Deal | Sony Bravia A90K OLED TV with 120Hz back on sale for its lowest price yet on Amazon

OLED TVs probably belong to the most sought-after products during this year's holiday shopping season, and fortunately, their prices have slowly dropped to a more affordable level. This also applies to good-looking premium OLEDs like the popular Sony Bravia A90K, whose smallest model variant has now returned to its lowest sale price since its release earlier this year.

To be exact, the compact 42-inch version of the Sony A90K with a native refresh rate of 120Hz and Dolby Vision support can now be ordered for just US$1,149 at several well-known US retailers like Amazon and Best Buy. This television set originally carried a price tag of US$1,399; which means that this noteworthy deal offers potential savings of 18 percent or US$250. According to the price tracker from Camelcamelcamel, this sale offers the lowest price to date for the Sony Bravia A90K OLED TV on Amazon.

For further details on the image quality and overall performance of this OLED display, we recommend reading Rtings' comprehensive review of the Sony A90K. The TV experts for example found that this panel can reach a respectable peak HDR brightness of up to 600 nits in certain scenes, and the very low input lag of just 9.2 milliseconds at 4K and 120Hz means that this television is a well-suited alternative to an OLED gaming monitor. Needless to say, this TV is also equipped with full-fledged HDMI 2.1 ports that support must-have gaming features like variable refresh rates (VRR) and auto low latency mode (ALLM), which makes it a well-rounded choice for gamers and OLED enthusiasts with a small living room or a comparatively short viewing distance.

Buy the 42-inch Sony Bravia A90K on sale for US$1,149 at Best Buy or Amazon

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