Customer Rating : 
List Price : $1,598.00 Price : $1,098.00
List Price : $1,598.00 Price : $1,098.00
Product Description
Discover a picture so real you won’t believe it’s TV. With highlyacclaimed X-Reality™ Engine technology that analyzes eachscene, it’s no wonder the colors and textures in everything youwatch—HD movies, sports, even YouTube™ clips—look so natural.Lifelike motion comes via Motionflow™ XR 480 technology for thatat-the-game feeling. And internet connectivity provides accessto music, thousands of movies, TV shows, and more. 1
- 46-inch LED-backlit display
- Enjoy ultra-realistic movement with Motionflow XR 480
- Dynamic Edge LED backlight for amazing contrast & color
- Power Requirements (voltage) : AC120V for UL
- 3D in Full HD 1080p for phenomenal 3D picture quality; X-Reality creates crisp detail in each scene you watch
Sony BRAVIA KDL46HX750 46-Inch 240 Hz 1080p 3D LED Internet TV, Black Reviews
best tv deals : Sony BRAVIA KDL46HX750 46-Inch 240 Hz 1080p 3D LED Internet TV, Black Reviews
| 57 of 58 people found the following review helpful  A consumer's take on upgrading to 3D, 55', and LED, This review is from: Sony BRAVIA KDL55HX750 55-Inch 240Hz 1080p 3D LED Internet TV, Black (Electronics) My first and only flat-screen was a 40' Samsung LN40A550P3F before purchasing the 55' Sony Bravia HX750. The reviews were pretty lacking so I've decided to make this review detailed as possible from a consumer's point of view.The main features that sold me on this set was the 55' size, 3D capability, picture quality, and built in Wi-Fi. Three lived up to and surpassed expectations while one is a disappointment. Size upgrade makes a world of difference but hinders streaming experience The 55 inch HX750 dwarfs the old 40 inch Samsung. The television doubles as living room PC monitor and I was constantly having to squint and crank up the font sizes in order to read while sitting on the couch. The 55 inch screen size allows me to sit back and relax with a wireless keyboard as if I'm seated at the desk. Blurays look phenomenal on the large screen and bigger is better when it comes to immersing yourself in the 3D experience. I recently axed... Read more 52 of 54 people found the following review helpful  Faulty t.v., poor response from Sony, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Sony BRAVIA KDL55HX750 55-Inch 240Hz 1080p 3D LED Internet TV, Black (Electronics) Well, we bought this t.v. in early April and by the end of May, it stopped working. It was wonderful when it worked, but died within 2 months. Quick calls to Sony revealed this is a common problem they're having with this t.v. and they said we need to replace the circuit board. We waited a couple days before a person from their local service facility called. That person informed us they didn't have the board in-stock and it would be 4-7 days. Well, we're still waiting. They have not been in-touch, we don't know what the hold up is. We have to chase them constantly to find out what's going on. Meanwhile, our t.v. still doesn't work. (When we try to turn it on, it goes immediately to standby mode.) Soooo disappointed that we shelled out this kind of money for a t.v. that is faulty and Sony isn't particularly motivated to get us up and running again. 22 of 24 people found the following review helpful  Not too good, not too bad, By SylverCloud (IL) - See all my reviews This review is from: Sony BRAVIA KDL46HX750 46-Inch 240 Hz 1080p 3D LED Internet TV, Black (Electronics) Was going for a HX929 but the price increase pushed it out of budget and I settled for HX750.This is a decent TV and I found cnet review mostly right. Colours are too good. Watching NGC and Discovery HD is really a treat. Blacks are really black like an other reviewer noted and its incredibly good. Downside is lost shadow detail. Shadow detail is not less, it simply is gone. Dark areas of picture appear totally black with nothing in detail or texture whatsoever. Motion judder is noticeable in standard and smooth modes (which are the ones recommended for regular use). I had compared this one side-by-side with HX 9 series and the latter humbled this at contrast and depth. HX 929 is still probably the best bet. But I felt the difference in picture doesn't justify the huge premium for 9 series. Overall, it might be a good TV, but overpriced for what it gives. **Update** I now painfully learn that what sony says in specs *youtube*, etc widgets have a fine... Read more |
› See all 17 customer reviews...
No comments:
Post a Comment