I thought you’d appreciate seeing a few more of the video reviews that are available for the KDL46EX720.
They tell both the good and the bad, but the good news is, there’s not a lot of bad to report, especially considering that the KDL46EX720 is at the lower end of Sony’s price spectrum, not the top.
The new Sony KDL46EX720 3D HDTV will put you at the leading edge of 3D HDTV technology. Quality and reliability combine with top-notch engineering to boost your home entertainment experience up to an entirely new level.
Get all the information you need to decide if the KDL46EX720 is the right TV for you right here.
Ultra-thin LED saves power but produces incredibly bright, clear images
Realistic 3D images with special 3D glasses sold separately
Stylish “minimalist” cabinet looks great in any room
Wi-Fi ready to stream a wide variety of multimedia content
Advanced technology delivers an unbelievably fluid picture by reducing blur caused by quick camera movements
KDL46EX720 User Reviews
I thought you might be interested in reading what people who’ve just bought the 46″ KDL-46EX720 LED HDTV are saying, so I did some research and this is what I found.
Sara said, “I know people spend days researching TVs – don’t waste your time just get this one and you will be fully satisfied.” Well, thanks for the input Sara, but we’ve provided a bunch more information below for others who might feel a bit differently.
The CNET reviewer concludes, “If you have a bright room, this is one of the best TVs to get because of its matte screen which reduces reflection dramatically.” (see the CNET video review below)
The more advanced features might have a bit of a learning curve, though, and, “Browsing the Internet with the built-in browser is kind of slow. Just use your iPhone.”
While Netflix and other download sites offer plenty of streaming content, one man noted that the Sony KDL-46EX720 only plays MPEG files, leaving him unable to directly play his many AVI video files. Other folks have pointed out, though, that those AVI files can be played on your computer and output to the TV.
In terms of style, CNET notes that its, “One of the more understated TVs we’ve seen.” It needs a wireless dongle for Wi-Fi but it has a very useful built-in Ethernet connection.”
George was really happy with the picture quality and was quick to add, “I love the Gracenote feature that tells me what song is playing.”
Overall, while this model isn’t perfect, most people don’t really expect it to be because it’s at the entry level end of the price spectrum. That said, most people find it to deliver an outstanding picture and are satisfied with their purchases. I’m therefore happy to recommend it.
for more in depth analysis of this TV’s features.