Samsung LN32B460 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV: (Refurbished) Sony Bravia 46" VL Series 1080p LCD HDTV

(Refurbished) Sony Bravia 46" VL Series 1080p LCD HDTV Review

(Refurbished) Sony Bravia 46" VL Series 1080p LCD HDTV Feature

Full HD 1080p resolution
Motionflow 120Hz technology
30,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio
Sonys BRAVIA 2 Engine
4 HDMI inputs, 1 USB port

(Refurbished) Sony Bravia 46" VL Series 1080p LCD HDTV Overviews

With its striking slim bezel design, Full HD 1080p resolution, Motionflow 120Hz, and the BRAVIA Engine, Sony's KDL-46VL160 is nice to look at whether it's on or off. Plus, this LCD HDTV features ample connectivity for your home theatre components, as well as a USB port, so you can enjoy even more of your entertainment.Product FeaturesFrom movies to games, every image will fill the 46" display with staggering clarity. You'll view deeper blacks, better shadow detail and even fast-moving images will remain crisp thanks to:Full HD 1080p resolutionMotionflow 120Hz technology30,000:1 dynamic contrast ratioSonys BRAVIA 2 Engine4 HDMI inputs, 1 USB portAnd that's not allSony's BRAVIA 2 Engine reduces noise and produces sharp, lifelike images; the Advanced Contrast Enhancer circuit helps reproduce deeper blacks and greater detail in shadows; and Motionflow 120Hz technology ensures high-speed scenes are ultra-smooth. The result? Everything is optimized - the colours, the contrast, the detail, and your viewing experience.With a variety of HD-enabled inputs, you've got what you need to connect to your high-definition sources. This TV's also equipped with a USB port, so you can enjoy more of your digital entertainment from compatible devices.

(Refurbished) Sony Bravia 46" VL Series 1080p LCD HDTV Customer Review

Bought this TV plus Sony BDV-T11 (Blu-ray Home Theater). Now, I can put a DVD in, and it turns on TV and starts playing onscreen! No menu surfing. Very nice! Easy out-of-the-box setup. As other reviewers mentioned...Turn off light sensor!!! Sony should disable this feature. It really does make the picture quality look really bad. Thanks to previous reviewers for mentioning this. You save me hours of grief.

My main concern was reliability. I heard about most reliable being the three "S":
-Sony
-Samsung
-Sharp

I saw too many posts mentioning Sharp power supply failures. Same for some Panasonic plasmas from last 2-3 years. Also heard some complaints about some of the Samsung models. Much less with this Sony model. So, I decided to buy it. I hope this post helps. God bless you and good luck!