(Did not purchase this television from Amazon.com)

I just received this television and wow, I am just unbelievably impressed. I have seen many Edge Lit LED TV's before, and this blows them away. I haven't noticed any of the uneven patterns of lighting and it is unbelievable thin.

Granted, I am upgrading from a 32" RCA LCD with a 2000:1 contrast ratio, but it's still just a stunning television.

Pros:
Very thin, almost insanely though
Bezel is sharp looking
Great black levels (especially being edge lit)
Matte-ish screen works well in a lot of sunlight
Internet apps (haven't tried yet)

Cons:
No built-in WiFi
Stand & mount could be sturdier

Overall, a hell of a TV. 2011 models have really set a new standard.

I just received the TV a few days ago and have only good things to say. The picture is good and appears uniform. My main concern about the TV was the audio quality. The thin LED edge lit displays don't allow for much speaker space. We placed the TV in our den and did not want to hook up a separate sound bar or stereo. I listened to an older version of the same TV in the store and thought the audio quality was a bit better than its competitors. The sound quality has more bass and depth than I thought and is totally acceptable for casual TV/movie watching or running Pandora through the internet applications.

The bezel is thin and the TV is totally inconspicous in the room. The TV is rather low, the bottom of the screen is only about 2.5-3" from ground, compared to our other 46" Samsung which sits about 6" from the table surface.

I would definately recommend this TV, very satisfied.

I choose this tv, the Sony Bravia KDL-46EX520 from the picture quality I observed in the dealer showroom, it was as good overall as tvs costing 1/3 more, and better than 100Hz tvs, like the Samsung 46D5005 beside it on the showroom tv-wall.
I placed myself about 10 feet from the tvs in the showroom, at the same distance I have to the tv in my living room, and compared the different brands pictures, and this Sony had more natural colours than the Samsungs, LGs and Philips tvs in the same price range or up to 1/3 more.
This Sony is a 50Hz, but it had better picture overall than the Samsung 100HZ as mentioned, and just as good picture overall as a Philips 100Hz costing 1/3 more. Sony has right, the non glare screen give less reflections than clear glass screens, and combined with the natural colours, deep black and good contrast, it gives a very nice picture to look at.
The cable tv box I have give Standard Definiton, SD, pictures on all channels, so I asked specificially... Read more