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✓ Verified source: The Times of India · 19:04 IST · Tuesday, 07 July 2026

Sony Launches 16 New Bravia Professional Displays in India, Starting at Rs 1,40,000

Sony Launches 16 New Bravia Professional Displays in India, Starting at Rs 1,40,000
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Key facts

  • Sony launches 16 new Bravia professional display models in India
  • Starting price: Rs 1,40,000
  • Targeted at hotels, corporate offices, retail, and broadcast sectors
  • Reflects growth in India's commercial AV infrastructure market

Sony has expanded its professional display business in India with the launch of 16 new Bravia models, with entry pricing set at Rs 1,40,000, according to The Times of India. The range targets commercial buyers across hospitality, corporate, retail, and broadcast sectors, where the demand for high-quality large-format screens has grown alongside India's infrastructure and services boom.

The Bravia professional line is distinct from Sony's consumer television range, offering features tailored to commercial environments — higher brightness levels for well-lit spaces, content management integration, extended operational hours, and form factors suited to signage and public display. The 16-model lineup suggests Sony sees sufficient depth in India's commercial display market to offer a broad portfolio rather than a token presence.

India's commercial display market has been benefiting from a wave of hotel and office construction, the expansion of modern retail, and increased investment in corporate AV infrastructure. As businesses upgrade from older, lower-resolution screens, premium brands like Sony, LG, and Samsung are competing for a share of replacement and new-installation budgets.

For enterprise IT and procurement teams evaluating display investments, the Rs 1,40,000 starting point positions the Bravia professional range at the premium end of the market. Sony's decision to introduce all 16 models simultaneously signals confidence that Indian commercial buyers are ready to absorb a full professional-grade range.

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