Sony KDL-32EX703

Sony KDL-32EX703 review

Competition in the mid-range 32in sector is always fierce. While Sony hasn't produced anything that exciting at this screen size for a while, it's good to see the Bravia KDL-32EX703 representing a stunning return to form for the manufacturer. Sony has done an admirable job of squeezing as much as possible into this panel, resulting in a spec list that's sure to cause some jealousy among its rivals. The main draw here is the Freeview HD tuner, which enables you to access subscription-free hi-def broadcasts. Along with Freeview HD capability, the TV boasts an Ethernet port that enables access to a host of internet widgets including YouTube and Dailymotion. The comprehensive line up of connections includes four HDMIs – two of which are side-mounted for easy access – as well as all the usual suspects and a USB port for playback of multimedia files. Updated BraviaThe KDL-32EX703 also boasts edge-lit LED backlighting along with the latest version of the manufacturer's Bravia Engine, including MotionFlow 100HZ processing and a sensor that switches the TV off if the room is empty for an extended length of time. This TV makes use of Sony's Xross system, a perfectly executed piece of onscreen ergonomics.