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Sony's new X800H is a major improvement over last year's G model, with interface tweaks and more powerful processing. Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos have been added to the mix, along with a redesigned remote control that finally looks like something that belongs with a Sony TV. With social distancing measures in place, my testing has been relocated from the TechHive lab to my home office, where the 65-inch X800H ($1,000) that Sony sent me for evaluation made for a tight squeeze. I'm guessing Sony sent this size because the 55-inch and smaller models don't have the fancy almond-shaped X-speakers that increase audio quality. I didn't hear the have-nots, so I can't comment on the difference, but the 65X800H's audio is definitely a step above the norm in this price range.