The Sony X80K features four HDMI inputs, but unfortunately none of them are HDMI 2.1. The X80K ships with a new version of Sony’s standard remote control, which offers a built-in microphone for voice controls and a handful of dedicated app buttons. Other features: Apple AirPlay, Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Google Chromecast.Color: DCI-P3 color space/10-bit chroma resolution.Display type: Direct LED with quantum dots ( ADS-style panel).With sizing and pricing out of the way, let’s take a look at the TV’s specs: Our 55-inch X80K features an ADS panel (whose performance attributes are similar to that of an IPS panel), but at this time, we can’t confirm the panel type for the rest of the sizes in the X80K series. Unfortunately, Sony doesn’t disclose panel types for its LED TVs (though it’s possible to identify panel type by examining the display’s pixel structure). When it comes to performance, different panel types offer competing strengths and weaknesses. While we typically don’t expect there to be much of a performance gap between differently sized TVs belonging to the same series, it’s possible that the X80K’s panel type might vary depending on size (a common occurrence among contemporary LED TVs). Here’s how the series shakes out from a price standpoint: Our review unit is a 55-inch model that we purchased ourselves. The Sony X80K is available in six sizes ranging from 43 inches all the way up to 85 inches. The remote control includes a built-in microphone for voice commands.
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