Sony KDL-32RE303 32 "

Stylish and practical

The 32-inch TV is made in a compact package. Its thickness without stand is 63 mm, and this is an indicator of the thickened bottom, where the main interfaces are located, including 1 HDMI and USB with a convenient side location. In the upper part, the model looks as neat and stylish as traditionally more expensive thin TVs, which means it can become an interior decoration.

Sony KDL-32RE303 is equipped with two digital TV tuners (terrestrial and cable) and a built-in audio system with a pair of 5-watt speakers. An abundance of interface ports, including another HDMI (rear), component and composite connectors, a headphone output, complements the multi-format media content player.

Rich colours and smooth video

Thanks to high-quality factory calibration, the panel reproduces rich and rich colours, providing a bright picture with good contrast even without additional settings. Motionflow™ XR technology is responsible for the smooth transition of frames in dynamic scenes. It allows you to achieve a frequency of 100 frames per second without blurring, jerking and other image artifacts.

The disadvantages of the TV include low, as for modern standards, resolution — only HD. This disadvantage is partially offset by the Clear Resolution Enhancer technology, which, without image distortion, increases the detail of low-quality content, bringing it closer to Full HD format.

Suitable choice for countryside

The Sony KDL-32RE303 features X-Protection PRO multi-level protection technology, which reduces the likelihood of failure due to power surges and surges. Firstly, there is a condenser and there are no ventilation holes through which dust could accumulate, which increases the risk of fire. Secondly, the internal boards of the TV are protected from moisture, which is designed to prevent short circuits. Thirdly, protection against a power surge (up to 9000 volts) is provided during a thunderstorm.

Given this feature, the Sony KDL-32RE303 TV can be recommended to those who think both about image quality and about the safe operation of equipment. First of all, the panel may be of interest to residents of rural areas and the private sector, who often suffer from unstable voltage in the power grid.