Browsing 37-40 Inch LCD Sony
Sony KDL-40X3000 - 40'' Widescreen Bravia 1080P Full HD LCD TV - With Freeview Best Buy
Sony KDL-40X3000 - 40'' Widescreen Bravia 1080P Full HD LCD TV - With Freeview Best Buys. Compare prices and features on this Sony KDL-40X3000 - 40'' Widescreen Bravia 1080P Full HD LCD TV - With Freeview!
See our New 2006 range of cheap Sony KDL-40X3000 - 40'' Widescreen Bravia 1080P Full HD LCD TV - With Freeview. Listed below is the cheapest price for the Sony KDL-40X3000 - 40'' Widescreen Bravia 1080P Full HD LCD TV - With Freeview with Amazon UK.
Popularity - 11800. The lower the number the more popular.
Price - £1470.01 Correct as of 03/04/08
Average User Rating - 
View Reviews
To purchase this product from 
at the great price of
£1470.01 click the 'buy now' button below or click
Buy Now from Amazon.
Back to Top
4 Reviews for Sony KDL-40X3000 - 40'' Widescreen Bravia 1080P Full HD LCD TV - With Freeview
The best 1080p LCD on the market - 20 Mar 2008
3 out of 3 found this review helpful.
This is one amazing set. I had gone for the cheaper 46xf355 from Toshiba but had to send it back due to a really annoying fan noise. While I had it though even without the noise the picture quality was good but not great - watched Dantes Peak on HD DVD and some jaggies appeared in places at 1080/24.
No such thing on the Sony. The 100mhz is perfect no handy cam effect here. The theatre button on the remote is brilliant for films getting one of the best D65 pics out of the box.
Very cinematic watched Italian Job from Sky HD and was blown away by the picture.
If anything lets this tv down it would be its speakers they're okay but I must admit I would say the Onkyos of the Tosh were better. But hey what do you mean you dont have separate 5.1 anyway. They are good enough for normal tv viewing.
Its expensive in comparison (the 46xf355 was cheaper) but after seeing this I rather have less but of better quality. Trust me on this, buy one your eyes will thank you.
I want to give it 6 stars.... - 17 Mar 2008
4 out of 4 found this review helpful.
I spent a (seriously) long time deciding which flat screen TV to get. As soon as I narrowed it down to Sony, it was clearly only ever going to be about the X-series. I initially ordered the 46" model, but decided to get the 40" instead so that it would fit more neatly in the space I have for it in my lounge. (I should point out that I didn't actually order this from Amazon, as I found it cheaper elsewhere).
It's difficult to know where to start with this amazing piece of kit in terms of reviewing it, because it really is soooooo good. Looks wise it is fantastic, with its glass surround, the screen has a 'floating' design and just looks great (especially sitting on the TV stand I bought seperately, which is clear and smoked black glass).
In terms of connectivity, this thing has got ports coming out of its ears. 2 Scart (which will clearly never be used), 3 HDMI (which is great in terms of future proofing), 2 components (I notice the tech description Amazon have here says 1 component, but it does have two), a pc connection, USB....the list just goes on and on...
When you finally get round to turning the thing on, the visuals are just stunning. I've currently got a Sony 250gb PVR unit plugged into it, which upscales output to 1080p, and an xbox 360 which can also output to 1080p. Both of these look incredible. INCREDIBLE. It's not just that the TV outputs at full HD (1080p), but also that it scans at 100 Hz too, so no worries about motion blurring. And it plays movies at 24p (24 frames a second, which is the speed that movies are recorded onto film. Normal TVs display at 25p, which means it's ever so slightly faster on those TVs than the film is supposed to be. On this Sony unit, the film is as it would be in the cinema. It's also an added incentive not to watch bad films, as they will now take that bit longer to finish.)
The sound is impressive too. Even without a 5.1 surround system, the sound is crisp and real, with a good range, picking up high and low tones with ease. And with the Bravia Theatre Synch system, it'll connect to a Sony surround sound system with a single touch of a button.
Its not short of clever features either, with PIP (picture in picture - for watching TV and your pc at the same time), PAP (picture and picture - watching two TV channels simultaneously/playing your xbox and watching TV), a photo viewer to run slideshows, a 7 day EPG, with a reminder features, freeze picture setting, significant control over display, sound and setting options and more....
Obviously you aren't going to choose which TV to buy solely based on a review by a random on Amazon, but I honestly cannot recommend this TV strongly enough. For the money, it is without doubt the greatest TV on the market. Trust me, you won't be disappointed.
Sony KDL-40X3000 - 26 Feb 2008
5 out of 5 found this review helpful.
I spent a lot of time on the internet researching my next Sony and I'm glad I settled on the 40X3000. The picture quality on 1080p is absolutely stunning, even using out of the box settings. You can fine tune it to suit your own particular preferences depending on what input you're watching.
The 3 year warranty is a nice little bonus which saves about £250.
The number of inputs was a big plus for me, 3 x HDMI which means Sky HD, Xbox 360 and Sony DAV-IS 10 all have HDMI connections.
Amazon force you to use their "White Glove" delivery service for this and if I'm honest I was a bit shocked to find out that this was with Home Delivery Network. I shouldn't have worried though, I received a phone call 48 hours before delivery giving me a 4 hour window and also a call from the driver 45 minutes before they arrived.
Awesome! - 12 Jan 2008
13 out of 14 found this review helpful.
Mulled over which bravia to buy for months. This model is awesome. Looks fantastic switched off and the quality when switched on is unmistakable. Bravia PRO engine, 100Hz, 1080P, combine to give awesome picture quality with both SKY HD and PS3. Sound is through a 5:1 system so haven't really tried out the TVs own. No noise issues with the internal fan. Can't recommend this enough.