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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
AWESOME PICTURE!!! =D Jun 13, 2010
even if i don't own this tv set yet, i decided to write this review to give my perspective on how amazing this little set is! i was in one of the studios in a best buy store and i got to see it in person. usually i wasnt a big fan of sony's products. but after turning the set on, i was really amazed on the picture quality. i think it was hooked up to a blu-ray player showing the menu to home alone 2. the quality was awesome compared to the led tvs on the market today. but i think even though i didnt get to hear how it sounds like, i suspect that the sound quality wont be that great due to the size. but overall, im lookin forward to seein these kind of tvs out soon and once they come down in price, ill probably upgrade to an oled tv lol. but if you have the money and love this little tv set, come and get one. you wont be disappointed! ;)
3 of 6 found the following review helpful:
If you have the means, I highly recommend picking one up. Sep 25, 2009
Clearest picture I've seen on a TV. I cannot wait until larger OLED screen sizes are available.
I placed mine on my office desk. It's large enough to view comfortably from this distance, and I can clearly read the Bloomberg scroll.
6 of 16 found the following review helpful:
SUPER CRISP Jul 27, 2009
Not bad for $2500, I payed a few thousand more in Japan. It's worth every penny if you want the best clarity. The colors are the same as any good led tv, but with the contrast ratio, the colors appear to have more depth. I think they are sharper.
When you see a human face on this, it is just like looking in a mirror. You can see the makeup on actors and actresses. Every single pore, pock mark, and skin growth on Adam Sandlers face comes through. You can see how his eyebrows were plucked, the rouge the put on him to make him look healthy, its all there.
Women you used to think were like godesses look just like the waitress at the local diner, with a heavy pasting of makeup. You know that girl at the office who is a part time make-up seller on top of her day job? The one who sometimes returns from the bathroom with half her face smudged off? (She did realize she brushed the make up off while answering the call of nature) Well, actresses look like her.
This takes movies, TV shows, sports, etc, to a whole new level.
It is sort of a reality check to say the least. It shows that hollywood really is human after all. My favorite is angeline Jolies, botoxed face, lips, lipo'd body, and oh! love her stretch marks too. Brad Pitt's face is a wrinkled mess from all the drugs.
This TV is worth buying for the reality check of the stars faces alone.
Makes me feel good about all my imperfections.
I love the TV and will buy each consecutive larger size as they come out.
9 of 12 found the following review helpful:
Stupendous Jan 11, 2009
It is expensive but if HD is needed in a very small format this is the product. price will come down substantially but it will be a while. Simple to hook up- just plug and play. Picture is fabulous. have it on the countertop in the bathroom- takes uo very little room and looks sllek and modern.
34 of 71 found the following review helpful:
Freaking outstanding set. Buy several. Nov 25, 2008
I love OLED technology. We needed a new set in the guest bath, so we ordered one of these on a whim. We all fell in love with them, and so the whole family wanted one. The next thing we ordered 6 more--one for each of the kids' rooms and the other bathrooms. I logged on today to buy 2 more after my wife found someone who could do a custom install in the H2's. Unfortunately, there wasn't enough room to put them in the H3's, so the kids will have to wait a year until they can trade up to something bigger.
I considered getting one for the master bedroom, but my one gripe is that the set is a little small. It's hard to replace a 50" screen with a 10" one. My wife said there was already too much undersized hardware in the bedroom. I'm not sure what she meant by that. I put a call into Sony, and they are accepting 10% deposits on the upcoming 36" OLED set. So that's something to consider. For the $5,000 you would spend for just two of the current OLED's, you can get on the waiting list for the 36", due in 2011.
Until then, I'm spending an awful lot of time locked in the bathroom. My wife keeps nagging me that I'll surely go blind, but I tell her the OLED isn't that small.
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