VIZIO VO320E 32-Inch ECO 720p LCD HDTV

Unbeatable for the price. Of course, that was 2 months ago...features and pricing change rapidly on these products, so do your homework. If you expect $1000 performance out of a $400 TV, stop reading (...and maybe seek professional help to balance your meds...). If you want a good $400 TV, read on...Good picture, easy set up, simple remote. Perfect for somebody who wants or needs to upgrade from obsolete TV but generally is not comfortable with new technology. On-screen menus not the greatest, but not terrible. Again...the price.All the inputs you need for a simple set-up (e.g. main video plus a DVD player; 2 HDMI plus S-video, component and composite). Digital and analog tuners; RF input. Digital (fiber only, as I recall) and analog audio out if you want to connect to an external sound system. Speakers on set are fine for simple use, though. Some sort of fake "surround" mode out of TV speakers available.Picture is uniform; no discernible distortion of clarity or color across screen. Off-angle viewing is good. Attractive enough as most new TVs are; no trendy, gimicky "style touches" that may seem good-looking now but will make it look silly in a few years.Again, great FOR THE PRICE. Not for video (or audio) geeks. Not for Home Theater. Great for secondary viewing area (e.g. guest bedroom) or less demanding viewer. Picture adjustments are manual only (no ambient light sensor). Blacks and color good, not outstanding. Response time (8ms) and update rate (60Hz) less than you'd want for fast-paced sports. No "Smoothing" or "cinema modes, no PiP, etc.Arrived in great shape. No issues with initial qaulity or shipping.

great tv..Bought it at COSTCO for 332.00..COSTCO also give you an extra year warranty..One more year for free..

I bought this HD TV to replace a 27 classic color TV for space and to "move up". It did alleviate quite a bit of Space from the JVC 27" tube TV I had. However, the picture wasn't that great. I used it for a standard DVD and you can clearly see the pixels trailing vs the JVC which did not show this issue. I am guessing this has to do with the slow 60Hz refresh rate? I have a samsung high end (120Hz) and have never seen this type of issue on action flicks. I have yet to test it on over the air HD and will do so soon. I will let you know.

I am sso very glad I called my grandson to help me when I needed a new t v. he sent me this wonderful visio 32in. now Ilove to watch t v. its the best thing since white bread.

I have had this TV for a little over a month, and really I like it, especially since I got it on sale. It was easy to set up (took maybe 15-20 minutes). Picture quality has been pretty good so far, especially through my blu ray(sony n460). I have Direct TV, but I don't pay for HD right now, but plan to get it soon. My picture is actually pretty good now, except on my sports channels, and thats where the difference comes in. After doing much research, I came to the conclusion that for a 32 inch 1080p and 120 hz wasn't all that necessary, but when it comes to sports it does make a difference. Fortunately Direct TV is adding more sports stations to the HD package, so that should resolve that issue. That being said, depending on your required use, this a great little tv, especially since it comes a great price point. For use with a video game console and to watch movies (either on regular tv or via blu ray or streaming video), it's great. The TV has a lot of great features and adjustments to make it suite your specifications. Overall, it's more than worth it's price, and that its supposed to ECO friendly.