Sony KD-32W830K Smart TV – Picture quality: 8/10 Thus most of the key connectivity bases are covered on this Sony TV. You also get dual band WiFi with support for 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands and a/b/g/n/AC standards.
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Wireless connectivity options include Bluetooth 5.0 to connect wireless speakers/headphones and even a keyboard or mouse. Speaking of ports, you get three HDMI ports – one of which supports ARC, two USB 2.0 ports, optical audio out, 3.5 mm headphone jack, coaxial A/V inputs and a LAN port. On the flip side, certain ports placed at the back of the TV will be hard to reach. Secondly, the side ports are located near the left edge of the TV making them easy to access even after wall-mounting it. Firstly, the stands are attached towards the centre of the TV rather than near the edges, making it possible to place this TV on a smaller desk. Though the aesthetics of this TV didn’t wow me, there were a couple of design elements that I liked here. The necessary screws are bundled along with a wireless remote control and a pair of AAA batteries. The wall mount kit isn’t bundled but would be provided during installation if required. The desktop stands hold the TV firmly in place.
The TV can be wall-mounted or placed on a desk using the bundled stands. The elongated chin below the bottom bezel, which hosts a power LED and IR receiver, adds a bit of character to the design. Though there is nothing glaringly bad about it, it feels a tad dated. Sony hasn’t bothered going bezel-less and opted for a more classical design with narrow but distinct bezels on all four sides. Sony KD-32W830K Smart TV – Design and connectivity: 7.5/10 But does it do enough to change mindsets? Let’s find out. As expected, it carries a premium price tag with the promise of a superior picture quality and performance. And what’s more, they are present in the most popular 32-inch segment too! Sony served us a timely reminder of that with the recently launched W830K series.
With so many budget smart TV brands plying their trade in India, at times one tends to forget that the big boys are still around.
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