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Sony Bravia KD48A9BU 4k OLED TV

Sony Bravia KD48A9BU 4k Smart OLED TV - product features, specifications and price info

Sony Bravia KD48A9BU 4k OLED TV

Sony Bravia KD48A9BU is a premium 48-inch 4k Smart OLED TV with Google Assistant and some more interesting features. This television has been on the market for some time now and can be found brand new but also refurbished. 

Sony Bravia KD48A9BU - product specifications

Now lets check the detailed list of the Bravia KD48A9BU product specs:

Basic SpecificationsType- OLED TV
Features: HDR Technology + Google Assistant
Display Resolution
4K Ultra HD
Smart: Yes
DisplayScreen size:" 48""
Screen type:" LED EDGE 
Resolution:" 4K Ultra HD 3840 x 2160p
Screen features:" HDR - Dolby Vision - HDR10
- Hybrid Log Gamma (HLG)
Tuner




Features
TV tuner - Free view HD
- Free sat HD Please note: Some services are only available in the UK
Electronic program guide
7-day EPG and 7-day catch up with You View

Voice control, Via remote PVR function: Yes
VESA mount : 300 x 300
Other features : - Sleep timer - Parental lock
Picture qualityProcessing rate
X-Motion Clarity
Picture enhancement
- X1 Ultimate Processor
- TRILUMINOS Display
4K Ultra HD compatibility
- Video CODEC: HEVC H.265 / VP9
- 4K upscaling picture enhancement. HDR game mode : Yes
Noise reduction: Yes
Energy consumption



Smart platform
Energy efficiency class. G
On-mode power consumption : 114 W
Annual power consumption: 158 kWh

Android TV: Smart TV services
- Catch up TV: BBC iPlayer, ITV Hub, All 4, My5
- Streaming: Netflix 4K, Prime Video 4K, Apple TV, Google Play Movies &
TV, Rakuten TV, Britbox
- App store: Google Play Store - Custom homepage
- Full internet browser - Social media: YouTube
- Gaming apps Please note: Some services are only available in the UK
Voice controlled assistant. Google Assistant. Screen mirroring
- Chromecast (Android/iOS) - - Apple AirPlay
Smartphone app - Video & TV SideView (iOS/Android)
- Android TV Remote
Other smart features: Works with Amazon Alexa & Apple Home Kit
Audio




Connectivity
Speakers: 3
Audio power: 25 W
Sound technology
- Dolby Audio - Dolby Atmos - DTS Digital Surround

Wi-Fi: Built-in Wi-Fi. Ethernet: Yes
Bluetooth: Bluetooth 4.2
Connections: - HDMI 2.1 x 1 - HDMI 2.0b x 3 - Composite input x 1
- USB 3.0 x 1 - USB 2.0 x 2- Audio output- Optical x 1 - 3.5 mm jack

Sony Bravia KD48A9BU - product price

As mentioned in the beginning the Sony Bravia KD48A9BU can be found refurbished for around £1000 and for a brand new item you will need couple hundred GBP more.

Sony Bravia KD48A9BU - alternatives

Other QLED and OLED TVs that we would recommend as alternatives:

Sony Bravia OLED TV - video


Thank you for checking my Sony Bravia KD48A9BU product overview!

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