Nowadays, TVs are slim and lightweight, have a wide viewing angle, a bright display that reproduces true colors and can even act as a control hub for different IoT devices. And among the long lineup of such advanced TVs, Sony’s Bravia series is one of them. In this list, we’ll go over all of the Sony Bravia TV models that are officially available in Nepal, as well as the latest price.
Sony Bravia TV Price in Nepal:
Bravia LED TV (Non-smart)
Starting off the list are the regular non-smart TVs under Sony’s Bravia portfolio. These are LED-backlit televisions with decent picture quality and compatibility with the Dolby Digital audio system. Furthermore, the port availability on these TVs is quite good, with USB and HDMI connectivity choices available.
Bravia Smart LED TV
Let us now look at Sony Bravia FHD TVs which are smart TVs, meaning they enjoy internet connectivity. With the built-in WiFi, you can surf the web, watch movies on YouTube, Netflix, or stream through other available options.
They also have Sony’s “X-Reality PRO” picture processing, which improves the clarity and reduces the noise of each pixel on the screen. Some models in this category also have HDR for improved contrast and ClearAudio+ for a more immersive audio experience.
| Model | Key Specs | Price in Nepal |
| KDL-32W830K | 32”, HD (1366 x 768), Android | Rs. 72,000 |
Bravia 4K HDR Smart LED TV
Next up is Sony’s pristine 4K HDR LED TVs. A higher resolution means sharper image quality, and these deliver just that. Besides a sharper display itself, Sony’s TRILUMINOS display on these TVs also have excellent color reproduction with a wider color gamut, thus delivering a larger shade of each color.
The edge-lit LED display also features the 4K X-Reality PRO for better picture processing. In terms of audio, you get powerful 10W + 10W speakers with DTS Digital Surround audio and ClearAudio+ sound processing. Unfortunately, Bravia 4K HDR Smart LED TVs are not available in the market today. Nepa Hima might update the lineup with the latest models sometime in the future.
Bravia 4K HDR Android / Google TV
While the Smart TVs earlier in this list had internet access, app support, and everything else, their operating system was Linux. That implies you’ll have limited app access and so on. On the contrary, we have Sony’s full-fledged Android TV, which is the more commonly acknowledged standard.
Anyway, they have features like 4K X-Reality PRO, Voice Search, Built-in Wi-Fi, and so on. You can find 43″ and 50″ variants of the Sony Bravia 4K HDR LED TVs with Android TV OS in Nepal.
| Model | Key Specs | Price in Nepal (MRP) |
| KD-43X75 | 43”, UHD (3840 x 2160 px), 4K X- Reality PRO, X1 Processor, Voice Search, Built-in Wi-Fi | Rs. 100,000 |
| KD-50X75 | 50”, UHD (3840 x 2160 px), 4K X- Reality PRO, X1 Processor, Voice Search, Built-in Wi-Fi | Rs. 135,000 |
Aside from that, Nepa Hima has brought Sony TVs with the newer Google TV standard as well. But isn’t Android and Google TV the same thing? In short, no. Google TV is essentially a rebranded version of Android TV with additional functionality and a few design modifications.
It means Google TV’s core codebase is still Android. But this new iteration caters with a greater emphasis on personalized content and tailored recommendations.
| Model | Key Specs | Price in Nepal |
| 55X80J | 55”, UHD (3840 x 2160 px), 4K X- Reality PRO, X1 Processor, Voice Search, Live Colour TRILUMINOS PRO, HDR10, HLG, Dolby Audio, Wi-Fi/Ethernet | Rs. 180,000 |
| 65X80J | 65”, UHD (3840 x 2160 px), 4K X- Reality PRO, X1 Processor, Voice Search, Live Colour TRILUMINOS PRO, HDR10, HLG, Dolby Audio, Wi-Fi/Ethernet | Rs. 231,000 |
| 75X80J | 75”, UHD (3840 x 2160 px), 4K X- Reality PRO, X1 Processor, Voice Search, Live Colour TRILUMINOS PRO, HDR10, HLG, Dolby Audio, Wi-Fi/Ethernet | Rs. 360,000 |
| 55X75K | 55”, UHD (3840 x 2160 px), 4K X- Reality PRO, X1 Processor, Voice Search, HDR10, HLG, Dolby Audio, Wi-Fi/Ethernet | Rs. 161,500 |
| 65X75K | 65”,UHD (3840 x 2160 px), 4K X- Reality PRO, X1 Processor, Voice Search, HDR10, HLG, Dolby Audio, Wi-Fi/Ethernet | Rs. 211,000 |
| 55X80K | 55”, UHD (3840 x 2160 px), 4K X- Reality PRO, X1 Processor, Light Sensor, Voice Search, Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG, Dolby Audio, Wi-Fi/Ethernet | Rs. 187,00 |
| 65X80K | 65”, UHD (3840 x 2160 px), 4K X- Reality PRO, X1 Processor, Light Sensor, Voice Search, Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG, Dolby Audio, Wi-Fi/Ethernet | Rs. 238,000 |
| 75X80K | 75”, UHD (3840 x 2160 px), 4K X- Reality PRO, X1 Processor, Light Sensor, Voice Search, Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG, Dolby Audio, Wi-Fi/Ethernet | Rs. 375,000 |
Sony Bravia 4K HDR Android OLED TV
Moving on, Sony’s Bravia OLED TVs are the belle of the ball among the company’s lineup of televisions, so to speak. OLED, as you might know, has an infinite contrast ratio since each pixel on this type of display can be turned on/off depending on the content. Therefore, you’ll get darker dark, and brighter brights compared to regular LED TVs.
Unfortunately, Sony’s OLED TVs aren’t available right now. However, we can expect newer models in the future.
Sony QD-OLED TV
At CES 2022, Sony unveiled the world’s first QD-OLED panel as part of the A95K series. This new technology was developed by Samsung Display. Here, a Quantum Dot (QD) layer is placed in front of the OLED backlight. This helps the panel achieve brighter and more vibrant colors.
Sony QD-OLED TVs are yet not available in Nepal.
Sony Bravia TV Price in Nepal 2023 [Summary]
| Sony Bravia TV Model | Size & Resolution | Price in Nepal |
| KDL-32W830K | 32” HD | Rs. 72,000 |
| KD-43X75 | 43″ 4K UHD | Rs. 100,000 |
| KD-50X75 | 50” 4K UHD | Rs. 135,000 |
| KD-55X80J | 55”, 4K UHD | Rs. 170,000 |
| KD-65X80J | 65”, 4K UHD | Rs. 230,000 |
| KD-75X80J | 75”, 4K UHD | Rs. 360,000 |
| KD-55X75K | 55”, 4K UHD | Rs. 161,500 |
| KD-65X75K | 65”, 4K UHD | Rs. 211,000 |
| KD-55X80K | 55”, 4K UHD | Rs. 187,000 |
| KD-65X75K | 65”, 4K UHD | Rs. 238,000 |
| KD-75X80K | 75”, 4K UHD | Rs. 375,000 |
