one more positive review, off course every review on hx 850 is positive :clapping:
Sony Bravia HX850 Reviews
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one more positive review, off course every review on hx 850 is positive :clapping:
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thegr8anand
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Any member who owns this give feedback please? Specially how is the SD content and you experience with the tv.
avmaxfan
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Gizmodo Review
Sony Bravia HX850 Lightning Review: No Gimmicks, Just Great | Gizmodo Australia
Conclusion - At $2299 and $3499 (for the 46-inch and 55-inch models, respectively) the HX850 is on par with its LED competition in terms of price its certainly more affordable than Panasonics WT50 while producing a picture that can compete with plasmas like Pannys VT50. Thats a rare talent.
Sony Bravia HX850 Lightning Review: No Gimmicks, Just Great | Gizmodo Australia
Conclusion - At $2299 and $3499 (for the 46-inch and 55-inch models, respectively) the HX850 is on par with its LED competition in terms of price its certainly more affordable than Panasonics WT50 while producing a picture that can compete with plasmas like Pannys VT50. Thats a rare talent.
Audiodoc
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What hifi has better reviews than stuff. Stuff is a typical men's magazine with girls and boys toys.!
kingsrinivas
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I am weighing between Sony 40HX850 and samsung 40ES6800 ? Any suggestions from anyone.
I am getting 40HX850 for 76500 and the samsung for 82500. As I am not too much into TV's, can you guys suggest which one should I go for?
I am getting 40HX850 for 76500 and the samsung for 82500. As I am not too much into TV's, can you guys suggest which one should I go for?
avmaxfan
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HX850 is a much better TV than Samsung ES6800, as you can make out from the reviews posted in this thread 
longshanks
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Demo both the television specially playing HD content and decide for yourself, at the end of the day you are one who is going to use the television so choose which suits you best and you like the most.
I can simply say 40ES6800 is way better than HX850 but that does not make any sense nor the reviews or any members opinion if you end up regretting after buying one of these televisions.
So demo them both and choose wisely.
Why confusing a member commenting false statement...in this thread there are multiple review of HX850..check it...
If people would ask choosing between a videocon LED and sony HX850..bashers will tell to go for videocon LED just to make a point..
Bashers' only intention is to delete and close as much sony related thread as possible.
If people would ask choosing between a videocon LED and sony HX850..bashers will tell to go for videocon LED just to make a point..
Bashers' only intention is to delete and close as much sony related thread as possible.
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Where you getting 40HX850 for 76500...!!! Its abt 89000 everywhere....
After a very long wait, I finally bought this beauty last Sunday. :yahoo:
Loving every bit of it especially the motion clarity and the black levels. No clouding, no flashlighting, no DSE. This beauty is almost perfect.:licklips:
Almost I say, because there is a huge(almost one inch) and deep scratch on the display which I noticed from the time the technician took the TV out from the packaging box.:annoyed: I have asked for a replacement. Keeping my fingers crossed and hoping to get an equally perfect TV in the replacement.
Meanwhile, can you guys share some reference picture settings.
Loving every bit of it especially the motion clarity and the black levels. No clouding, no flashlighting, no DSE. This beauty is almost perfect.:licklips:
Almost I say, because there is a huge(almost one inch) and deep scratch on the display which I noticed from the time the technician took the TV out from the packaging box.:annoyed: I have asked for a replacement. Keeping my fingers crossed and hoping to get an equally perfect TV in the replacement.
Meanwhile, can you guys share some reference picture settings.
Congrats Mayhem.Enjoy the tv.
shaiju_o_thomas
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Congrats!
It's a 40", right?
For BD and true HD, switch to Cinema1/Warm2, switch off all processing except the local dimming and motion at lowest possible settings.
These are good out of the box. Do you have any calibration disc? Adjust the brightness, contrast and sharpness using discs like AVSHD709.
For DTH and SD you can switch on noise reduction features. They are effective.
Last year I demoed the 55" extensively and was mighty impressed for edge lit LED. Hope I can visit your place someday with my favorite BDs to do another demo.
It's a 40", right?
For BD and true HD, switch to Cinema1/Warm2, switch off all processing except the local dimming and motion at lowest possible settings.
These are good out of the box. Do you have any calibration disc? Adjust the brightness, contrast and sharpness using discs like AVSHD709.
For DTH and SD you can switch on noise reduction features. They are effective.
Last year I demoed the 55" extensively and was mighty impressed for edge lit LED. Hope I can visit your place someday with my favorite BDs to do another demo.
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