17 Comments to “SONY Bravia HD LCD TV <> KLV-32V300A & KLV-32S10A | India”

1. Joe | January 14th, 2008 at 11:00 am
   

   Hi,

   I believe the 6K difference between the two models is based on what the user’s
   requirement is. For someone, who does not want to wall-mount the TV, the swivel will make a big difference. For someone, who wants to wall mount the TV, the 1Kg lesser load does make a big difference. Here too, there are different wall mounts. Some do not offer flexibility for the TV angle, while there are others who allow setting the TV at a specific angle and then screw it up (here, we need to unwind the mount a bit and modify the angle and re-screw it), and still there are other mounts which can be operated electronically to set the vertical as well as horizontal angles.

   Cheers
   Joe

2. altaf | February 11th, 2008 at 8:31 pm
   

   please send me the new arrival details for bravia in 32′ its model number & price….

3. Vivek | February 12th, 2008 at 10:56 pm
   

   @ altaf

   Currently Sony has the following models in 32″ category:

   KLV-32D300A - MRP Rs. 69,990 /-*
   KLV-32V300A/B - MRP Rs. 54,990 /-*
   KLV-32S310A/B - MRP Rs. 49,990 /-*

   Archived models:

   KLV-32V200A
   KLV-32S200A/B

4. smurty | April 26th, 2008 at 5:56 pm
   

   The two models discussed appear to be meeting requirements of majority. But the operating temperature needs to be clarified for use in India. I wish I could see somewhere comparison between three brands- Sony,Panasonic and Samsung in this range.

5. Vivek | April 27th, 2008 at 11:11 am
   

   @murty

   first, thank you for visiting aavaas and leaving a comment behind. I suggest you call Sony on their helpline to figure out minor details such as operating temperature. Some companies do, and other do not display them on their website.

   What are your requirements?

   Comparing three company products online with all the details is not an easy thing to do. Perhaps you need to collect all details and manually compare them. Certain sites will allow you to compare only the basic features.

6. Vivek | April 27th, 2008 at 11:11 am
   

   and, please consider joining the forums.

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8. Kota J Vinay | May 7th, 2008 at 10:20 am
   

   please send me the details of 32 inch v-series, d-series and w-series bravia tv of sony, with best prices details

9. Vivek | May 9th, 2008 at 7:55 pm
   

   hi kota

   it is very tough to give prices without knowing where you are from.

   it is best to check the company’s website for the updated prices or to check the nearby dealers.

   we saw a promition stall yesterday where the v series 32 inch tv was priced approx 52000 rupees and the w 40 inch tv was slightly above a lakh.

   hope this helps. please join the forums and introduce yourself.

10. Praveen | July 2nd, 2008 at 12:29 pm
    

    Hi,
    update latest price list in metros

11. Vivek | July 6th, 2008 at 8:53 pm
    

    Hi Praveen

    You could request this at :

    http://aavaas.com/forum/index.php

    Please introduce yourself at the forum and ask questions pertaining to your city. thanks for stopping by at aavaas.

12. Saurabh | July 24th, 2008 at 9:27 pm
    

    Don’t purchase LCD tv sony. i purchased 32″ lcd 3-4 months back now it is dead. nobody from customer care and customer is responding. everytime they give fake commitments.

13. Vivek | August 12th, 2008 at 12:17 am
    

    Hi Saurabh

    I didnt know Sony joined the list for “bad after sales service” in India.

    Perhaps you can elaborate on your experiences. Did your matter get solved?

14. Anonymous | August 12th, 2008 at 10:14 pm
    

    Hi Vivek,

    I have experienced the real heat from sony services. They took 20 days to get my LCD fixed. Eery time when i called sony service center they gave “A new unique reason” like the part that was coming from singapore has got struck at custom checking at IGI airport. Can you believe that Sony the World class company’s part get struck at airport.
    Next time they gave me one more unique reason that courier service cannot deliver part at service center coz Kavariyaas have blocked the road.

    Customer care service is pathetic.
    No coordination between customer care and service center.
    There is no way to escalate your complaint.
    There is no SLA for fixing the problem.

    After this kind of experience i am not going to buy any product from Sony India.

15. Saurabh | August 12th, 2008 at 10:15 pm
    

    Hi Vivek,

    I have experienced the real heat from sony services. They took 20 days to get my LCD fixed. Eery time when i called sony service center they gave “A new unique reason” like the part that was coming from singapore has got struck at custom checking at IGI airport. Can you believe that Sony the World class company’s part get struck at airport.
    Next time they gave me one more unique reason that courier service cannot deliver part at service center coz Kavariyaas have blocked the road.

    Customer care service is pathetic.
    No coordination between customer care and service center.
    There is no way to escalate your complaint.
    There is no SLA for fixing the problem.

    After this kind of experience i am not going to buy any product from Sony India.

16. Cora Massie | August 16th, 2008 at 9:30 pm
    

    Hi - We have a Sony that would decide to take a nap and then it would come back on a short while later - we attributed this to the satelite connection - now the television took more than a nap - has it died or does anyone know some other reason or probabiblity other than a loose connection - which we have looked for - the televsion is just a little over a year old and used less than one year =

17. Vivek | August 20th, 2008 at 9:59 am
    

    Hi Cora

    Why dont you take it to the nearest service centre (or ask them to visit your home).

    Is it a CRT/LCD TV?

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