matching what you hear with what you see on your screen further immerses you in your home entertainment.0
Image of couple in living room watching BRAVIA TV with Acoustic Centre Sync

Ready for 360 Spatial Sound Personalizer

Tailor your Dolby Atmos® experience by combining our SRS-NS7 wearable speaker with BRAVIA XR™ for spatial surround. With some Sony headphones, you can also get the simulated surround of 360 Spatial Sound.0
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BRAVIA CAM

The ideal sound experience from anywhere

BRAVIA CAM™ tracks your position, adjusting left and right sound balance for optimum acoustics. Wherever you are, you’ll hear the same quality sound as if you were sitting right in front of the TV.
Split-screen graphic showing a person listening to TV from the front and a person listening to TV from the side
Image of couple in living room watching BRAVIA TV with Acoustic Centre Sync

Acoustic Centre Sync

When you connect a BRAVIA XR TV to a Sony soundbar, the soundbar reinforces the centre speaker channel for clearer and fuller vocals. This enables sound to precisely match on-screen action for a truly immersive experience.
See our A7000 soundbar
Image of man in living room watching BRAVIA TV with 360 Spatial Sound

Ready for 360 Spatial Sound Personalizer

Tailor your Dolby Atmos® experience by combining our SRS-NS7 wearable speaker with BRAVIA XR™ for spatial surround sound. With selected Sony headphones, you can also enjoy the simulated surround of 360 Spatial Sound using Wireless Transmitter WLA-NS7 (sold separately). 
See our NS7 speaker

Hear voices clearly,
no matter where you are

Detecting your viewing distance, BRAVIA CAM™ adjusts voice zoom automatically for clear dialogue. Volume increases when you move away from the TV and decreases when you get closer.
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