Pros
- Excellent brightness and contrast
- Fantastic Internet offerings
Cons
- Limited color adjustments
- On-screen instructions are not always clear
Bottom Line
Good-looking images, interesting multimedia features, and a huge selection of Internet-video offerings justify the Sony Bravia KDL-52XBR9’s $2000 price tag.
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