This sits towards the bottom of Sony’s 2014 line-up of TVs. It’s no surprise then to find that it lacks some extra bells and whistles - it doesn’t have 3D support and its motion processing is quite basic too.
It’s relatively cheap for a Sony TV though, as you can pick it up for £479, and it still includes Sony’s smart TV system as well as its X-Reality Pro processing engine. Its siblings further up the Sony TV chain, such as the W705 and W829 have been impressive in terms of picture quality, so can this cheaper model pull off the same trick?