Sony Bravia KDL-55W807C

The Sony W800C LED TV features Google's Android TV. It has good picture quality in a dark room, and it doesn't reflect a lot of light. However, it can't get very...

Sony’s W802 series sits just below its top-tier sets, offering a full suite of apps, plenty of image processing, and a bright picture. But troubles with judder on Blu-ray discs have us scratching our heads.

This Sony set is an elegant, vibrant, Full HD TV with plenty of tricks up its sleeve...

With impressive picture quality and ample connectivity options to choose from, is it wise to invest in Sony Bravia 55W800C Android Smart TV ?

With top-shelf picture performance and sound for everything from sci-fi blockbusters to quiet dramas, the Sony 50W800B will please movie fans.

The Sony KDL-50W800B is a solid mid-range TV with better-than-average picture quality.

The Sony KDL-W800B series is a classy television with decent picture performance and ultra-low latency but it can be bettered in pure bang-for-buck terms.

We take a look at the Sony W805C with a 55-inch HD screen, Android TV and X-Reality Pro. But at £999 for a 1920x1080p TV it seems expensive given the current 4K budget TVs.

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Sony KDL-55W805C review: State-of-the-art HD pictures for those not convinced by 4K.

Sony delivers with the W802A, but its price may deter potential buyers.

We take a look at the Sony W805C with a 55-inch HD screen, Android TV and X-Reality Pro. But at £999 for a 1920x1080p TV it seems expensive given the current 4K budget TVs.

Is a premium HD TV still worth buying?

While it's largely a sideways move from 2014's W829, the Sony KDL-55W805C is tremendous value for money in terms of picture quality.