Sony KDL-32S2010 32" Bravia S-Series LCD HDTV

The Television has a wonderful picture and is very attractive. Visitors to my home ALWAYS comment on how clear the picture is.

I'm exceedingly pleased with my Bravia. The picture quality is outstanding. The audio leaves a bit to be desired, and the remote is not what one would call user friendly. However, despite those issues, the product is excellent...it is what one can expect if the product is named SONY.

This Sony TV lives up to all of the industry and Amazon reviews. It is very attractive with any decor, easy to set up and can truly be viewed from almost any angle with excellent picture quality. I would say it is ideal for a viewing distance of up to about 12-15 feet. If you are going to view it at more than this distance, I would get a larger one.

I didn't have any problems with ordering, shipping, etc. The only negative I have to say is that the remote is not very rugged, which is surprising given the high ticket price. Couldn't they put a few extra dollars and give people a nice remote.

You definitely will not be disappointed with this TV for sporting events, correct rendering of flesh tones and adjusting to brightness within a room. Compared to other HDTVs without all of these useful (sometimes essential) features, it's not an apples to apples comparison. If you get one of the less expensive types, the color changes when viewed from an angle, the brightness isn't quite right, etc. Spend the extra money and get something decent, a TV is generally something you will use for a long time.

I debated over buying another model, but this one is really worth the extra cost. The delivery service was poor. They had the wrong number and only after a couple of phone calls on my part did they set up a delivery date

Amazon shipping was prompt and the TV arrived in good shape. Everything working as expected.

This TV is very easy to set up and very little you can do to mess things up. Sometimes I feel it is too simple. I would have liked a little more ability to control some aspects like analog picture tuning.

Switching TV/Video feature can be better than this -- at present one has to cycle through all the inputs to get to the desired one.

I had some issue hooking up my Notebook to this TV through the S-video cable. But after some tries and a little googling I understood the difference between S-video connection and VGA connection. For S-video connection, I had to use the extended desktop feature of the Windows XP Operating system (actually, I had to move the window playing the video off to desktop beyond the right!).

Overall, we all liked the TV for its picture clarity/brightness/sharpness (especially watching HD broadcasting). There is a big delay in powering up the TV but that is not a big problem.