Sony BRAVIA 2 II Cyber Monday Deals 2025? - TV

Re: Sony BRAVIA 2 II Cyber Monday Deals 2025?

tank_hoOi — Sun, 01 Mar 2026 04:59:00 +0000

Just saw this thread and honestly you are gonna love the Sony BRAVIA 2 II 4K Ultra HD TV 65-inch! It is a fantastic choice for long-term ownership because Sonys image processing is just leagues ahead of the budget brands. For Cyber Monday 2025, you really want to keep an eye on B&H Photo or Crutchfield because they often offer those extended 5-year protection plans at a discount, which is amazing for peace of mind. Make sure you check for HDMI 2.1 specs on the 55 or 65 inch models so youre future-proofed for gaming with VRR and ALLM. If you want a setup that lasts, definitely look into the Sony HT-A7000 7.1.2ch Dolby Atmos Soundbar too. Using the Acoustic Center Sync feature is incredible... it basically turns the TV screen itself into the center speaker! It makes dialogue so much clearer. Also, dont forget a high-quality surge protector like the Panamax MR4300 9-Outlet Surge Protector to protect that motherboard long-term. Those Cyber Monday spikes are real and you dont want to fry your new baby!

Re: Sony BRAVIA 2 II Cyber Monday Deals 2025?

Holographicoxa — Tue, 24 Feb 2026 14:19:49 +0000

Tbh I actually disagree slightly with the focus on bundles. Usually the soundbars they throw into those Cyber Monday packages are entry-level models that dont really do the BRAVIA 2 II justice. If you want a truly better experience for the same total cash, skip the bundle and buy the 55 or 65 inch set solo, then grab something like the Sonos Beam Gen 2 Soundbar separately. It handles Dolby Atmos way better than the cheap kits retailers push. Also, definitely dont fall for the expensive HDMI cables or mounts the sales reps try to add on. I always use the ECHOGEAR Full Motion TV Wall Mount for my Sony sets because it is solid and way cheaper than the ones Best Buy stocks in-store. And for cables, just grab a Zeskit Maya 8K HDMI Cable 2.1 instead of the $80 ones at the counter. Youll save like $100 total by DIYing the accessories instead of taking the store bundle, which basically pays for a year of Netflix anyway.

Re: Sony BRAVIA 2 II Cyber Monday Deals 2025?

FrankPneut — Tue, 24 Feb 2026 03:31:27 +0000

I've been looking into this too because I'm super worried about messing up a new Sony BRAVIA 2 II if I buy one. Tbh, instead of paying for those setup services they always try to sell you on Cyber Monday, you can probably handle the basics yourself.

Use the Google Home app on your phone to do the initial setup... it's way faster than using the remote and feels a lot safer for beginners.

Look up the official Sony Support videos on YouTube for this specific model... they show you exactly how to unbox the 55 inch or 65 inch versions without putting pressure on the screen, which is what I'm most scared of. Anyway, just a thought if you want to save some extra cash for a better soundbar or something... I'm still learning but those videos made me feel way more confident.

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VictorPab — Sat, 29 Nov 2025 15:10:27 +0000

Hey,

So everyone’s covering price/values already, I’ll be the annoying safety nerd 😅

**Tip:** When you’re hunting Cyber Monday deals on the BRAVIA 2 II (55"/65"), prioritize **where** you buy over saving that extra $50.

- Stick to **authorized retailers** (Best Buy, Amazon *sold by Amazon*, Costco, Sony direct). I’ve seen sketchy outlets pushing “open box” BRAVIAs that had cracked mounting points and missing grounding screws… not fun when you wall‑mount a 65" over a couch.
- If you’re wall‑mounting, make sure the bundle includes a **VESA‑rated mount** that supports the exact weight of the BRAVIA 2 II (check the manual/specs, don’t just trust “up to 70"”).
- Look for deals that still include **full Sony warranty** – not “seller warranty only”. That matters if you get panel issues or power problems after a few months.
- For soundbar bundles, confirm the bar has **eARC** and proper surge protection (either a good surge strip or a UPS). Cheaper bundles sometimes skip that, and I’ve had issues after a power spike.

So yeah, chase the deal, but double‑check safety/mounting/warranty details before clicking buy.

Hope this helps!

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florinejeter450 — Sat, 29 Nov 2025 15:10:27 +0000

Hey,

Coming at this from the super budget/value side rather than just hunting the **biggest-looking** discount.

**Background / what usually happens**
Sony tends to run fairly *controlled* discounts on current-year BRAVIA lines. For sets like the BRAVIA 2 II, what I’ve seen the last few years is:
- **MSRP drop in early Nov** (this is the quiet “official” price cut)
- **Black Friday/Cyber Monday adds a bit more** (often another 8–15%)
- Then prices either stay close to that or creep *back up* in December

So the “Cyber Monday doorbuster” for a 55"/65" BRAVIA 2 II is usually not a massive surprise, it’s more like the *bottom* of a curve that started a few weeks earlier.

**Why this matters for your wallet**
The trap is:
- You see “$X OFF!!” but that’s off the old MSRP, not last week’s sale price.
- You overpay for a bundle you don’t actually need (overpriced soundbar, useless streaming credits).

So you might want to consider **total cost of ownership**, not just the TV sticker price.

**Practical gameplan (cost-conscious)**
1. **Set a target price now**
Look at current prices and subtract ~15–20% as a realistic Cyber Monday target:
- 55" BRAVIA 2 II → if it’s, say, $1,199 now, I’d aim for ~$950–1,000.
- 65" BRAVIA 2 II → if it’s $1,499 now, I’d aim for ~$1,200–1,250.

2. **Compare bundles vs DIY**
Retailer bundles (Best Buy, Costco, etc.) love to throw in:
- Mid-range Sony soundbar
- Extended warranty
- Gift cards / streaming credits

Be careful here:
- Many Sony soundbars drop by **$100–200** on their own around Cyber Monday. Often cheaper to buy TV bare + soundbar separately.
- Warranty through retailer is usually more expensive than just using a good credit card warranty extension.

3. **Watch warehouse clubs and authorized online dealers**
- **Costco/Sam’s**: often similar TV price but extra year of warranty included → that’s real value if you plan to keep it 5–7 years.
- **Authorized online dealers** sometimes do unadvertised “in-cart” discounts or add gift cards that effectively drop the price another 5–10%.

4. **Check return policies and price protection**
If you buy **a week before** Cyber Monday (because stock is sketchy), make sure to:
- Confirm return/price-match window (Best Buy, Amazon, etc. usually flexible this time of year).
- Some cards still offer limited price protection; that can save you if it drops again within 30–60 days.

5. **Don’t overpay for small spec jumps**
If the 65" BRAVIA 2 II ends up only like $150 more than the 55", that’s usually worth it for the size jump. But if the 65" deal is weak and you see last-year’s equivalent 65" model for $300 less, it *might* be smarter to take the older model and put the savings toward a proper soundbar.

**TL;DR value play**
- Track prices now so you know if Cyber Monday is a *real* deal.
- Prioritize: panel quality + size + warranty over flashy bundles.
- Watch Costco/Sam’s/authorized online dealers for best value, not just Amazon’s headline price.

Hope this helps! If you share current prices you’re seeing on the 55 vs 65, people here can sanity-check whether the eventual Cyber Monday deal is actually good or just marketing fluff.

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Joshuasax — Sat, 29 Nov 2025 14:40:34 +0000

Hey, so from the more nerdy/price‑tracking side of things, I’d say: don’t just look at the headline “Cyber Monday” price on the BRAVIA 2 II, watch the *effective* price.

Technically, Sony sets pretty strict MAP (minimum advertised pricing), so big undercuts usually come from:
- **Stacked promos**: store sale + card cashback + manufacturer rebate
- **Bundles**: discounted Sony soundbar, or gift cards that effectively drop the TV price

In past years, 55"/65" mid–high Sony models typically hit **18–25% off MSRP** on Black Friday weekend, then sometimes an extra **5–10% effective** via gift cards or points on Cyber Monday at places like:
- **Best Buy** – often best for TV + soundbar bundles
- **Costco/Sam’s** – extra warranty + decent price, less flashy but good long‑term value
- **Amazon** – good for brief lightning deals, but watch for third‑party sellers and weird return policies

You might want to:
1. **Track current baseline** now with something like camelcamelcamel / Keepa (for Amazon) so you can see if Cyber Monday is *actually* a deal.
2. Decide if you care more about **gaming features** (HDMI 2.1 ports, VRR, 4K120, Dolby Vision in game mode) vs. pure movie use. If you game, make sure both HDMI 2.1 ports are free for PS5/Series X and not eaten up by your sound system (eARC sharing can be annoying).
3. Factor in **total cost**: Sony’s premium LEDs look great, but you might get similar real‑world performance cheaper with something like Hisense U8 series or TCL QM8 and put the savings into a soundbar.

If you’re set on BRAVIA 2 II, I’d suggest waiting until **late Black Friday night through Cyber Monday morning** – that’s when I’ve seen the more aggressive bundle/GC offers pop up for Sony, not just the base discount.

Hope this helps!

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Pouringnlz — Sat, 29 Nov 2025 14:09:47 +0000

Hey,

I’m kinda in the same boat and just went through this with a BRAVIA 2 II 65" for my parents last year, so FWIW here’s what I saw and what I’d do again:

Short version: the *best* Cyber Monday prices for Sony usually hit at the big electronics chains + Amazon, but the really nice **bundles** (soundbar, gift cards, install, etc.) were better at Best Buy and Costco than Amazon.

On the 65" BRAVIA 2 II last year:
- Base discount: ~15–20% off MSRP on Black Friday
- Cyber Monday: sometimes an extra $50–$100 drop or added gift card instead of a lower base price
- Bundles: Best Buy had TV + mid‑range Sony soundbar for less than buying them separately by like $150–$200

If you’re eyeing 55" or 65", I’d:
1. **Track prices from early November** on Amazon, Best Buy, Costco, and Sony’s own store.
2. **Check warehouse clubs** (Costco/Sam’s) – they often throw in extra warranty which is underrated for TVs.
3. If you see ~20% off plus either a soundbar deal or a $100+ gift card, I’d personally pull the trigger.

Also, don’t ignore open‑box “Excellent” units at Best Buy around that time – mine was open‑box and it’s been solid.

Hope this helps! Happy to compare prices if you post what you’re seeing closer to the date.

Sony BRAVIA 2 II Cyber Monday Deals 2025?

Shawnunape — Sat, 29 Nov 2025 14:09:42 +0000

Anyone know what to expect for Sony BRAVIA 2 II Cyber Monday deals in 2025? I’ve been holding off on upgrading my living room TV and specifically eyeing the 55" or 65" BRAVIA 2 II. Hoping for good discounts or bundles (soundbar, streaming credits, etc.). Based on previous years, when and where do the best Cyber Monday prices usually show up for this model?