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Sony just launched this model. It’s affordable for OLEDs and has four HDMI ports

Sony's newest OLED packs four HDMI ports, 4K/120Hz gaming, and Gemini into a relatively affordable 48-inch package.

Sony just launched this model. It’s affordable for OLEDs and has four HDMI ports

Sony has recently introduced the 2026 Bravia 6, an affordable OLED TV designed to make high-end TV ownership more accessible. Priced at $1,299.99, this 48-inch OLED model offers a range of features typically associated with more expensive options. The TV boasts a 4K OLED panel with Triluminos Pro technology for a wider color gamut, individually calibrated panels for optimal picture quality, and four HDMI ports supporting HDMI 2.1 gaming features.

This allows for gaming at 4K resolution and 120fps, with Variable Refresh Rate synchronization and Auto Low Latency Mode for gaming. The TV also supports Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, and DTS for immersive audio, as well as Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, YouTube, Apple TV, and Crunchyroll through Google TV's Gemini voice assistant.

With a slim design, adjustable stand, and auto-adjusting picture for different room lighting, the Bravia 6 aims to offer a premium viewing experience at a more approachable price point for Sony OLED models.

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