Sony KDL-32W5810

Colour naturalism ; Smooth motion ; Xross user system

Slightly weak black levels ; So-so styling

A pricey, but impressively natural and generally very enjoyable set with a plethora of useful features

Motion handling ability, Colour

Benefits of 100Hz do not convince

In the KDL-32W5810, Sony have produced another excellent all round performer. The added convenience of the Freesat tuner will be a huge bonus for those who are planning to access the service and with various suppliers discounting heavily it is also...

Relatively easy to use and set up, vision clear and reasonably well defined. Overall a good package

Volume levels quite low compared to other brands. As typical with Sony updates are few and far between if at all and very convaluted to administer.

Good picture, good value for money (at the discouted price paid)

Broke down after 6 months!

Excellent image and very easy to use. Satellite reception particularly good (Freesat). Stylish too.

Pity it doesn't support simultaneous tuning of both Freesat as well as the other services availiable on the satellite.

Excellent TV. Strong reception quality so get most Freeview channels ahead of switch-over in late 2012, plus (the reason for buying) excellent Freesat reception and HD is fantastic.

Very minor comment only as this is a bedroom TV so not relevant if in a main room... Pity Sleep Time is within the full menu structure and not on the "shortcut" Options menu

Easy to navigate

No printed handbook

Excellent picture quality, sound ok considering size of speakers

No paper manual. No information on how to add internet sites eg love film, utube etc. (can it be done? Does it need a software update ?Will there be software updates?) Not a bad point but irritating - using the program guide, select a program that is...

Picture is of good quality and fast moving images display well. Easy to set up and relatively easy to use once you've been through the guide and actually looked at the options available.

Sound does not have great depth, but that's not surprising and you can easily use an external sound system if wanted.

Dual tuners DVB-T & DVB-S give a lot of scope for running from a sat dish or a fixed aerial. USB socket great for showing your jpg photo's on a big screen. Freesat EPG is almost as good as Sky without the 800 channels you don't need. Picture quality is...

Sound quality is ok on low volumns but there is an annoying speaker vibration once you turn it up above 30 per cent, might be better if fixed solidly to wall. Takes a while to start up from cold and Freesat EPG is not as intuative as Sky. Takes a while...