Price range: £1,283.62
What is it: Mid-range 46-inch 1080p LCD TV
What we think: A generally good set badly let down by a single fatal picture flaw and rather high price tag
Average user rating
10.0
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Average user rating from 2 users
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Sony Bravia KDL-46W3000 user reviews
March 14, 2008
Posted by: jeppeplesner
"Entirely delightful"
What I like:
Superb picture-quality, No motion artifacts, cutting edge features
What I don't like:
The editors review
Review:
After looking high and low for an LCD with acceptable black-level and no motion artifacts the search finally ended at Sonys KDL-40W3000. This is along with its sibling X3500 by far the best picture-quality of any LCD right now. I have absolutely no blurring, ghosting or other of the common problems inherent in other LCD-TVs and even SD signals on the aerial looks acceptable, wich is more than you can say for most LCDs. I think the Editors sample or the testing conditions must be the source of his bad experience, I encourage You to try out the KDL-40W3000 - you won't be sorry!
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