Genuine Sony SXRD853 4K SXRD Panel – New & Original
This listing is for one brand-new, genuine Sony SXRD853 SXRD chip. This is the core optical component responsible for producing the picture in compatible Sony 4K SXRD projectors. If your screen shows a persistent green or yellow wash, a degraded SXRD panel is almost always the root cause. Replacing it restores accurate color and full native 4K sharpness.
The SXRD853 is built on Sony 4K Projector, 4096* 2160 pixels. Each projector uses three identical panels for red, green, and blue—they share the same part number and are completely interchangeable. The blue panel often fails first because it sits closest to the heat path, but you do not need to buy a blue chip. A new red or green panel works perfectly in any color slot and will outlast a used blue panel every time.
This chip is often the correct replacement for projectors exhibiting the well-known SXRD optical block degradation—a documented issue where green, yellow, or magenta tints spread across the image due to polarizer or panel breakdown over time.
Condition: Brand New, Original Sony
What you receive is one new, original Sony SXRD853 SXRD panel. No recycled pulls, no refurbished units, no third-party substitutes. Every panel is inspected to meet the exact optical specifications required by compatible Sony 4K SXRD projectors.
Fast, Tracked Shipping & 1-Year Warranty
Your order ships promptly with end-to-end tracking. It is covered by a 90-day no-questions-asked return period and a full 1-year warranty. If you need alignment guidance, our support team is here to walk you through it.
Please Confirm Before You Order
Product images are for reference only. The actual item matches the model and specifications described in this listing. If you are unsure about the exact SXRD panel type you need, simply send us a clear photo of your original chip. We will confirm the correct part for you at no charge, so you can order with confidence.
Fix the discoloration at the source—add the new SXRD853 panel to your cart and give your 4K projector a second life.
