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Hello there, thanks for your question. The viewing angles of this 85-inch X95L are (Right/Left) 178(89/89) degrees and (Up/Down) 178(89/89) degrees. Hope this helps. Big screen picture meets ultimate contrast and brightness, powered by the intelligent Cognitive Processor XR™. Bring the theater experience into your home with thousands of precisely controlled Mini LEDs delivering amazing contrast. XR Backlight Master Drive™ fine tunes the picture resulting in deep blacks and natural colors revitalizing your favorite movies and games. ~Earl

I would definitely agree with the other answer. The viewing angles are superb for a mini-led TV. about 30-35 degrees off center no difference and holds up well at 45 degrees.

I find the viewing angle to be pretty impressive for an LED. I can hardly see any difference even as far as 30-35 degrees off center.

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Hello there, thanks for your question. The viewing angles of this 85-inch X95L are (Right/Left) 178(89/89) degrees and (Up/Down) 178(89/89) degrees. Hope this helps. Big screen picture meets ultimate contrast and brightness, powered by the intelligent Cognitive Processor XR™. Bring the theater experience into your home with thousands of precisely controlled Mini LEDs delivering amazing contrast. XR Backlight Master Drive™ fine tunes the picture resulting in deep blacks and natural colors revitalizing your favorite movies and games. ~Earl
Answered by SonyListens 1 year ago
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I would definitely agree with the other answer. The viewing angles are superb for a mini-led TV. about 30-35 degrees off center no difference and holds up well at 45 degrees.
Answered by hometheaterguy 1 year ago
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I find the viewing angle to be pretty impressive for an LED. I can hardly see any difference even as far as 30-35 degrees off center.
Answered by DJ10S 1 year ago
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