SONY KD-32W800

Is Sony’s long-running 32in TV a model out of time?

View online review whf.cm/KD_32W800 £299 While Sony refreshes most of its TVs every year, the 32in KD-32W800 has, remarkably, stuck around since 2021. Presumably either because it keeps selling well enough to make an upgrade unnecessary, or because Sony just isn’t putting any effort into the 32in TV world anymore. Whatever the reason for its longevity, the simple fact is that the W800 carries a relatively premium price by today’s 32in TV standards, of £299. Does it really deserve such an enduring run, though? With Android TV and Sony’s Bravia Engine processor on board, though, it certainly has the on-paper potential to justify its price, despite the fact that it has been around longer than any of its current 32in rivals. The W800’s screen is mounted within a fairly chunky…

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