Sony KDL-HX750

The Sony HX750 offers excellent color accuracy for an LCD and will give a decent picture without too much calibration. The feature count is one of the highest of any Sony TV this year. Styling is subdued but elegant, and it's not all about looks,...

The overall picture quality is hampered by light black levels. No 3D glasses are included, which is disappointing for a high-level TV. Compared with the stiff competition, this Sony is too expensive for what you get.

The Sony HX750 series isn't the headliner that you'd expect it to be with a performance that isn't up to the level of the asking price.

Nothing

Month 2 sound board bad, month 17 color board bad, no black, it' red.

1. Picture quality even for enthusiasts like myself is fantastic.

1. The multitude of possibilites to adjust, calibrate and tune

1. Picture quality even for enthusiasts like myself is fantastic. 2. 4 HDMI, one SCART, one RGB and one PC input (VGA, all PCs can be connected by the HDMI inlets) 3. NO signal output

1. The multitude of possibilites to adjust, calibrate and tune 2. Electronic manual available only. 3. The so called "network ability" is a bad joke. 4. NO signal output

Good value at it's current market price.

Non, wish the blacks were a bit better but have to step up at a price jump that is pretty big for LED. You're better off buying a P55VT50 but you'll get that watching from "behind a sheet of glass" feel that I don't like with Plasmas.

Colors, Internet, 3D, Size, Price, Customer Service, Apps

I haven't find any so far!

Beautiful PQ, Deep Blacks, Dynamic Edge LED, 3D Ready, Apps and widgets galore,Beautiful Design, Simply the best LED HDTV made by Sony yet.

None. The reports on some websites that this tv suffers from clouding or light bleeding dont apply at least not to my tv!

Great picture quality Great internet features. Good price $1799 for 55" competition was more expensive. Good sound for an LED Blacks are deep but not "crushed" Gaming is amazing on this TV. Perfect match for my PS3 and XBOX 360

55 inches is as big as it comes. I would like to see a 70 or 80 inch TV like this. No downloadble apps no 3D glasses.

The ST50 is a PLASMA unit and usually are 30 percent cheaper and have better dark contrast. The ST50 is a hotter runner and 2 1/2 thicker. I have an older SONYs (LED) & Panasonic's Plasma, both run well, I would not put the Plasma in the Sun room

I would have liked to have learned how much of an improvement the 750 is over the older EX700 with regard to the picture and the 240HZ but no info there.