Sony Bravia KDL-W4000 Series LCD TV (32",40",46",52") ciao.co.uk User Reviews

We have had the Sony KDL-32W4000 for just over a week and the picture on ours is brilliant. This is our second Sony Bravia television, the first was a 26inch which we have been very pleased with. When we went to get our new tv we decided to go for a large...

picture quality

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Unfortunately sony are missing the mark quite dramatically with their newer tvs. Yes they are still good on standard definition, and yes they do look stunning when displaying blue ray due to the 1080p output but when compared to similar spec'd tvs at much...

Sony Build Quality, sparkly blue frame

Currently Overpriced compared to rivals, disappointing picure for price

Bit of advice for the first reviewer - I think The Daily Planet are looking for a replacement for Clark Kent who has just as good eyesight - you should give them a call! How do you see white dots on this screen? Do you live in an igloo and the dots are li...

We have bought this TV from John Lewis who offer a 5 years free guarantee with it. This is our first LCD TV and I am more than impressed. The picture and sound quality are amazing. The resolution is 1080p and therefore HD ready. It has also got True movie...

HD Ready

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...- is a brand that Sony uses to market its high definition LCD televisions, in addition to projection televisions and projectors, and mobile phones in countries such as Japan. The original name was WEGA and some BRAVIA advertisements can still be found...

Standard and HD images are exceptional + Trendy/modern + range of features

disgustingly high prices, particularly in department stores!

...portrayal and solid connectivity, the Sony KDL40W4000Buy this for 885.00 at Dixons Britain's leading HDTV retailer does show some areas of improvement over the outgoing W3000 series: calibrated black level is slightly deeper; standard-def scaling is be...

Picture Quality

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The KDL.40W4000 is a HD (High Definition) TV, with 1080p .When searching around, we found loads of good deals for TVs with 720p / 1080i; but we finally decided to spend a little bit more and go for the 1080p. Why? Well, we don't really change TV that ofte...

Great picture quality, cheaper than others with same specs, 5 years warranty, amazing quality

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