Sony KV-27V66 27" Trinitron TV
Owned for Over Half a Year with No Problems
...I did a lot of comparison shopping before buying.  So here is my opinion of this TV.<br />The picture and sound are great.  I've never had a problem with either.  The remote is lightweight and easy to use.  This TV has plenty of inputs and outputs  including front A/V inputs.  The screen is fairly flat compared to other 27  inch televisions.  The favorite channel feature is really nice as is the  picture-in-picture.<br />Before buying this TV, I spent a lot of time looking  at specifications and reading reviews.  Here is a little advice from my  research.<br />1. Don't confuse this model with the KV-27S66.  The KV-27S66  has only 5W/channel where the KV-27V66 has 10W/channel.  That's one reason  I went with this model.  I didn't want my speakers to rattle (and they  haven't).<br />2. On Sony's website, they indicate in the specifications that  there is a front S-Video input, then later say there isn't.  Which is  right?  There is no front S-Video input.<br />3. Don't be fooled by some of  the advertised bells and whistles.  For example, freeze memo and speed surf  don't work the way they are advertised.  That doesn't matter to me, but I  thought you might like to know.<br />4. Because this television is so heavy  and can't be shipped through normal UPS, shipping can take a long time,  especially if you don't live in a big city....<br />There are a lot of other 27  inch televisions on the market for a lot less money, but I was willing to  pay the extra money for the Sony name and all the other little bonuses like  multiple inputs/outputs, 2 tuner PIP, and quality speakers.<br />If you are  looking for a quality television set and are willing to pay $500-600, then  I would definitely recommend the Sony KV-27V66.