Sony KD-43X8305C

The Sony X830C doesn't have good picture quality. It reflects too much light in a bright room, and with the lights turned off, the blacks are gray. At least it m...

Sony's X83C series provides an affordable entry point into the company's UHD (4K) TV range, and the KD-49X8309C is an attractive and nicely-sized option for family viewing. It comes with the benefit of Android TV, and offers excellent connectivity options. Upscaling from HD content to UHD is excellent, and viewing angles are nice and wide, making this a good choice for family viewing. However, picture quality isn't the best we've seen in 2015, and this model is quite pricey for an entry-level UHD TV.

We take Sony's entry-level 4K TV for a spin and pose the questions, is 43-inches big enough and is it worth the £650, or so, asking price?

Sony's budget 4K TV gets the job done – but not much more

Last Updated - Saturday, November 21, 2015The Sony Bravia KD-43X8305C is a 43-inch LCD TV that has LED lighting on the edges of the display. Currently, it is the most reasonably priced UHD 4K resolution TV that the company has to offer. What you get in this TV is the latest Android TV smart platform and the new YouView catch-up offering. The real question here is that how much did Sony had to sacrifice in terms of picture quality to get to the lowest price possible? Sony Bravia KD-43X8305C is the Company’s Most Reasonably Priced 4K TV Let’s start of

If you're in the market for an affordable 4K TV, this entry-level Sony set is one to consider...