SONY BRAVIA KDL-V4000 Series LCD TV (26", 32", 37", 40", 46", 52")

Looks, Price, General picture....everything really

Some connections produce poor pictures, but is to be expected

Low consumtion LCD TV

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Sensible price ; Good range of connections ; Impressive pictures ; Easy to use

Short on features ; Not the prettiest TV available ; No USB or SD card slots

Conclusion Any concerns we had that Sony couldn't make cheap TVs have been emphatically laid to rest by the Bravia KDL-26V4000. In terms of features, it's fairly bare when judged by Sony's usual standards. It performs outstandingly well for the price,...

Although the presence of a touch more motion blur stops the 26V4000 being quite as desirable as its larger 37in sibling, its still easily one of the finest 26in TVs I've seen - and surprisingly affordable too.

Sony has done its level best to impress us lately with groundbreaking features, fancy operating systems, arch designs and madcap marketing campaigns. Yet the first of Sony's current TVs to unequivocally make our day turns out to be an entry-level model...

Really good picture quality, outstanding value for money, good connectivity

Some low-level motion blur, slight treble emphasis in its audio

All in all the KDL-32V4000 is a great screen that will fit nicely into any living room thanks to its Piano Black styling, and is impressively feature rich compared to similarly sized screens. Although you will feel like you are paying more for a Sony...

Cheap for a Sony / Great picture quality for the money

Not full HD / No 100Hz processing / Can’t play 1080p/24 feeds

Not that the love affair starts right away. For after getting thoroughly used to Sony’s penchant for illuminated logos and transparent body parts, the simple black and grey lines and light-free Sony name initially look a bit drab. But on reflection, in...