Sony KDL-22CX32D

usability, image quality, sound, size, durability

98% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

It has a DVD built in and athe picture quality is excellent.

The sound is bit tinny but can live with it considering it is best TV on the market.

Good clear picture and sound quality, the 22 inch screen is ideal for a bedroom TV. The DVD player is very good. All in all, good value for money. The screen actually seems quite big for a 22". Easy to use remote.

The writing on the TV eg what programme you are viewing, information on the programme, whats on next is too small and is difficult to read unless you are within 3 or 4 feet of the screen. The one off button is amongst several on the side and would have...

It has a DVD built in and athe picture quality is excellent

The sound is bit tinny but can live with it considering it is best TV on the market

Excellent picture, impressive design and vfm

Stylish & quality piece of kit.

Rather expensive unfortunately

Good compact SMART TV with lots of gadgets. Good quality picture. Good quality sound

1. Incompatability with Netflix. 2. Smart TV very difficult to use when you are new to it. 3. Headphone socket at the back of the TV.

Easy to set-up, uncomplicated to use. Good quality product.

Would be nice to set subtitles to deafult to always off on the DVD - not much of a bad point really!

once I got used to controls I found it very straight forward,being able to turn my TV to a different angle also plus for me.We puchased TV on a Offer Package TV plus DVD player the look made our purchase VG,all in all a good Buy

Non to date

Small,light and looks good.

The EPG text is too small.

Size (screen and overall unit). Built-in DVD player (so fewer leads and boxes in my bedroom!). Range of input sources including built-in freeview tuner. Physical design is sleek and of good build quality. Software / menus / buttons not quite so good...

Buttons are in an awkard location if you don't have much room to the right of the screen, they would be much better on top, front or bottom of screen unit (perhaps some or all hidden behind a hinged panel)? Swiching between sources is not the fastest...