Sony KDL-32WD752 32 "
 | Outdated Product 5 808 ₴ Size ("): 32; Operating system: Smart TV (proprietary system); Screen coating: glossy (anti-glare); Resolution (px): 1920x1080; Dynamic scene index (fps): 400; Sound power (W): 10; Number of speakers: 2; Digital tuner: DVB-T2 (terrestrial); DVB-C (cable); Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi; TV recording; Miracast |
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Sony KDL-32WD752 32 "
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Screen:32 ", 1920x1080 px, ids 400 fps
Multimedia:T2 tuner, Smart TV, Wi-Fi, LAN
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My new TV was supposed to be small, but modern with smart and other fashionable gadgets. But seriously, I have very little free space in my living room apartment and I need to use it wisely. I took this mid-range model from Sony because I know that the mid-range model from this famous manufacturer can be better in some respects than someone else’s tops. Plus, I heard good words about SmartTV in Sony’s version. Screens have always been Sony's calling card and this TV was no exception. On a scale of ten, it's just 10 out of 10. The image can be adjusted exactly the way you want. But even in the preset profiles, you don’t really want to change anything. You can look at it from any angle, but the picture quality suffers slightly from this. It works well with dynamic scenes, while clarity hardly suffers. It shows videos from YouTube great, I have several channels of any kind, sometimes I enjoy watching them on TV. Good sound. Rich connectivity options. I have the impression that the design of remote controls for Sony TVs and other video equipment has been done by the same person for the last twenty years. When everyone is trying to optimize the remote control and make it as ergonomic as possible, this person simply releases another long plastic block that not only everyone can handle with one hand. Like the previous Sony remote controls, it is made of very high quality, it works clearly, thanks to the plastic, the soft touch is pleasant to the hand... But, damn it, it’s too long for it to be comfortable to work with one hand! And when there were problems with the wireless router, I decided to temporarily install the cable, but I couldn’t turn it on just like that, the network cable input was blocked by the VESA bracket |
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Additional features tv Sony KDL-32WD752:
Advanced Contrast Enhancer
The Advanced Contrast Enhancer optimizes contrast in every scene by varying the backlight intensity to capture the finest levels of gradation. This allows us to see deeper blacks, even in dimly lit scenes.
24p True Cinema
This mode allows you to watch movies as they were conceived by the director himself — on a large screen with a frequency of 24 frames per second. Until quite recently, the movies we watched at home played faster than in theaters. Because a movie that is shown on TV or sold on DVD needs to be adjusted to fit the PAL format. The difference is that movies are shot at 24 frames per second, while television standard is 25 frames per second.
- Advanced Contrast Enhancer
- 24p True Cinema Technology
- Energy Saving Modes
- Clear Phase technology compensates for peaks or dips in the original frequency range
Advanced Contrast Enhancer
The Advanced Contrast Enhancer optimizes contrast in every scene by varying the backlight intensity to capture the finest levels of gradation. This allows us to see deeper blacks, even in dimly lit scenes.
24p True Cinema
This mode allows you to watch movies as they were conceived by the director himself — on a large screen with a frequency of 24 frames per second. Until quite recently, the movies we watched at home played faster than in theaters. Because a movie that is shown on TV or sold on DVD needs to be adjusted to fit the PAL format. The difference is that movies are shot at 24 frames per second, while television standard is 25 frames per second.
