Good size for a second television for the home good picture quality.

Easy to set up and use. A very smart looking unit.

Very good size good picture and nice to watch good colour

I upgraded my old TV to a smart Sony TV and I am very happy with its performance. Great sound great picture and easy to navigate.

I upgraded to this set from a 2013 26” screen Sony Bravia. The picture quality is great, and the set up was very easy.

great piece of kit

We've had a Sony Bravia KDL-40EX503 for well over a decade now and it still works like new and has a picture that is comparable with today's best. During this timespan we've had 5 cheap to mid range 32" TVs that my Bravia has put to shame, all of which had pretty poor screens in comparison and didn't last long at all, you buy cheap, you buy twice, or in our case 5 times. I thought it was about time to stop buying cheap over and over again and buy my wife a good, reliable TV that will maintain it's excellent quality, hopefully, for as long as mine has, the Bravia KD32W800 was the obvious choice. Having a wonderful, bright, sharp picture with lifelike colour, wide viewing angle and easy to set up, it's way, way better than any of the other 32" telly's we've had . Also, being a smart TV with Wi-Fi connectivity, it now gives her a huge choice of programmes to watch. We both love it.

I would not recommend this product model to anyone because of the following reasons: 1. There have been cases of TV Programme Audio over riding the Audio on Streaming Services. IE Judge John Deed talking over GCN+ cycling programmes 2. Streaming Services not operating correctly with programmes Buffering after a short period of viewing. 3. Long delay (15seconds+) between pressing the remote to TV operating. 4. When trying to activate Settings the TV goes to various different pages. 5. No means of programming channels for reminders. 6. No Volume when changing from Streaming Service to TV The answer to these problems from Sony is to Switch the TV off at the mains supply for 2 mins and it will reset the processor. This course of action is Ok on the odd occasion but i have been having to do this quite often (at least twice a day) This particular TV has a manufacture date of 12/22 (Dec 2022) and I suspect it is using an alternative Processor because of the Worldwide shortage of Electronic Chips. -