Sony BRAVIA 3 II 65" 4K Google TV — Anti-Glare Screen and PS5 Auto Game Mode! $1,098 CAD

Amazon.ca has the Sony BRAVIA 3 II 65-inch 4K HDR Google TV (K-65XR30M2) for $1,098 CAD (list $1,198, 8% off — about $100). Prime members ship free; otherwise free shipping over $35.

Straight up: this is not a blowout. It is here as a worth-buying pick because the trade-offs at 65 inches are right, not because the discount is. If you want a crash price, wait for Black Friday.

The most useful feature is the anti-glare screen, and it only comes on the 65" and 75" sizes. If your couch faces a window you know the problem — an ordinary panel turns into a mirror by mid-morning. This one holds up in daylight without closing the blinds.

The panel is direct-lit LED, not mini-LED and not OLED, so don't expect X90-level blacks. What you're paying for is Sony's processing: the XR chip with AI scene recognition and XR Triluminos Pro keep skin tones and sports turf from going strange, and Motionflow XR on a native 120Hz panel handles fast pans cleanly. Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos and DTS:X are all supported.

For PS5 owners it is the quiet selling point: Auto HDR Tone Mapping and Auto Genre Picture Mode switch settings for you, and all four HDMI ports are 2.1 with 4K/120, VRR and ALLM. No menu-diving every time you switch inputs.

Google TV with Gemini built in means you can just ask what you want to watch. It also ships with 5 Sony Pictures Core movie credits and 12 months of the classics library — real money if there are kids in the house.

Two practical notes before ordering: measure the wall-to-couch distance, because a 65" is a large rectangle in a small room; and buy a mount rated well above the set's 20.8 kg (VESA 300×300). Warranty is one year.

4.1 stars over 255 ratings, mostly praise for picture and sound. One reviewer had a unit start power-cycling after three months with no fix from support — individual cases happen on every model, but it's worth knowing, and worth using the return window properly.

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