I have recently picked myself up a Sony Bravia 32" S5500, and I am very impressed. For anyone who loves gadgets you will love the ability to be able to plug in a USB stick and play your music or show off your latest holiday photos. FYI - I won't be comparing any technical data of the TV such as aspect ratio and refresh rates, I will simply be giving you an overview of what the TV has to offer and how well it performs. The TV is well packaged, plenty of polystyrene to stop any unwanted movement during transit. Set up and installation was a breeze. It comes with a small stand that slots straight into the underside of the TV and a few screws ...  Read the complete review

I have owned my Sony Bravia 32 KDL-32S5500 since August 2009 and can honestly say I am a happy customer. I was never a fan of silver TV's so the return to a black surround is a welcome change, which on the Sony Bravia is also not too bulky. The Sony Bravia has stunning picture quality with crisp, clear, vibrant colours and deep blacks (a quality that is often lacking from other LCD TV's). Sound quality is also very good which completes the whole viewing experience. On the slightly negative side, the EPG could have been better. To look at programme information on another channel the EPG switches you to that channel, which can be a little annoying ...  Read the complete review

This is a brilliant television, like all Sonys both the picture quality and sound quality are near perfect. The blacks are rich and the rest of the colours warm. Even with games consoles, normal DVDs and blu-ray dvds. In looking for a television I looked at so many and yet I chose this one because it is just slightly better than the others in every respect/ It has no major bonuses or any major flaws but all its little improvements over other TVs add up to a much better machine. Even when it is turned off it looks modern and sleek, something which cannot be said of the old CRT televisions. The matt black look is thorougly professional looking and it is difficult to ...  Read the complete review

here we have an entry level 32in Sony Bravia, with an entry level 720 progressive resolution, with 50hz picture processor. Firstly the first thing to hit is the fact that sony seem to have gone for a more understated affair with this particular model, preferring a more modest matt black, than the often over used glossy black form Samsungs. Lets start by looking at the freeview tuner, most Sony's have excellent solid tuners as standard, as this too, is no exception, on terrestail feeds the picture appears stable and edge detail clearly defined. But, its when you connect this tv to a hd source that it really comes into its own. I watched sixth sense on ...  Read the complete review

The design of this LCD TV may not be the most slim or shiny but it is strong and solid and has a nice molded finish to the corner edges. The stand is rectangular and supports the body well and aids in the elegance it holds. Features The features on board this Sony TV are all necessary to produce an excellent image without extra complications or settings. The Sony Bravia Engine 2 picture enhancement technology ensures all is taken care of in the image quality department whereas the 25,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio ensures blacks are deep and detailed and contrast is on top form. Scene Select allows you easy access to alter the sound and image to suit your ...  Read the complete review