Sony BRAVIA FW-32BZ30J 32″ 4K Ultra HD HDR VA LED Professional Display

Seriously, I am getting deeper blacks in my games with this TV than I ever could with an expensive OLED gaming monitor. Blacks looked very gray in the MSI OLED monitor I was using. Yeah, the refresh rate is maxed at 60hz with this TV, but 4K at 60hz looks very smooth to me. There is just so much more color and contrast control you can obtain with a high quality TV such as this one from Sony than a monitor. Monitors are just too limited on the look you want to create in games in my opinion. There are also no backlight issues at all with this TV. Colors are also bright and everything pops nicely with excellent contrast. I'm sticking with TVs from now on for my gaming.

There are some who says this is not a Google OS in the reviews. I want to point out that this is in fact a google OS called Android that is owned by google. This is a professional monitor, not a traditional RF TV, and does not have Tuner. This is the best Monitor I have ever purchased Easy to hook up. Never had any HDMI connection issues like other brands, screen is clear and crisp with very vibrant colors. Has apps and can be used for 4k streaming, easily hooks up to Wifi connection for Apps such as Netflix, or 4K Monitor which I am using it for. Also I bought in 2022 and so far has outlasted other brands such as Sam**** I have purchased in the past that was 4K. That other brand only last about a year, and this one is going on 3 years old now with no issues except 1 dead pixel that I caused. Sound quality is not bad but I use a sound system instead.

I needed a 4K monitor for my security camera system. This one works and looks great. The picture is crystal clear and shows every little detail.

If you want 4K in a 32-inch TV, this is the one to buy. Even if you don't want 4K capability in your 32-inch TV, this is still the one to buy. It's the best 32-inch I've ever had or seen, and it's also superior to Sony's other 32-inch TV, which is only offering 720p max.

I had to deduct a star because of the included remote control. This TV has Google TV with Google Voice Assistant, where you press the microphone button on a remote control and then Google will control the TV for you, including turning it off, and also answer all of your other Google inquiries. However, and astonishingly, Sony doesn't include the remote control that has the microphone built in. Without this, the Google Assistant is inaccessible and thus useless. So, if you want that convenience, and you do want it, you have to buy a separate Sony remote control for $65.

The picture quality is excellent once you remove the factory default picture settings. I highly recommend anyone wanting good brightness for this TV to turn off the light sensor. With the light sensor on, the TV won't get as bright as a lot of people like.

The Vivid setting is nice, and it doesn't oversaturate the picture the way some other TV's Vivid setting does.

The operating system in the TV is fast. Sound is okay, but of course, not as great as some of Sony's larger TVs that push the sound out from all over the screen, as opposed to small speakers at the bottom like this TV has. Of course, you can easily add an external speaker, if desired.

Viewing angles are not nearly as good as Sony's larger 4K 2022 models, but it doesn't bother me since I am almost always just watching the TV straight on.

The price is higher than a lot of inferior 32-inch TVs, but again, the Sony technology offered, along with it capable of 4K, justifies the higher price, in my opinion.

The picture quality and the features are excellent. I did have a problem getting the stand connected to the TV until I found someone with a magnetic Phillips screwdriver. That was the right size to get the screws in.

This is an android tv, not Google. There is a huge difference. To the other people saying it's a Google tv, STOP saying it's something it's not. This has to be returned.

Great visuals on sample display recording- 4K, but not as good as old Samsung 1080p on YouTube TV no matter how adjusted -and I tried everything. Expensive to return even in perfect condition carefully re-packaged about $100 loss.

For HDMI inputs a bunch of picture modes… Just a great TV