Sony HTP-BD3IS

Blu-ray erformance and sub-sat integration

Struggles when the action gets full-on and comlicated ; The subwoofer looks like a dog ; BD slow

It feels a tad cobbled together, but the BD3iS delivers great visuals and physics-defying sound from its golf ball-sized speakers

Smallest satellite speakers we've ever seen ; Speakers produce surprisingly good audio ; Blu-ray pictures look sharp and colourful ; Reasonable feature set

Low-frequency audio can sound detached ; System doesn't feel entirely unified

Conclusion We'd fully expected the Sony HTP-BD3IS to be all style and no substance. But, although it's not perfect by any means, its performance is far less compromised by the tiny size of its speakers than we'd thought possible

initially looking at a bose system, but found them to be very expensive. searched amazon and found the sony (with good reviews)so thought we'd try it. ordered from amazon and it arrived within 3days. Had to install it straight away (like a kid with a...

initially looking at a bose system, but found them to be very expensive. searched amazon and found the sony (with good reviews)so thought we'd try it. ordered from amazon and it arrived within 3days. Had to install it straight away (like a kid with a...

Apalling! Do not buy - it is NOT wireless (even with WAHT-SA1) and we never got back 2 speakers working! See other reviews if you don't believe me and steer well clear of Sony's 'creative marketing'! Pictures of the speakers misleading, all have...