This is designed to see worlds of vivid color and lifelike detail on this 4K HDR television with 4K X-Reality™ PRO upscaling, Android TV™ and our TRILUMINOS Display. The question, is the X800H is better than the X800G predecessor?

It delivers respectable picture quality and does quite well with HDR content, although, it could use a bit more peak brightness to enhance small highlights in HDR images.

It delivers decent picture quality, with wide viewing angles, good peak brightness, and very good reflection handling.

It is well-suited for a bright room, with wide viewing angles, but doesn't look as good in a dark room. Specs and Features Sony X800H Sony X800G; Screen Sizes Available: 43 Inches (XBR43X800H), 49 Inches (XBR49X800H), 55 Inches (XBR55X800H), 65 Inches (XBR65X800H), 75 Inches (XBR75X800H), 85 inches (XBR85X800H) 43 Inches (XBR43X800G), …

Short Review of Sony X800H and X800G Sony X800H vs X800G Specification. It has very good motion handling, with an excellent response time, but has limited motion processing options, and can't remove …

Its overall picture brightness makes it a good choice for well-lit rooms. The Sony X800G is a decent TV for most uses. Bottom Line: Sony’s XBR65X800G is a good 4K smart TV.

Response From Sony North America Customer Support 26/06/2020 Hi cwillie, we're glad that you have decided to get the 800G 4K Ultra HD TV.

The Sony X800G is a decent 4k IPS TV. The X800G, or XG80 if you prefer for Europe, comes in 5 different sizes which shows that Sony is heavily supporting this model, it comes with either an Edge-lit panel for the 43 and 49 inches or a Direct-lit panel for the rest, uses an X-reality Pro processor, comes only with HDR10 and HLG support and uses Android 7 with many features like Chromecast, Google play store, support for a great deal of streaming services …