Sony Bravia KDL-32W5500 32in LCD TV Comments
| Author | John Archer |
| Published | 14th Jul 2009 |
| Manufacturer | Sony |
| Price | £498.26 (Exc VAT) |
| as reviewed | £573.00 (Inc VAT) |
| Latest Price | Click here |
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Comments for Sony Bravia KDL-32W5500 32in LCD TV
Ahlan said on 14th July 2009
Greg said on 14th July 2009
"Design is fairly pleasing"
Are you kidding? This TV would fit in perfectly back in 2004.
Pbryanw said on 14th July 2009
@Ahlan - Interesting, but I don't expect a TrustedReview review to go into the same depth as one from AVForums. They're aimed at two different audiences, and both are just as valid. Actually, I prefer the TR article, as I'm not interested in greyscale or colour accuracy, but how Movies and Freeview look on it.
I suppose it comes down to personal preference at the end of the day, but I don't feel one review invalidates (or is better then) the other.
haim said on 14th July 2009
@Athlan, Couldn't you just have said you agree with the review?
ChrisC said on 14th July 2009
@Greg - I think the design is functional & inoffensive. At this price point, I want all my money going into the best picture (and sound) performance as possible.
Xamph said on 14th July 2009
Does not play MKV files from a USB stick which the Samsung B650 does. I've not turned on my Popcorn Hour in yonks!
scatface said on 29th July 2009
this is a great tv, reals shows what a 32" LCD can do, my PS3 games and blu ray discs
digitalsavage said on 3rd August 2009
Can anyone tell me: is the KDL32W5500 (with Motion Flow) worth £100 more than the KDL32V5500u (without)? Please advise....
Donny Boy said on 14th October 2009
Any chance of a review of the 32V5500?
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Pros
Black level and contrast are superior to many other LCD TVs
Design is fairly pleasing
Greyscale is shockingly accurate out of the box using "Theatre" mode
And in this case, could be improved further with the calibration options
Standard def video processing is very good
Extensive networking and connectivity options
Game mode allows input lag to be lessened (but not totally eradicated)
100hz Motionflow system can be disabled
Cons
Colour accuracy (although an improvement on older Sonys) could still be improved
LCD panel has response time issues with black, and viewing angle is still an issue
OSD is slightly unresponsive
http://www.avforums.com/reviews/Sony-KDL-32W5500-LCD-HDTV-Review.html
Enough said.