Best Sony TVs for color accuracy

#1

Natural skin tones and convincing out-of-box SDR color are consistent strengths. Some HDR colors and highly saturated animated content can look less accurate.

#2

Natural skin tones and restrained saturation are recurring strengths, with strong SDR accuracy even before calibration. Some settings deliberately trade precision for brighter, punchier colors.

#3

Color is the defining strength: it is usually rich, natural and highly accurate without looking cartoonish. A minority of tests found oversaturated reds, warm white balance or skin-tone errors in...

#4

Natural skin tones, nuanced hues and very accurate calibrated results are major strengths; a few measurements find minor white or light-color errors.

#5

Color looks reasonably natural out of the box, and much better after calibration. Bright SDR material can still look too cool or washed out before adjustment.

#6

Color is usually accurate, natural and well balanced, including convincing skin tones. A few measurements and modes reveal small deviations, so it is not flawless in every condition.

#7

Natural skin tones and subtle colors are major strengths in well-chosen picture modes, though some test units show overly cool or greenish out-of-box balance.