price, image quality, usability, design, reliability

77% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

very nice tv great deal would recomed to any body thats looking for a good deal

not any

Ive had this tv for about 2 months. Picture is crisp and clear. Easy set up

Sound isn't the best, but I plan on buying a surround sound system

Easy set up (seriously, how hard can it be?) very light unit (might need countermeasures to avoid tipping). Surprisingly bright picture, receives digital broadcasts seamlessly: no artifacts, nice blacks, vivid colors. Computer display is nice also,...

Considering the price, it is what it is: the speakers are horrid, switching inputs are cumbersome: no dedicated buttons for sources, no macros: specially painful when one have 3-4 digital sub channels and have to go thru all of them before switch to...

The 32 inches is actually pretty decent size, when upgrading the for the first time. Lots of inputs, including 2 HDMI

This TV appears to be good at first, but its not. Using THX video optimizer and a video optimizer on a dvd cleaning disk, They both reveal that Grey scale is very weak, displaying 7 out of 10 shades only. This best looking picture comes at a price, all...

2 HDMI, 2 Composite, 2 Component, and only $400?...not to shabby. The video looks great and the sound is awsome for the 360 and PS3, both of the systems work in 1080i and have no lag

The TV is a BIT light (about 25 pounds) and does not feel sturdy, but dont let the looks fool you. The remote feels like a cheap carnival prize but that can be fixed in a hurry. The TV has a bit of lag when it changes video inputs but its not TOO bad

Good quality.Cheap.Saves Energy

The screen wares out faster than other tv's