It's not specific to every sony set, but the W5500 has smearing on dark colours against light backgrounds.
I'm gutted, because everything else is perfect, no backlight bleed, no clouding and the deepest black levels I've seen on an lcd.
I would have thought that buying the top end 32" sony I wouldn't have to put up with it.
It really is distracting but Sony centre are refusing to see it as a fault and are saying it's normal behaviour.
Forgetting that this set can be had for cheaper online, this set has a rrp of £899 and I expect better.
Oh and to be honest I don't think you should give advice on sets that you have no experience of, seeing one in a shop or reading details online doesn't really qualify you, I've owned the set for nearly a month, and I've owned a large amounts of sets, (I change tv every few months). To be honest you've even said previous sony sets such as the lower end S series suffers no motion blur when people have asked, which is false, the S series and below suffer from motion blur, just because you can't notice something doesn't mean it's not there.
You go one further and say that no sony suffers from motion blur every time someone asks.
Let me tell you that every single lcd on the planet will suffer from motion blur, every single one from every make, but some handle motion better than others.
It's the same with viewing angles, every lcd will suffer from a loss of quality when viewed from extreme angles but some are better than others.
The thing is it's unfair to potential buyers, who buy on your advice because you will always recommend a sony over anything else, and when someone mentions a negative you always say it's not specific to Sony, or not all Sony sets suffer from it.
You've stated that you don't work for Sony, and aren't paid, so why are you so keen on defending Sony every time?