Sony KV-32FQ75S Review

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Sony KV-32FQ75S
2.5 stars
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Paul Edmondson.'s Review of Sony KV-32FQ75S Widescreen TV

8th Nov 2002

Overall Rating

1.5 stars
  • Value for money
    1.5 stars
Good Points

The Television is a good design externally but that's about it.


Bad Points

I am now on my third set, the first problem I had was a fuzzy images on the left hand side of the screen when displaying the TV guide from Sky Digital. Second problem was when watching either terestrial TV or digital TV the images were blurred and fuzzy to the edges. Now I am on my third set which has developed a purple colour tinge to any flesh tones at the bottom of the screen. How do I stand with Sony as they just keep repairing the sets and not replacing for a new or higher spec model, incidentally the original TV was only purchased in March 2002 - not very good quality at all.


General Comments

The Television is a good design externally but that's about it.

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Members' Comments onPaul Edmondson.'s Review

  • SimonO. on 26th Nov 2002

    The purple patch is caused by the magnetic fields from whatever you have placed on the glass shelves... You cannot use the shelves for what they were intend or you will constantly get this problem...