Compare Prices : Sony KDL-46X2000 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Picture performance maintains high standards

Pros: Great design, Impressive connectivity, Fantastic picture performance

Cons: It's a little bit pricey for most pockets

Verdict: Sony has crammed 46-inch of big-screen brilliance into this shiny model of how today's TVs can look and perform. A tad pricey at £4,000 but one to shortlist

Review summary: This model is distinguishable from its cheaper siblings by its combination of a Full HD native pixel count and Sony's current top level of image processing known as Bravia Engine Ex

Pros: Superb pictures and features list

Cons: A bit expensive, slight motion blur

Verdict: With the pocket depth and picture source to do it justice, this LCD leviathan is to die for

Pros: Attractive design, Wide range of inputs, Excellent PC performance

Cons: Below average performance in 1080p, Average performance in High Definition, poor performance in Standard Definition

Verdict: Good looks, good audio and excellent connection options do not make up for the below average image quality, especially at this price point.

Review summary: Sony's X-Series Bravia screens represent the pinnacle of its flatscreen LCD aspirations. Does this 46-inch debut live up to the hype?

Pros: Lush design ; great pictures ; great connectivity

Cons: Slight motion smearing ; not confident with SD sources

Review summary: The handsome-looking KDL-46X2000 is Sony's first 'full HD' TV. Sounds impressive, but how is that better than standard HD Ready TVs? Well, here's the technical bit: the 46X2000 sports a native pixel resolution of 1,920 x 1,080...

Pros: Ultra-sharp picture, Good connectivity, Vivid colours, Superb sound

Cons: Standard-def suffers a bit

Verdict: This TV really does raise the Sony Bravia HD performance to a new level