Sony HX753 (2012) Series

usability, image quality, design, size, price

sound, reliability

94% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Crosstalk-light 3D pictures, Excellent online features, Can work well in a dark environment

Black levels not great with most picture settings, Pictures lack dynamism, Input lag

Good 3D pictures ; Good value ; Surprisingly strong black level performance

Surprisingly chunky design ; Calibrated pictures not the brightest ; No 3D glasses included

Stylish design ; intuitive menus ; extensive Smart TV content ; brilliant motion handling ; excellent colour balance

3D glasses not included ; white balance could be punchier

Best 32in TV, Awards 2012. The Sony does everything you need and performs superbly: an excellent all-rounder

Video app selection ; Cinematic Blu-ray pictures ; Impressively clean 3D ; Colours ; Laid-back 'easel' design

Repetitive user interface ; Average upscaling ; No MKV support ; No 3D glasses included

Forget like.no.other and make.believe; less.is.more should be Sony's new motto if this 40-incher from its HX7 Series is anything to go by.

Looks, build, finish ; ample spec at the price ; tremendous picture-making ability, with black tones a real highlight

Sounds frankly poor ; contrasts could be starker ; so-so DVD upscaling

The performance/price ratio is all in the consumer’s favour here – the HX753 needs to be seen

Potentially good 2D ; Crosstalk-free 3D ; Excellent online features ; Fair value

Input lag gaming issue ; Poor Home menu ; Pictures not the brightest ; Backlight inconsistency

In the nick of time, Sony has finally got its flatscreen TV act together, delivering with its flagship HX853 series arguably the best-performing LCD TVs ever. So it's with real enthusiasm that we take receipt of the first model from the brand's new...

Smooth, crisp picture ; Great selection of TV streaming apps ; Visually appealing

32in may not be enough for some

The HX753 gives you bags of Smart features, stunning picture and a nice price for a 32in screen

The Sony KDL-32HX753 is an expensive, undeniably stylish Freeview telly with a fine feature spread. The amount of streaming content available from Sony's online entertainment portal is dizzying, and HD picture quality is solid. If you like sports...

For a mid-entry television, the Sony KDL-32HX753 does itself justice, but with less than stellar picture quality and sound compared to the best, don’t expect it to blow you away. Sony KDL-32HX753 is tagged with Sony, KDL-32HX753, review, HD TV, 3D, LED...

Excellent contrast ; Rich blacks - with dynamic contrast enabled ; Very accurate colours out-of-the-box ; Reference greyscale and colour when calibrated ; Plenty of Video on Demand content ; Price is realistic

Cloudy blacks - with contrast enhancer off ; Panel banding evident on light colours ; 3D glasses need to be kept totally level ; SEN content/apps need to be unified