Sony 65 BRAVIA 8 II QD OLED drops to $2498 in latest price cut

Save $801.99 on this price drop.

Sony's flagship QD OLED just took a serious haircut at Amazon. The 65-inch BRAVIA 8 II, which launched with a $3299.99 list price, has dropped to $2498, and that works out to $801.99 in savings against its usual sticker. For a panel this current, it is hard to ask for more.

This is the second-gen BRAVIA 8 with a Quantum Dot panel, and it is sitting lower than its 30-day average of $3118.27 and its 90-day average of $2905.01. Sony 65 BRAVIA 8 II QD OLED drops to $2498 - save $801.99. That puts this 24% discount well under what the TV has been selling for all summer.

THE DEAL

Sony 65 BRAVIA 8 II QD OLED

$2498 (was $3299.99) - Save $801.99 (24% off)

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Get This Price

If you have been tracking this set, the numbers tell the story. The 180-day average sits at $2820.93, the all-time low is $2298, and this $2498 tag lands closer to that floor than to anything you would normally pay.

For just $2498, down from its list price of $3299.99, it is one of the better QD OLED values around right now. Sony does not discount its top-tier panels often, so when a 24% cut appears, it is worth acting on.

What You're Getting

The BRAVIA 8 II runs a Quantum Dot panel with XR Triluminos Max, which pushes billions of accurate real-world colors while the over 8 million self-lit pixels hold pure black at Sony's highest OLED brightness. The XR Processor handles the AI side, boosting color, contrast, and clarity scene by scene in real time.

Google TV keeps every streaming app in one place with voice search through Google Assistant, and you can cast or AirPlay straight to the screen.

Who This Is For

This is for the buyer who wants a reference-grade OLED without paying reference-grade money. If you are upgrading from an older LED or a first-gen OLED, the jump in brightness and color accuracy is immediate.

Movie nights and HDR gaming are where this panel earns its keep. If you can stretch the budget a bit more to chase the $2298 all-time low, you might wait, but that low has not shown up in a while and no guarantee it returns.

Final Verdict

At $2498. This is the price to move on for anyone ready to buy a top-tier QD OLED now. It undercuts the summer averages by a clear margin, and the 24% cut at Amazon makes the Sony a strong pick over pricier alternatives.