Sony TVs Reviews

I have a Sony Bravero (sp?) and it meets or exceeds all my expectations for a flat screen TV. Great picture, good sound and wonderful value. I highly recommend it.

Very good viewing experience. Sleek and aesthetic. Value for money. No frills. Have a 22 inch, 40 Inch and 32 Inch. The one issue with a 22 Inch is that it does not have a audio port and hence you cannot connect a wireless headphone.

The 45" Sony Bravia we own has provided excellent picture quality. It is easy to use and was easy to set up. The picture quality is excellent from every angle. In the 8 years we've had it, we had zero problems.

Have had two other brands. This is still superior picture, more pixels so more color. BUT... Within the first year, I had to use the warranty to have repair out to the house because the TV failed. Also, always slow response to remote control, occasionally gets stuck and won't respond to remote control, including trying to turn it off and on again, so have to get up and do it with manual controls behind the TV which is irritating and clumsy and then it goes back to working okay again... Can't ever remember which of the buttons is the right one and have to do it by touch alone behind the TV.

We own three Sony TV. My oldest Sony TV is six years old and never have had a problem. The only problem I have had with one of my smallest is the back cord keep falling out. And I did call the company to replaced it and was shocked on how much it costed to replace.

I have a Sony flatscreen 40" television. I bought about 5 years ago and have not had any problems with it. The overall quality is great. My second television is also a Sony. It's only a 19", but is a great size for a small room. I've had that one for 10 years or more.

All the brands I have bought in the past have been good. The Vizio is a smart TV and is working well. Great picture and great sound. It was worth the money.

Good TV. Sony high def. Price was a bit higher than some of the others but the screen was clearer and viewing the picture from the side was good. In some other models the picture was blurred.

I have owned a 60-inch Sony for more than 5 years and have never had any issues with it. It has many features although by today standards does not meet a 5 star rating. The only feature that has bothered me is that its remote control requires a somewhat direct line of sight to be effective. But in truth, that is offset by its reliability never having required any service.

The TV is overall above average, although the picture is not quite as sharp as other 1080p HD televisions like Sharp. Features are somewhat complicated and the various onscreen submenus are confusing.

The first is a Sony, 40 inch very thin, purchased 2005 and is still working. There was one issue 2015, the back was removed and the screws were removed and replaced (possibly lost ground). The second, is a Sony 46 inch very thin, purchased 2012 and works a little better (picture). The picture is a little sharper and cleaner. I have had a very good experience with the Sony TVs since 1985. Sony is a little on the high end, but you get what you pay for.

I have bought many different brands in electronics and found that Sony and Pioneer have always delivered what their ads claim. They are also the brands I have kept longest.

I don't know the model, but my Sony has been going for almost 10 years now. I'd like to buy a "smart TV", but can't justify throwing this perfectly good TV out! The picture quality is great, along with the always-neglected sound, and the fact that it's lasted so long is awesome - most of my friends have had big screen TV's conk out on them after only a few years, and then they are too expensive to bother fixing!

Since purchasing the 50" TV, we've no problem technically or otherwise. The functionality is easy to master, the technology works as expected, you can link to a website using your home wifi connectivity. You can link to YouTube and other applications if you are tired of channels provided by your TV provider.

Easy to set up. Use great picture. Love the WiFi, playing video games on it. The HD on it is good. Hooking up games and DVD players is a snap. The sound good.

Sony Bravia TV are very good TV, very reliable. Have 2 for the past 4 years and no problems. They are a good quality TV and recommend them highly. These both have been used 20 hours per day without any issues.

I've been a SONY television owner since the introduction of the Trinitron picture tube back in the 70's. The Trinitron's single gun design was revolutionary and SONY has led the industry with a superior picture ever since.

This Sony Model KDL-60EX500 works great. The picture is bright and clear. Anti-glare screen is also a big plus. The sound is built in and sounds natural and full. Have had no issues with the TV at all. This TV has ambient light sensor to lower and raise the brightness according to room light level. You don't even ever notice any difference in sunlight viewing or at night. It seems the same. Great feature. This TV has lots of useful inputs too. I would buy a Sony product again.

In 2008 I purchased a 55 inch Sony LCD TV. It's the W series and I highly recommend Sony TVs especially XBR series. The picture is excellent and sharp, colors are mesmerizing. It's a experience that you won't forget. I would not own anything else. From their cheaper models to the XBR series you will love it.

I have 4 Sony T.V.s now & I have had them for over 20 years. I have never had any major problems with any TV's I've owned. I always recommend Sony products.

I have two new Samsung smart TVs that have a very sharp picture. They are both 55 inch in size. I am no techno wiz, but listen to Pandora through the internet feature on the televisions. I purchased the TVS at Costco on a special and feel the TVS are a terrific value. I would recommend them to everyone.

Currently Sony - excellent quality, performance, picture, features, size, durability as well as sound. I had this TV since 2010 and have not had a problem as of yet. Love my Sony!!

Normal experience. I use Television for regular watching news or some good program. Therefore I don't have much opinion. Of course good and sharp picture is important.

Sorry, I don't recall model of the Bravia, however I just didn't see anything exceptional about the Sony tv oppose to Bestbuy Insignia. I can only assume that Sony has built its name and representation where they can easy ask for more money for their tv. I just don't see it?

We have a new 60" LED, KDL60 Bravia. It is a smart TV with a Netflix button built right into the control. We are very pleased with the picture quality and sound. We are also quite happy with the size. We sit approximately 12 to 14 feet from the TV. We also have Fibe TV. Quite pleased with our purchase.

I have a 55 inch Sony tv that I truly am satisfied with the performance. It is a 2006 model and it's still going strong. The only thing I have done was replace the projection lamp. It's a rear projection model. It's a little big in the back. It takes a lot of room. I also have a Sony Bravo 40 inch which is about 8 years old. I will always buy a Sony tv. They cost a little more but are very reliable.

Sony Bravia 2008 - Vertical bars began to appear around 14 months ago and no way to fix them. I was told that if my TV had been a 2009 model, Sony had a downloadable fix for it. But not for this one. This TV was very expensive at the time.

Our television is a Sony EX62 46" Bravia LCD digital, approximately 4 years old. It has lots of features, most of which we do not use because we have no cable service. Our tv is used almost exclusively for watching DVDs and watching the occasional tv show with an Apple TV add-on. We are satisfied with the size for the bedroom, the picture and sound are decent and it is stable on the base provided for setup.

I have 2 Sony Bravia t.v. 1 is a 42 inch 6 years old - not 1 problem. The other is a 50 inch 3 years old and not a problem. NEED I say more? When I need another I will need a lot of convincing to change brands.

Bought a 30 inch Sony tv flat screen 720p in 2009. It is still working great after 6 years. I use an antennae now and the picture looks great. The tv does run hot so it need good ventilation but I'd get another Sony again. No problems with picture or sound ever.

Love my TV, the price was OK but still a good deal. I have had Sony for over 25 years and the brand is very reliable, functional and overall priced well.

Used a Sony 40" LCD for over 7 years with no hiccups whatsoever. Highly recommended. When purchasing, it's always good to compare where the product is made (i.e. Japanese vs Chinese) and also to compare the type of warranty offered. I've seen some companies in the past require you to go to a store or arrange your own shipping. In home replacement is the best type of warranty.

The TV I had was an older version (CRT Display). I have since purchased a Flat Screen RCA. I haven't had it very long, so I can't give a detailed review yet. As for the Sony Brand, I LOVE SONY. Their TV lasted about 10 years, (And was still working when I changed to the RCA). It had a few minor problems, such as discoloration on the left side of the screen after about 10 minutes of turning it on. I had a Sony Beta VCR that lasted 20 years. If I could have located a Sony Flat Screen the size I wanted, I would have purchased it.

Have had really good luck with my Sony Bravia. TV picture quality and sound is superb, ease of controls on the remote and on the TV itself are very easy to use. The size of the screen make it so that it will fit most any room no matter how it is placed.

Sony 52" flat screen. Easy to set up with a clear menu and features. This set has a superior picture with different options for viewing and great sound quality without external speaker.

I currently own a Sony KDL 70 inch 2013 model. It has been a wonderful TV without any issues thus far. I previously owned large TV's from LG and Samsung. All have been good buys and I would not hesitate to purchase again.

Sony Bravia 1. This hd 40" flat screen tv has lasted a long time. Still has good color and sound. We've had no problems. They cost more than others but you get good quality.

Over-priced and the volume will not stay constant. The picture is sometimes fuzzy around the edges, and it gets hot in back and the connections are not easy to get to.

I bought a Sony 4K 55" tv because I wanted a smart tv that was high-end. I've been less than pleased at the performance of this tv. We tried to use Netflix, but had problem after problem. Netflix blamed the tv manufacturer and Sony blamed Netflix. Where the truth lies I don't know, all I know is we quit Netflix because of one problem after the other.

As a optometrist it does not matter the clarity and the size up to 60 inches. They all look the same, so why would you pay too much money to experience same picture?

I have purchased several Sony TVs. They have worked for many years and none of them required repairs. I am thoroughly pleased. The colour and their longevity is unmistakably excellent.

Love all of the programming features, subtitles, sound adjustments, thinness, and ease of hooking up other items to make it more than just a TV SET. The quality is superb. The one thing missing the most is a video output so that we can record programs. All new TV sets to our knowledge have done this in deference to the broadcasters and cable TV companies. I miss that feature.

I have 2 Sony tvs. Both are the XBR series. One is 46" and the other is 32." Both are over 6 yrs. of age. I have never needed or had any repairs made to either. Both are HD's and still deliver a very sharp picture.

I have had very good luck with my TV and it was a gift from helping someone on a moving job. It is a Sony and the model # is KV-20fs100 and made in December 2003.

The Sony ( XBR75X850C) that I purchased exceeded my expectations, and I did a lot of research on competing brands before I bought it. The picture quality is fantastic and its performance is awesome. I highly recommend this product.

We have two Sony Bravia 56" (I think) model KDL - 52XBR3. We purchased them from a catalog (Crutchfield) and once they were delivered, they were essentially plug and play - no confusion or issues setting up. Also easy to hook up to our cable box. The picture is beautiful and the sound is full and realistic. The style is sleek and is an aesthetically-pleasing addition to our decor - not something we'd rather hide. We have had these for at least five or so years and have had no service issues. None at all. We have had many Sony TVs and also other electronics for many years and always feel confident buying the brand.

My Sony Trinitron TV was a gift 5 years ago. It's been reliable this whole time. The quality of the picture hasn't diminished over time though the screen is much larger than I would have. personally, purchased. I believe my kiddos made a very good purchase and I would recommend this particular unit to anyone.

We purchased our TV approximately 6-7 years ago and have had no problems with it. We bought it at a Black Friday sale so got a good price. The type of TV is a Bravia.

I have a Sony 40' TV, I wish I would have purchase a larger screen. Only problem is when I finish viewing a recording and go back to satellite channels the sound is OFF. I have to go to a local channel or turn off TV. Don't think it's my satellite, I've had the modem replaced two times and it still has the same problem.

Easy to use and excellent picture in HD. Analog reception is lacking. Very large screen needs to have at least fifteen feet between viewer and TV. One feature that is lacking is the memory in the Tv itself, which should be greater and the browser is rather simple considering the browsers available on a computer, should be a better browser. Also, Sony does not update its software or hardware for the TV and it should do so.

My Sony TV was an older model, 36" with a wonderful picture. One of my favorite features was the picture in picture. The cost was great as I got it as a floor model. The sound was good and I enjoyed it 100%.

Purchased my first TV about 40 yrs. ago, it was a Sony. I've never bought anything else since and likely never will. Began with Trinitron, can't remember size but largest available at time. Replaced as needed over the years (3 or 4 times?) as well as purchasing additional sets for numerous rooms. Currently "main" TV in den is Sony flat screen 52" (probably 10 years old and still great) with two smaller Sony flat screens in 2 more rooms. All is well so far!

I have four Sony TV's & everyone of them has been a stellar performer. The last one is the top of the line 50" HD, 3D Bravia with a superb pic. This Sony rivals many of the 4K versions as for picture. I believe that Sony is the best of the TV's on the market.

I have had this 40 inch set for 5 years and I have never had any trouble. The picture is fine but it's not the best. Overall it has served me well.. I would recommend Sony products.

I have a Sony Bravia 36 inch. Love it. It has good color, hd is wonderful to watch. We have had no problem at all. Have owned it for about 5 years, would recommend to friends and family.

I have a 70" Sony TV. The best sold at the time. In the past I have owned many Sony TV's that have been good quality and priced within reason. The last few years Sony has dropped in quality and support so badly I would never purchase a Sony TV again. Samsung and Sharp has much better quality in real life like color and 1000% better support. It seems Sony has lost their ability to respect the consumer that purchases their products.

The Sony Bravia is a good TV, I have two and have had no problems from either of them and one is 7 years old now and works great upstairs for gaming and movies.

Sony Wega 65 inch resolution is good in terms of people's faces are more refined and clear. Colors are well balanced and represent true color. Lcd bulb just needed replacement after 5 years or longer.

Sony LCD televisions produce a beautiful picture and have some features others lack - like an alarm to wake up in morning to your favorite news show. But there are two issues: (1) the HDMI ports seem to fail easily. The good news is that it's not that difficult or expensive to replace the main board with all the outputs, and the problem is cured. (2) the set is supposed to have a programming guide, but the data is provided by someone else, the provider disappeared, and Sony's response is "too bad."

Both Sony and Samsung are a little pricey when you first purchase them but after using them and experiencing what they offer I believe it is worth it. Both of these TVs pictures are incredible. I haven't had any problems with either one. Sometimes you pay for what you get. Both of these brands surround sound systems are rated very high also.

The television is more than satisfactory in all ways. We have DIRECTV and find it performs very well. We on the SHARP brand. In a 3 year period we have yet to have a failure of any kind. The DIRECTV performs very well, the color is as good as I have ever seen, WHAT MORE CAN SAY?

Have always been partial to Sony and their products. Features and remotes to use them are what I look for in (whatever) the product. Products have delivered quality image or sound and menu options are adequate, easy to find and use.

Have had Sony's for 20 years. The first 2 Sony TVs lasted 15 years: XBR model and were still functioning when I sold them. Brought 2 new 4D Bravia and they have magnified the experience of watching television. I highly recommend Sony.

I have 4 Sony TV's. All good. The latest is a 65" Sony 4K XBR-65X810C, which I am thrilled with. It's an Android TV capable of using Android applications. I haven't used that option a lot yet. It automatically upscales all signals, and Blu Ray to nearly 4K. I have used Sony equipment for years (amps, DVD players, TVs, CD players etc) with 0 failures.

I have 4 televisions in the house, from 30' to 60', mostly Sony. Have had them for a few years and have had no problems with them. I bought them because of the crisp clarity with color as well as the brand name bc Sony is a good product, have been around for years and they are pretty good with customer services, not that I have ever had to call them. I am very happy with their products.

I have bought Sony equipment before and always been satisfied. This particular set is a Bravo and is only (by today's standards) a 32", but that suits our needs and the quality is excellent. It was bought in December 2007 and is still more than adequate for us and (touch wood) is still working as it was originally. If I bought a replacement it would only be because I need 4k (not sure when that might be either). The only other make I would consider is a Samsung as we have smaller ones of that make.

Have a older Sony Bravia 54", never any problems, wall mounted, good sound and picture, hooked up to a tower antenna, no cable, get about 30 channels. Also have 2 cheaper TV that only receive 15 channels 100% of the time. My suggestion is to get one with a good receiver and don't give up reception for size.

Sony 55" projection is now 12 yrs old & still has a great picture. My Sharp 27" is 5 yrs old and has a very good/intense color image. I chose Sharp because of the Refresh technology which provides vivid colors. I plan to purchase a replacement TV moving the Sony into another room and likely will purchase either a 55" SHARP or a VIZIO because of the color image enhancements and the reliability.

I believe Sony to be a great TV. I have a 45" bought in 2008, the only issues we have had is the changing of the bulb, and we would not have to change it so often if it weren't for the grandkids using it 24/7.

Our 60" Sony Bravia is perfect in every way! Smart TV, HD with all the bells and whistles. Easy to mount on the wall and came with its own stand. Great with our Sony Soundbar and Blu Ray player!

We bought a Sony 60 inch smart TV in Dec of 2014, placed the TV on our wall shelf. TV worked fine until Sept 2015 when the picture went to all vertical lines, so we did the troubleshooting on Sony website and it said it was defective TV, to contact Sony. Being the TV was 9 months old it would be covered under warranty . so we did just that and contacted Sony in which they said someone would contact us to let us know whether they would repair or replace the TV, all we needed to do was take a picture of the screen with our phone and send it to them, which was fine.

We changed all of our television to plasma Sony because the quality is very good, it is easy to use and the clarity of the image is amazing! It is important to remember that while some television could be cheap or cheaper than from one another, you will see a great difference in its performance.

My Sony HDTV is about 5 years old. Have never had a problem nor a pixel problem. The color range on this older TV is not perfect but all in all a great TV. Would buy again!

I owned 3 large screen Sony TV's at one time. 2 were 60 inch and 1 was 55 inch. Within less than 2 years both 60 inch TV's went out because of 'light engine' problems. Despite being registered I was never notified of a recall. They evidently paid to repaid those that were aware of the recall. By the time I was aware of it the time had expired. The 55 inch went out about 2 years with a blown power supply. I will never own another Sony TV. They are trading on their past reputation, and in my opinion turning out junk.

I bought a Sony Trinitron 27" tv back in 2006. It the best tv that I ever bought. I still have it today. It still run beautiful like the day I bought it. Never had any trouble with it yet. It was easy to set everything. I would recommend this tv to anybody that is looking for a good tv. Sony is a good brand to buy. I would never buy a different brand. Just don't get a Magnavox. They don't hold up very long.

I purchased a 75 inch Sony that we mounted on the wall. The picture is beautiful and the sound is fantastic. We have tried other big screen televisions but Sony is by far the best.

The Sony 4K 75" Bravia TV is another awesome TV from Sony. We only buy Sony. Their years of experience in manufacturing TVs far surpass the competition. Highly recommend.

I've purchased this tv years ago, can't remember when. I have had no issues or problems. I would recommend the Sony brand to anyone interested. The only thing, their prices aren't cheap. The old saying goes, "you get what you pay for."

A 60' Sony energy star, smart tv! Love it! Watch Netflix thru wi-fi! Great picture! Has great HD, internet connection, many other options! Would recommend for that great movie experience!

Have had 3 Sony flat screens without a problem from 32 inch to 60 inch. I would say they would be perfect if the plug ins would have been in the side, rather than the back of TV.

46" screen LCD Sony Bravia. Bought May 2007. Not one problem. Very happy with it. I recommend highly. Thank you for your time.

My wife and I have a forty inch Sony that was a gift from my sons and their wives. It has many features for adjusting the picture and sound. The picture is clear and the color is natural. This is a flat screen TV, LED 1080P and the picture is good from every angle. The TV is a Sony Bravia and probably is one of the best televisions on the market. It is very dependable and I would recommend it as a first consideration for anyone looking for a new TV. There are several good televisions on the market but I think Sony is one of the best.

You probably think it a tad strange that after the problems I, and many others, hundreds of others experienced with my Sony Vaio laptop that I would have a good word to say about the Sony organization, but am delighted to say that the Sony KDL32W654A I purchased after watching this particular model at a friend's home, and was in today's jargon completely blown away with its performance, the set I had prior to this was a Samsung, a good set, but nowhere near as good as the Sony. As such I have no hesitation in recommending the Sony Smart TV to others.

Our old TV went out as we were remodeling our home. Didn't wish to spend large sum to replace until remodeling complete and knew how finances would be if had overrun on construction. Best Buy had this 50" HD Sharp on sale for $430.00. Only reason I didn't give it 5 Stars for Value was it is 720P and I thought it was 1080P (My mistake, though!). However, picture is excellent for 720P and we're going to move it to our RV and buy a larger HD for our Family Room. Would highly recommend this brand and model to someone who doesn't need 1080P and 120HZ for very fast action movies, etc.

I've owned my 32 inch Sony for approximately eight years and the picture is as clear and sharp as the day I purchased it for my bedroom. Sony is a reliable product that I would recommend to everyone.

I bought a Sharp first, brought it home only to discover, it had no phono plug, to plug a headset into or a stereo. The Sharp was only 720 DPI, I returned it. Bought a Sony, same price, same size, 1080 DPI, and a phono plug. Life is once again, good. I hope they don't ask me to rate Dish Network, I won't be as kind.

Sony Vega - approx 7 years old. Good picture and features. No problems with controls and features. Easy to understand functions and controls. Would recommend purchase of Sony product to anyone.

We purchased 2 Sony television sets and have been very happy with both of them. We haven't had any problems with either one and we have owned them for 3 1/2 years now. The picture is very clear. One of them is a Smart TV and the instructions could be clearer on how to use all the features. But other than that I am very happy with them.

I purchased my most recent Sony Bravia television in 2005! That should tell you something. I've had Samsung, Sharp and Hitachi televisions and they don't have nearly the picture that my Sony Bravia 1080/120 has. The picture is both vivid and crisp and regardless of your angle, you still see a clear screen. I actually am asking for a 50" one for Christmas and hope Santa thinks I've earned it!!

No problems with the Sony TV. Picture good. Remote works well even after a few years. Purchased TV at Advance TV Wpg. Haven't had to use warranty. HD capacity works well.

I own 3 Sony TV's and they are all brilliant views, especially the new 4K model. So many features with these "smart" TV's... Love the Netflix button built into the remote for easy use also.

It performs as promised. It has kept performing throughout the years evenly so and I have a second set for playroom. Picture quality and sound are a must.

I have had the Sony 50" TV for 10 yrs and no problem at all. I would go out and purchase another one today if that one stopped, it is a flat screen that I put on the wall. Not sure of the model.

Sony Bravia 52", great TV, very smart when it come to its features. Overall I would rate it 8/10 just because it's a little bit pricey comparing to its kind and quality.

Got the TV (50") back in 2005 and it still works great. Of course it still has its own speakers. I will have to have some help with a new one setting up the speakers!

I have a Sony 32" and 24". They are both Bravia models. It is a great TV but I believe the Samsung has a better picture as to color and is more clear and sharp.

Several years old, but still outstanding. Picture is great even on Blu-Ray. I would buy only SONY. The others are not genuine TV.

This is our 2nd Sony. We have the TV on from morning to night. The picture and sound are great. It's a smart tv so I can get Netflix or Hulu or anything from the internet. I would recommend this TV to anyone.

There is nothing like a Sony. I bought a small Vizio last year; sold it within six months. Don't waste your money on one of those. I have a KDL-40S4100 in the living room and a KDL-32R300B in the bedroom.

My Sony Bravia has been a great tv, the color and picture are almost flawless, it gets used every day, and never has had any problems. Only thing I could complain about is the image shimmers when going by vertical lines.

I purchased a Sony XBR55850c (2015 model) from Best Buy recently and this is an awesome Tv. I considered buying other brands, but decided to stick with a Sony because of their quality and dependability. I also own 2 Samsung TV's (one is a 2014 model) and a Sony KDL40W3000 (40") 2007 Tv that is absolutely awesome. The difference between the Sony and the Samsung is the picture quality, Sony is hands down the best. I get a lot of positive comments on the picture quality of the Sony Tv's and none on the Samsung Tv's. If you're going to purchase a new Tv, I would recommend checking the reviews on what you are looking for first. All Sony Tv's are not the best and all Samsung Tv's are not the worst either.

I purchased a Sony Bravia LED TV for a number of reasons: I previously had a Sony and got very good service (long life) and the Bravia also had the best picture and features of any TV on the market. I was pretty happy with it right up until it blew up (the picture went bad and showed only lines). The set failed one week after the end of the first year of service. That means it was one week out of the manufacturer's warranty period. I was extremely happy that I had bought the extended warranty from Fry's or I would have been out the $1500 I paid for the thing.

Sony televisions are more reliable than most and picture quality is great! You can buy other brands but I have found Sony to be the best, priced right and reliable.

Sony Bravia XBR LX900-46. There are a lot of features I do not use but are nice to have for future additions. The active 3D glasses are good but heavy compared to newer models. Performance is smooth no shadowing or choppiness in HD or gaming.

Excellent TV Sony Model KDL 46S4100 absolutely no problems whatsoever. The picture is great along with the sound. Easy to use. HDMI inputs plus regular TV Cable input, Game inputs, Recording inputs, etc...

For the size 32 inch I would have to say it's a great value. The features are just what is needed with no fancy set up problems. I feel I got exactly what I need and at a great price.

The latest Sony we bought last year was a 65" HD. The customer service was great and walked me through the setup. Grand Kids love the 3D, and We love the detailed graphics. Don't really need to see warts and zits but that is how clear the picture is. We have a Insignia in the kitchen its OK, and a small Sony in the bedroom, but can't beat the newer models. We looked at many brands in several stores, till we agreed on what we got. Have been very satisfied with color, size and how it works. No other brand for us.

I have two 45 inch Sony Bravia TV's for about 5 years. They have performed flawlessly. One is a smart TV (Google) but no longer updates but I can get the internet and stream movies & the remote no longer works in some functions. It has a keyboard. The online screen for setting up and troubleshooting was ok and not overly helpful. I would buy a Bravia again but have not checked it against any other current brands which I would do before I buy. Picture is great by the way.

I have a Sony smart tv which is excellent as I can now unplug many cables. I have had no issues so haven't needed to contact Sony at all. However, I have contacted Sony in the past without issues. Good luck.

My television is good but it's small. And when I bought Sony television it was expensive and now it's super cheap price for 32 flat tv. It is smart tv. Nice.

I've had my TV for 5 years. It is not a Smart TV, but even so, it has a lot of features, crystal clear HD screen and is perfect for me. Never had a problem with it.

I have LED Sony Bravia. It is very good worth to buy it, why because of good pic & sound. Other than Sony I recommend LG or Samsung but don't go for JVC, its worst pic clarity...

We looked at a lot of flat screens and Sony at the time was the only none glare screen and didn't have a shiny trim around the screen that we found distracting in other models. The picture color is amazing. For the price it can't be beat.

Bought a 48" Sony LED Smart TV last year after a brief research on the web and for the price of $600 and options like cable ready, HDMI, USB port on the TV was a good choice. Our original TV was about 10 yrs old 32" was on its way out. Was very heavy and bulky and a power guzzler CRT. This one weights 20lbs. Hooked it up to digital antenna that picks up 45 channels. Bye bye Comcast. I think I am going to buy one for my daughter's room and a kitchen.

Went from a LG flat screen to a Sony flat screen TV. The Sony seems to have a more clear picture than my old TV brand. We haven't had it very long but so far so good,

We have a Sony KDS-55A2000 and the screen has a distinct green hue. I checked on the Internet and there was a lawsuit against Sony resulting in them forced to recall the TVs for this very reason, i.e.: green hue. I contacted Sony customer service and was told it was no longer a recall. WHAT... when does a recall expire. Well, according to Sony it was posted on their website and it expired approximately two years ago. So, what am I supposed to do? Am I supposed to go to their website and check for recalls prior to a malfunction? I think this is all crap so they don't have to repair the problem. The more people that don't check prior, the less TVs they have to repair. It really baffles me that ConsumerAffairs will let Sony away with this. As far as I'm concerned a recall is a recall. Oh, and we are going to purchase a Samsung TV, no more Sony's. We had purchased Sony because it was supposed to be a good brand name.

Three weeks after purchasing a Sony Blue Ray DVD player the remote control quit working. I've been waiting for a replacement for over two months now as it is on backorder. Now the Sony remote for the TV has quit working! The TV can't even be turned on or off without a remote!! I called Sony and this too is on backorder. No more Sony products for me. I'll stick with LG or Samsung. And Best Buy is no help - said I should have bought their extended warranty. The products they sell don't even last three months!

I paid a Sony repair agent to come fix our 2 year old Sony Bravia TV. He said "No problem it's on the recall list". We called and set up appointment to get the replacement. When the repairman arrived he looked at the TV and said "Oh yeah, this one is not on the list sorry. Nothing we can do about the blue lines on the screen". Model # 3100 has the same motherboard as the 5100 - but they refuse to add it to the list because they don't want to replace all the broken TVs. Thanks Sony. I will also be returning the other three we have purchased under warranty and getting all our money back.

I have a Sony LED television model KDL60w630B (Serial #5001297) that I purchased on 10/19/2014 from a Best Buy retail store. On 11/10/2015 I noticed a green vertical line and a thicker black vertical line appearing on the screen. I contacted Sony support and explained that the TV was out of warranty by approximately 21 days and that I was having an issue. The agent encouraged me to take the set to an authorized Sony repair facility, which I did, for a diagnosis and then report back to Sony Customer Support. I paid a $50 fee to have the service facility diagnose the issue.

I purchased the 55 inch tv on 03/16/2014 for $2500. The tv stopped working on Oct 4th 2015, just a few weeks past the 18 month warranty. When I try to turn the tv on, the led indicator flashes red twice. Up until the tv stopped working, I really did enjoy it. However, after many phone calls, Sony refuses to even consider paying for any repairs. The most the troubleshooting article says is that it is an "internal Component". The biggest rub is that one of the last customer service individuals I spoke to said that if the tv was less than 90 days past warranty, Sony would still cover the the repairs, but not replace it... I just needed to provide my proof of purchase. (Her name was Lisa and she was the only remotely nice CSR I spoke to...)

We purchased a 70" Sony LCD television about 14 months ago from a business in Carrollton, Ga. While watching, it just went blank. The service tech said it is not repairable, but could not determine the specific problem. They no longer make this model. The frontline customer service reps at Sony can't help you. They have no authorization to do anything. They say someone will call you back in 24-48 hours. We wait several days and no return call. Finally, after 3 weeks Sony customers service told us they will give us a 50% rebate as soon as they had the TV in their possession. Sony said they will handle the shipping of the TV. It's been 2 months and nothing. Does anyone have any helpful suggestions.

We are starting to experience problems with our 7 year old Sony Bravia TV. The buttons at its side is not functioning sometimes. And the menu keeps appearing on the screen. And sometimes, we have to restart the TV before we could change the channels. We are now tempted to buy a new TV.

I had bought Sony Bravia 32" LCD TV (KLV:32CX350) in May 2013. Within 2 years 4 months from buying this TV, it started showing double screen with horizontal lines in the bottom of the TV. I called up Sony service center and I was told that screen panel needs to be replaced. The cost of replacement is Rs. 12000 which is more than the purchase price of the TV itself. Very disappointing experience with the Sony brand. Instead of getting my TV repaired I am now planning to buy LG or Samsung. Request everyone not to buy Sony products as their product quality has deteriorated immensely.

I purchased a 22' Sony Bravia LED from E-Bazaar, Raja Garden, New Delhi last year. But I didn't get it installed at that time. When I wanted to get it installed and called Sony India, they told me that they will provide the wall mount at the time of installation, which will be free of cost. They registered my complaint and gave me an ID no. **. They registered my complaint with ACE ELECTRONICS customer service centre and their no. is 011-45000123.

I have hesitated for several months to post my very bad luck with Sony's quality and customer support. This is from a 40-year loyal customer that has bought and sold 100's of Sony products. Very disappointed in Sony's quality and support which is terrible. Sony must have sold the company to someone who knows nothing about TVs or customer satisfaction, for the quality to drop so far below bad. I feel very disappointed and cheated from a company (Sony) that I have trusted for more than 40 years and thousands of dollars spent. I am very upset and extremely pissed off that (2) 70" TVs have stopped working because of bad display panels. Both TVs were purchased within 2 months of each other.

We bought a Sony Bravia TV through Best Buy. Every hour our program is interrupted by CRACKLE which we were told is a SONY streaming service. We have to reprogram through U-verse the program we were watching. I have tried to contact SONY how to remove this constant interruption, but without an answer.

All I can say is Sony's quality has declined significantly since the 80's and 90's. We thought Sony TVs were high quality, so we bought a $1800 Sony Bravia 46 inch about 3 years ago from the Sony Store. The unit worked and looked great for about 8 months. Afterwards the picture became 'white washed' and grainy looking, with tiny horizontal lines throughout. We called Sony help to ask the repair cost or for a refund or exchange. They were quite rude, and told us the panel burned out and that we would need to pay some 700 dollars to fix it. That's half the cost of a new TV. We refused the 'offer'. We cannot afford another TV after only 8 months. Buy a Samsung, or LG.

Our Sony TV 32 inch Bravia LED TV has become defective. It has some horizontal lines on the screen at the top and the image appears double. It was bought in 2012. The service center says the Full LED Panel has to be replaced costing Rs13000. We are shocked and don't know what to do. Very bad experience with Sony.

I bought a Sony bravia 32" LCD TV from QRS Calicut Kerala on August 2012. Its screen shows double image since last Sunday. Today a services person came home and after inspection he told me the display has to be replaced and it will cost around 12k rs. The display is failed within 3 years with very moderate use. I used it only one or two hours per day. And I have a stabilizer installed with TV and there is no voltage fluctuations in my house. Very much disappointed with the quality of the product. It is better to buy a Chinese TV or a micromax or intex TV. Sony is very very bad in quality. I am planning to buy a new laptop, won't buy a Sony product again.

I bought a KDL-55HX800, Serial No 8057181 Sony Bravia TV and within 4 years the tv panel had gone bad. The cost of replacing the same is $3000. This model is really very bad. The reliability and durability is very poor. I would not recommend this TV to anyone. I tried reaching out to SONY to find out if there was a recall on this model but am not able to find this information. How and from where can I know if there is a recall on this particular model.

I purchased a top of the line KDLXBR4 back in October 2007 and it lasted less than two years. I purchased a top of the line KDLXBR9 in October 2009, I also purchased the extended warranty (5 years) and the TV screen went out in October 2015, the TV didn't last 6 years. Sony customer service was non-existent, the only thing they could do was tell me to pay for a repair that would be guaranteed for 6 months.

Don't know the model but it's about 13 months old. It's the second one we've had in the last three years (the first one was taken out when lightning hit the house in 2012 and took out several appliances including the first Sony). After that, we got Vizio which we hated and at the same time, our neighbors had one which they also hated. Thirteen months ago lightning again hit and we lost the TV along with the microwave and the landline phone. Remembering how much we liked the first Sony, we got another one though unfortunately it's not a 44 inch like the first one (one was not available); it's not quite as nice (we'd rather have a larger screen) but we like it. The picture is excellent, good sound and we're happy.

Sony is a good brand but I would recommend Samsung or LG as they have a better reputation. Sony's quality is not what it once was. I had to have the motherboard replaced this tube model and the quality is not what it once was as they use rebuilt parts as opposed to new parts.

I have 2 Sony flat screens in my home and I'm very stupid when it comes to technology so things have to be simple for me to use. I find that with the Sony TVs (no smart tv as of yet). I did have a problem with pop-ups with one of the TVs after a couple of years owning it and we had to reset it back to "factory" in order to get rid of them. Following the instructions in the manual to remove them was of no use and didn't work when we constantly tried. Other than that I am very happy with my TV's.

Sony Bravia (Smart) TV 1080p. Great sound and picture, never had any problems. Easy set up. Easy to read and understand manual. Updates software automatically. Highly recommended.

It's an old behemoth but we love every 65 inches and will love it until the fateful day it does and we actually have to purchase a new, better one. Prices are high but for the main TV we will find a way to replace our massive relic.

Sony Bravia KDL-52EX700 (Rec room about 8 years old) was given to us by Sony in exchange for a 55 inch Sony that developed a terrible green tinge (and this was after the recall for this machine). This Sony works very well as well, integrates with a Sony Blu-Ray DVD for internet access and a DirecTV Genie DVR (and three other DVR). Color is excellent, sound is pretty good for tv speakers and gives us enough input ports for just about anything. You can never have too many ports of every kind! ;-) Sony KDL 46W4100 (my office) came with the house as did a Sharp Aquos LC-15b6U-SW and Panasonic CRT (Older model). Sony works great, easy to use. Only complaint is the Banner is not adjustable and stays around quite some time.

I had 2 55-inch and 1 60-inch Sony TVs. I would not recommend that anyone purchase any Sony TV as they are all, in my opinion, just waiting to fail. The light engines on the 55 inch were both defective and failed and somehow Sony was able to avoid a recall. They did have a website but you had to file a claim within a certain time but even though mine were registered I never was notified. The power supply on the 60 inch went next. Folks, Sony is trading on their past success and in my opinion is turning out nothing but junk.

I have had this television for six years. The picture is sharp and clear. It is capable of hooking up a VCR, surround sound home theater, and DVD player. It is viewable from anywhere in the room.

My SONY XBR850C has proven itself to be a marvelous addition to our entertainment needs. The swipe or talk remote is phenomenal. I love its simplicity and ease of use, especially nice is the Discovery button. This set opened a new window to pleasure in viewing.

My Sony has exceptional features, the picture is exceptional. We have had it for 8 years and it's still the best picture you could want. It's a Bravia.

I have had the Sony television for a few years now - still great picture and sound are perfect!!! Price was good when purchased. Has moved from family room to my husbands man cave.

Clear pictures, no difficulties whatsoever, sound quality could be better, but overall, a very good value for the money.

Long lasting reliable 70" Sony. One of the last rear projection 1080 TVs on the market. Looking at several larger flat screens for half the price. Happy with Sony however not committed to Sony... We'll see :-) Will certainly start there.

My HDTV is a Sony KDL-46S4100 46" 1080p BRAVIA LCD TV which I thoroughly enjoy... I have not had any problems with it. I highly recommend it.

Would have given our two Sony XBR flat tv's a 5-star rating if they had been just a bit less expensive. Otherwise, we have been quite pleased. I will add that I have had negative, maybe even bad, experience with Sony Customer Service but since the tv's have been good so far, I have not had to use the dreaded Sony CS for tv's, just portables.

I have a Sony Bravia KDL- 46HX820. The picture quality is fabulous, the sound quality is average. It is supposed to have Internet connectivity but that part is very poor. In order to access the Internet, you have to use the remote and it isn't like a keyboard, you have to push the button 3 times for one letter! Definitely not user friendly to access the Internet. Practically impossible to do a search. Also, the guide feature has quit working and Sony nor Rovi have been able to figure it out, so really poor customer. I think it would work better with a sound bar, as turned up all the way still isn't great for an action movie or if you have your air conditioner running.

I bought my 46 in Sony Bravia three years ago; since I spend more time online these days, it's a treat to sit down and have such a still beautiful picture to experience. Sony is known for high quality, and my TV certainly continued the tradition. Now all I need is a soundbar and I'm set!

We have had SONY TVs for many years and love their reliability and quality.

Sony Bravia 46 inch. It is several years old now but have had no problems with it at all. The HD stations are very good----especially ESPN, History channel, and a few more. Some stations that claim to be HD do not seem to be that great, but I think it is the channel more than it is the tv.