Easy to use for an 82 year old. Good picture and excellent sound. Very happy.

I have a very old non-smart Bravia which still works perfectly well. I wanted to upgrade to a larger screen smart TV. Based on previous experience and having taken advice from my local hi fi shop, I opted for the Bravia even though it was slightly more expensive than other comparable brands. I am happy with my purchase. Any criticisms? - I would have preferred a proper instruction book ( call me old fashioned! ). Yes, one can get the online manual but I’d rather have the real thing. I have yet to discover any reference to the second remote control that comes with the set. ( maybe it’s me!?! ). I feel that the feet are not robust enough for the size of the set. If I had pets or small children, I would be concerned about stability; the stand on my old set is a better design. Some reviewers have said that the screen "pales out " when viewed from an extreme angle. This seems to be true but as I don’t watch it from an extreme angle, it’s not an issue for me. On the whole, I am happy with my purchase.

I purchased this TV a few weeks ago as a replacement for our other Sony TV we purchased back in 2013. The TV from 2013 is still perfect, but has been put into our other room. So this new TV has taken centre stage in the living room. I personally don't think you can beat Sony for quality and I probably wouldn't buy a TV from another manufacturer. And this TV is no exception, the picture quality is amazing as you would expect, the sound is cinematic and has made for a suitable replacement for the old TV. The only slight gripe I would have is the fact that there is no scart socket anymore, and it would be nice if the support legs had optional insert points further in towards the centre of the TV as we don't like to wall mount. But those are the only issues. Other than that just superb!