Sony KDL55HX750

price, usability, image quality, design, sound

remote control, black level, color

100% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

After falling in love with Sony’s NX720 in 2011, we wound up generally disappointed with the HX750 – it just doesn’t hold up. If we stop making that comparison, however, what we end up with is a handsome TV with a very solid picture, a wide range of...

Accurate colors. Good 2D viewing angles

Unimpressive black levels. Plenty of off-angle crosstalk in 3D. Glasses not included

Sony's HX750 series of LED HDTVs deliver good color fidelity and come with plenty of Web apps, but you can do better for the price.

Accurate colors. Good 2D viewing angles.

Unimpressive black levels. Plenty of off-angle crosstalk in 3D. Glasses not included.

Conclusion The Sony Bravia KDL-55HX750 is a capable 55-inch HDTV with a generous feature set. You'll get a sharp 2D picture from this set no matter where you're seated, but you'll need to be front and center to enjoy error-free 3D video. The panel's...

Very good 2D picture. Good network content. Good table/phone control feature.

Too much ghosting in 3D.

The Sony Bravia KDL-55HX750 is a conservatively styled, conservatively designed TV that does a good job generally, but is not the best for 3D.

Don’t look for major improvements from the Sony Bravia KDL-55HX750 compared to last year’s Sony Bravia lineup. It features the not-so-new, single-chip X-Reality engine and Motionflow XR 480 and edge LED back-lit 1080p display. These aren’t necessarily...

Never underestimate the value of consistency when it comes to TV performance, and that's exactly what the Sony KDL-55HX750 offers--consistently solid performance for both dark and bright viewing environments. Sure, its black level could be better, but...

Accurate colors. Good 2D viewing angles ; Cons: Unimpressive black levels. Plenty of off-angle crosstalk in 3D. Glasses not included. Editor Rating: 3.00 ; By John R. Delaney

Unimpressive black levels. Plenty of off-angle crosstalk in 3D. Glasses not included. Editor Rating: 3.00 ; By John R. Delaney

Sony's HX750 series of LED HDTVs deliver good color fidelity and come with plenty of Web apps, but you can do better for the price. Pros: Accurate colors. Good 2D viewing angles. Cons: Unimpressive black levels. Plenty of off-angle crosstalk in 3D....

Sony has further included much better internet connectivity and wireless networking options to allow users with a more efficient internet browsing experience. The Sony Entertainment Network feature integrated with the TV set allows you to stream online...

Still too much blue push but definitely a saturated picture and OK for bright rooms if you turn off the other settings which interfere with picture quality (see Picture Settings)