Bravia (brand)
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| Owner | Sony (2005–present) TCL Electronics (2026–present) |
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| Type | mainly LCD, LED & OLED HDTV |
| Retail availability | 2005–present |
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| Predecessor | WEGA |
| Related articles | HDTV Sony |
| Production | Tokyo, Japan London, England Tijuana, Mexico (Sony Baja California) Sydney, Australia Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, United States (Sony Technology Center-Pittsburgh) Shanghai, China Hong Kong, China Singapore Istanbul, Turkey |
Bravia (stylized as BRAVIA) is a brand of televisions currently produced by Bravia Inc. based in Ōsaki, Tokyo, Japan, a joint venture between TCL Electronics and Sony Corporation. The brand name is owned by Sony, which has produced flat-panel LCD televisions using the brand since 2005. Bravia products have been produced under the joint venture since 2026, with Sony continuing to be responsible for design and technologies while TCL does manufacturing and distribution.
The Bravia name is a backronym for "Best Resolution Audio Visual Integrated Architecture". Outside of LCD and OLED televisions, the brand has also been used on mobile phones in some markets, mainly Japan, as of 2007.