The A80CJ is the same set as the A80J at other retailers except you get free - 2 yr. Bravia Core Streaming + 10 Movie Credits at Costco.
I purchased for $899.97 @ Miami Lakes Costco. Item 9855080. There are only a couple left.
The new model (A80CK) that replaced it gets identical reviews but only has 1 yr warranty from Sony. This model has 3 years warranty from Sony.
Total of 5 years if you pay with Costco CC.
Specifications
Brand Sony
Compatible with Alexa
Compatible with Apple AirPlay
Compatible with Apple HomeKit
Compatible with Google Assistant
Dimensions (with stand)
13 in. x 29 in. x 48.4 in.
Dimensions (without stand)
2.13 in. x 28.13 in. x 48.38 in.
Display Type OLED
High Dynamic Range (HDR) Dolby Vision
High Dynamic Range (HDR) HDR10
Inputs -
2 HDMI 2.0 Inputs
2 HDMI 2.1 Inputs
Model XR55A80CJ
Motion Technology
XR Motion Clarity
Native Refresh Rate 120Hz
1 Digital Optical Audio Inputs
4 HDMI Inputs
4 USB Ports
Resolution 3840 x 2160
Screen Size Class 55 in.
Smart TV Platform Google TV
Speaker Output
30 W
VESA Mounting Standard 300x300
Warranty Coverage 3 Years Sony Warranty
Weight - with Stand 42 lb.
Weight - without Stand 39.3 lb.
Wireless Standard 802.11a/b/g/n/ac
https://www.costco.com/sony-55%22...26954.html
QA Note: Stock for shipping will vary by region/location, as will in store stock.
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HDR performance had very limited effectiveness. In our tests, the display showed Good peak brightness capability (by HDR standards) and did a fine job displaying the benefits of our HDR 4K content. But it revealed only a little contrast between moderately bright and very bright highlights, while the brightness levels in the mid-to-lower tones, like those in an indoor scene, were preserved. In HDR mode this TV only allowed us to optimize the Brightness, Gamma, and Peak Luminance picture settings. All other settings were as they were for the standard-dynamic range (SDR) HD picture. It did a good job reproducing a greater range of nuanced shadow detail, from black to white, with no obvious banding within the gradually shaded areas, but we noted some loss of detail within the highlights of the brightest areas. Brightly colored objects remained nicely saturated.
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HDR performance had very limited effectiveness. In our tests, the display showed Good peak brightness capability (by HDR standards) and did a fine job displaying the benefits of our HDR 4K content. But it revealed only a little contrast between moderately bright and very bright highlights, while the brightness levels in the mid-to-lower tones, like those in an indoor scene, were preserved. In HDR mode this TV only allowed us to optimize the Brightness, Gamma, and Peak Luminance picture settings. All other settings were as they were for the standard-dynamic range (SDR) HD picture. It did a good job reproducing a greater range of nuanced shadow detail, from black to white, with no obvious banding within the gradually shaded areas, but we noted some loss of detail within the highlights of the brightest areas. Brightly colored objects remained nicely saturated.
The following is also a response to a question by Sony:
Q: Are there any technical differences between the 77 inch XR A80J and XR A80CJ ?
Asked 11 months ago by Robb.
A:Hi Robb, Thanks for your inquiry. The specifications and features of the A80J and A80CJ TV models are the same with 1 exception. The CJ model has a hands-free voice assistant. The other difference is their warranty. Sony provides a 1-year limited warranty for the A80J model, while the A80CJ has 3 years (membership-only clubs). TVs purchase from membership-only clubs has special warranty terms. Hope this helps! Regards, Jess
Answered 11 months ago by Sony
The following is also a response to a question by Sony:
Q: Are there any technical differences between the 77 inch XR A80J and XR A80CJ ?
Asked 11 months ago by Robb.
A:Hi Robb, Thanks for your inquiry. The specifications and features of the A80J and A80CJ TV models are the same with 1 exception. The CJ model has a hands-free voice assistant. The other difference is their warranty. Sony provides a 1-year limited warranty for the A80J model, while the A80CJ has 3 years (membership-only clubs). TVs purchase from membership-only clubs has special warranty terms. Hope this helps! Regards, Jess
Answered 11 months ago by Sony