Sony KDL-55EX723

Slim depth ; Freeview software ; Online VOD & apps ; 2D Blu-ray detail ; All-round 2D versatility

Ghosting on 3D ; Too few USB slots for accessories ; Poor audio ; 3D glasses optional add-on ; Wired LAN only

The Sony KDL-55EX723 is an advanced attempt at a living room all-rounder, with a super-slim 41mm depth, online goodies galore and a 3D mode, though you will have to add the glasses yourself (Sony now sell them for as little as £60); think of it as a...

Big screen ; cracking on-demand content ; great Blu-ray motion ; detailed HD ; lovely colour

Crosstalk and double-images on 3D ; weak sound

Really impressive with 2D but falls badly behind in terms of 3D

Colour, detail, 2D Blu-ray, online services, Freeview EPG

Uncomfortable 3D, poor audio

It may be 3D-ready, but this 55-inch LED telly struggles with the third way. Otherwise one of the finest 2D sets around, with a peerless online dimension, we’re nevertheless not sure that a TV that lacks both built-in WiFi and 3D glasses should command...

sony entertainment netwurk .

heavy 2 lift , like puting on wall .

sony is vest

mis sold

Great picture.Love the wireless conectivity through wi-fi. I can stream my laptop or phone to the tv .

3d glasses not included. Will not play a lot of videos through the internet conection, because Sony do not use flash player. You cannot transfer tv programs you have recorded on a memory stick through the tv to other devices, because sony encode it.

QUALITY PICTURE LOADS OF EXTRAS SKYPE INTERNET ECT

NON

Picture quality. Weight

The Scart, Aerial and audio sockets come directly out of the rear of the TV. This makes wall mounting with a slim wall bracket impossible. That was my original intention.

Good product, good picture, impressive wireless DNLA performance.

Very poor user documentation on Internet browsing, and DNLA configuration.

image internet connection backup help on line

sound average no 3d glasses supplied only 1 scart