Advantages: 32"widescreen,HD ready,built in freevew
Disadvantages: the speakers arn't to good

...specs: 32"widescreen HD ready built in freeview 16:9 resulution The television itself looks superb.The quality of the freeview channels through it Ithought were really good especially on channels 4 and 5.The picture quality is absolutely spot on as it is HD ready which means its got more pixels in the screen than your average television therefore the picture is crisper and more clear. The speakers that are build into the television dont really project that much sound so adding a surround sound speaker system would help it alot though the television is still good enough without a speaker system. The electronic program guide (epg) that is on the freeview isnt the best ive seen on other freeview boxes but it does the job that it needs to. You can also plug in your dvd player to it through one of the scart lead sockets... Read review

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Advantages: excellent picture and sound, lots of easilly accessed connections, inbuilt freeview box
Disadvantages: Lack of programme information on the tv planner

...I bought this TV about 2 months ago and it has worked faultlessly ever since. Picture is great and the sound is also more than adequate despite other reviews. The styling is also very smart, matt black all over gives it an understated style that doesn't detract from the excellent picture quality. There are more HDMI, SCART etc inputs on the back than you'll ever need (all easily accessed too) and the controls, both on top of the unit itself and on the remote are clearly understood. From turning it on to having all my channels tuned and my PS3 connected took less than 5 minutes. Overall I can't really fault this product at all and I especially like the convenience of the in-built freeview box (with the only niggle being the lack of channel info when you're browsing tv planner)... Read review

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Advantages: Great Screen Quality, and durability
Disadvantages: None

...History Established in 1945 as a Radio repair company, Sony has gone form strength to strength and has introduced the extremely popular playstation, and is at the forefront of technology. Introduction The MFM-HT75W, is a 17” HD ready LCD Sony television. It incorporates great looks with a fantastic picture. I purchased my television late 2005, and have decided to update my review. The choices that I faced when deciding which television to buy were how big, how much, and what make. In the end I decided that I should give myself a budget of £300, and would try to get a widescreen 15” to 19” television. Then I had to decide which make, it needed to be reputable which knocked outmost of the Argos televisions, and a great deal of other makes. I narrowed it down to 4 makes, Panasonic; Sony; Philips; or Goodman’s, I then thought that I had... Read review

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Advantages: great picture, great sound, great looking
Disadvantages: no teletext, but coloured buttons on remote

...So I haven’t been on Ciao for a while, my sincerest apologies, but I'm back with a bounce and here is another review for you to sink your teeth into if you like it, or your claws if you don’t! It’s about my new Sony TV, the Wega 14 KV14LM1U. So where did it all begin….. …..I recently moved house and with this changed all my household goods, one of which was the TV, I needed a new one and I needed one bad. I know that people say that before TV there was the wireless and cards and games and that life was wonderful yada yada, but stop…it just aint the same without TV. So I had a choice of what to buy. I choose the Sony 14” TV that I am reviewing today. It cost £180, which is expensive I think for the size, but I was a sucker for that little SONY logo at the bottom. You can get 14” other brands at a much cheaper price, yes... Read review

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Advantages: looks good and stylish, remote is great, has a great range of features
Disadvantages: The price is really the only bad thing

...Like I said in my other review on the DVD player, the con was the fact that I had to buy a new TV to enjoy the full potential of my DVD player. And here it is, the TV that caught my eye. The Sony KV-27FS13 is a stylish, flat-screen TV. I think the main question that everyone asks is that, is there any point splashing out that little bit more and get a flat screen TV that is very stylish and space-saving, or should I get a cheaper non-flat TV? So basicly all you're asking is, is there any other advantages on a flat screen apart from the space saved and the stylish looks. Well read on. Looks Like I said before, this TV looks stylish and very cool. You can also buy a matching Sony stand for this TV and I think you need it. The buttons on the TV are located on the top of the TV so it is much easier to work than... Read review

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Advantages: Sony quality, good picture, cheapest of range for Wega TV
Disadvantages: very heavy (43kg), limited connections

...I saw a refurbished bargain - only £160 instead of the £320 usual price. Could I refuse this for a Sony Wega 28" TV? Certainly not, so it replaced my aged Panasonic 21" normal TV. As with any widescreen CRT TV the first thing you notice is the sheer physical size. The box only just squeezed through the door, and the TV took two people to lift. Styling is smart with curves sweeping backwards and a silver finish. There are two scart connections at the rear, but only one is RGB compatible. There is also an AV socket at the front for videocameras etc. Higher end TVs usually have more RGB capable scart sockets so this TV requires you to either daisychain your equipment or buy a signal switcher box - I have a DVD, FTA digibox, VCR, and Sky+ all daisychained to the single RGB scart. The TV autosenses which item was last turned on so... Read review

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Advantages: Good Picture, easy to set up
Disadvantages: Heavy

...Changing your television in these days is very difficult, there are so many good ones on the market. All different sorts, plasma, digital etc., wide range of prices and hundreds of manufacturers. Having had Sony televisions for years now with no problems we decided to buy another, but which one? Visits were made to all the tv shops in our area and after a lot of looking and a lot of chatting we decided to go for the KD-28DX40U Sony Trinitron Digital TV. Having made that decision we now needed to know where the best deal was. We found this in our local Warehouse Shop where it was on special offer. Money off as well as a free Sony DVD player. After VAT the price was £949.49. It has now been installed since May of last year and we are very pleased with it. The wide 32" screen took a bit of getting used to after our much... Read review

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Advantages: Built in OnDigital and 5.1 surround sound for that cinema experience
Disadvantages: Expensive. Need to check on availability of signal.

...The Sony KV-32DS60U is a 32" widescreen TV with digital circuitry built in so you do not need a Digibox to receive the new digital broadcasts. The set is easy to setup as it can detect and program itself automatically. The standard analogue channels (BBC throught to Channel 5) are available as well as SHOP!, BBC NEWS 24, ITV2 and some others. Premium rate channels aren't included but OnDigital have told me that this TV, an IDTV, can receive premium channels after a subscription is set up. Trying to contact Sony's digital helpline is a nightmare. After numerous attempts I still haven't been able to talk to anyone. This is an area where they need to definitely improve their service. Connecting a VCR and DVD to the TV is easy. If the VCR has smartlink the TV can deliver the program presets direct to the VCR for analogue recording... Read review

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Advantages: Flatscreen, Easy to Carry, Lots of Features
Disadvantages: 1 Scart Socket, Noisy with Tape in.

...I got this TV on Christmas day, 2002 from my parents, it was my first TV for my room and I was over the moon, it ment i finally could play my PS2 in my own room whenever I wanted, and I spent most of Christmas Day playing Tony Hawk 3. Anyway, the TV itself is a TV/VCR combo with a flatscreen - bear in mind this is not a flatscreen television, it just has a flat glass rather than most TV's which have a rounded front - it is made by Sony and is very reliable. What I loved about this TV is its abundance of features. Teletext, Scart, VideoPlus, Manual timed recordings, one press of a button to change from 4:3 to 16:9 widescreen ratio, On Timer (which I used as my Alarm clock throughout my College years) and lots of other things which most basic TV's have. The TV is quite portable, it has 2 indents in the side which are effectively... Read review

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Advantages: Excellent Picture Quality
Disadvantages: None

...This SONY 26' LCD WEGA HDTV is the wave of the future. It has everything that you need in an LCD TV. Sony does in fact make the very best looking products and QUALITY to. I have over 35 different types of Sony products and they keep working no matter if you drop them or how hard you use them. Well this TV takes the cake. I just bought it yesterday and it is well worth the high price tag. I also bought the 23 inch that Sony makes and that is also very good. This 26 inch LCD TV sounds great with the WOW effect. It is so easy to use and hook up. The wire management system is the very best. Here are the PROS about this TV. PROS: Great quality and design. Bright, Clean, Clear and Sharp picture. There is no picture drag/trail with fast moving objects. Viewing angle is a 170 degrees, you cant ask for anything more than that... Read review

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