Sony KDL-32EX503

Nice to use ; class-leading motion handling ; excellent black levels and edge definition

Not as slim as some rivals

The Sony won’t give up its five-star rating without a serious fight – the EX503 is still one of the frontrunners in its class

XMB interface, smooth pictures from all sources, Freeview HD software

Lack of sharpness, some judder

An excellent Freeview HD performer, this small Sony keeps it light when it comes to picture processing; high-def pictures can lack ultimate detail and show-up a touch of judder and blur, but the prize for the patient is superbly clean images unrivalled...

ease of use and good internet content.

very narrow viewing angle, have to be nearly facing the set for best picture. could do with itv player i use a surround sound stand so can't give a true value for the sets sound quality

Picture ok sound ok (could be louder)

It should have wi-fi installed but to be honest the internet content is rubbish and you can't get some of the channels on freeview as it says i need a freeview HD... which funnily i DO have... cant get facebook or twitter so if the internet is your...

Great picture, stylish looks, light and easy to move.

No automatic change from TV when switching to HDMI connected equipment other than the Blu-ray player. Not enough adjustment to the sound.

Excellent picture & sound. Versatile

Connector box on back looks a bit of an add-on (and is vunerable to transport damage).

All round a very good television.

Like internet connection for iplayer.

Takes a while to respond to remote button clicks. Would be good to be able to get ITV Player through internet.

Nice clear colours, good input facilities, PC, Wireless, Dongle, Consoles.

Built in freeview not enough options, importing wirelessly not great, only BBC iplayer and Channel 5 OD, online instructions, not great.

Picture Inbuilt Freeview HD Ready

Sound via Sky is poor (better on Freeview) Lack of a help manual - useless having this only on TV Takes longer than it should to come on Internet access should not be dependent on an overpriced Sony dongle