Sony KP-57XBR10W 57 in. TV

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Average User Rating

(3.80 out of 5) from 4 reviews

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KP-57XBR10W just average

(3.00 out of 5) by chunk1 on Dec 12, 2001

Pros: Audio, PIP, Ease of use, can be used as a center channel for home theater
Cons: Fuzzy picture, not too compatible with progressive scan dvd, only one component input
The Bottom Line: Great entry level HD ready TV, but if you have the financial means or are interested in progressive scan dvd...stay away... far, far, away

Im going to start this review off by giving my overall opinion. While there are drawbacks noted be ...
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Best Out For The Money

(5.00 out of 5) by eastonaltree on Sep 7, 2001

Pros: Film like picture quality on DVD/HD, Superior Performance on NTSC Broadcast and VHS
Cons: Only One Wideband Component Input Non User Servicable Convergence
The Bottom Line: If you are willing to pay to have it calibrated, nothing else will compare.

Before I make my review, you must know that Stereophiles Guide To Home Theater gave this set an AAA ...
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Good Set, Paying for the Sony Name?

(3.00 out of 5) by scottyk924 on Aug 14, 2001

Pros: Good Pro-Scan Display, $500 rebate
Cons: Only 1 HDTV input, why not two!! You are paying for the Sony name here.
The Bottom Line: Good HDTV picture, not great. Poor normal televison watching, (cable,VCR,etc) Poor price, get a Toshiba or Sharp since they fixed the problem.

Everyday I see people come into my the store I work at and ask me which HDTV projection set is the b ...
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Sony KP-57XBR10W Widescreen H/DTV-Ready TV -- Expensive Set with Some Drawbacks

(4.00 out of 5) by radioguy on Jul 16, 2001

Pros: Image Quality with High-Def Signals, 16:9 Widescreen.
Cons: Image Quality with Standard Interlaced Signals, Only One Hi-Scan Input.
The Bottom Line: A pricey set that works well with high-def input but has problems with NTSC-standard analog interlaced signals.

If you're seriously ready to take the plunge into the high-definition digital television futur ...
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