32″ LCD TV Price

I will start out with the only thing that could be a negative. and it's not the controler despite the fact tht the controler does look small and cheaply it works fine. is that I am having problem using both HDMI i think it might be something to do with the devices i am hooking up but since i have not yet deciphered what the problem is, there is a small chance that it might be the TV.

Now i am probably very sure lot of you wondering why should you buy a 32 inch 1080 p tv, when 42 and 40 lcd some of similar brand type at around 650 to 750 at costco, walmart or sams, well first off, if it's just for your room a 42 inch monster is going to look ridiculous, but the most important reason is that if you want your LCD to double as your PC monitor ( which i am currently doing ) then 32 is about the biggest size that you should get without hurting your eyesight or making it unconfortable to use, 32 is just big enought for you to use under regular medium size room conditions. even small rooms will look good with a nice 32 incher, personally this TV is multitasking, its my PC monitor, MY PS3 gaming tv and my cable, blue ray and DVD player I use it for everything and so far the inputs are plentifull and the customisation is great. meaning that you can actually make it look better than at the store, my custum settings are actually quite better than the factory to my eyes.

In other words if you watn a Living room cost effective TV. buy one of the Vizio's 37 to 46 inchers at just around 150 to 200 more.

but if you need a full HD for your Room this is very private and solid buy, only have had it for about 5 months but so far so good, eventually ill probably buy a bigger TV for the living room but this one is getting the job done so far and I won't complain.

I did not buy this TV off of amazon, however I still got a great deal on it. I was in the market for an LCD TV for my bedroom. Basically I wanted to create a gaming/HTPC/TV set up for my room. My budget only allowed for something under $450 at most. So with that in mind, I really didn't have much room to play with. I found a no name brand selling at Costco for under $400 shipped. I was really skeptical. The lcd I received had a really sharp and bright, but was seriously lacking in input and output options. I ended up returning it. I just happened to stumble on the Sceptre brand and it was selling for $400 plus tax. What a great find! There are many input and output options, and the display is better than my friends Vizio. I have an xbox 360 hooked up through component video, that btw displays in 1080p, and my pc hooked up through hdmi, also in 1080p. It has analog audio out and digital optical out. The remote is adequate, nothing to brag about. The menu features allow you to adjust your display well. I did a lot of searching before deciding on keeping this unit. I've owned it for about 2 months now, and so far it's probably the best display I've owned. I highly recommend this display if you are on a budget.

+: good resolution, low price, great for av and vga input
-: slow channel changes, freezes and will not respond to remote or buttons on side, poor customer service.

DO NOT BUY.

This tv can't be beat for the price and features. 1080p with 2 HDMI 1.3 inputs. I got it cheaper than most 720p 32" tv's and am thrilled with the picture. You will have to assemble the base but it comes with a screwdriver to put it on. I advise opening the top of the box and pulling the base out and installing it with the tv still in the box. Its easier that way. I read that the remote was cheaply made but I don't see it as a major issue. Also has analog/digital/cable tuners as should all recently manufactured HDTV's. Oh, it also has a digital audio output (SPDIF) if you are going to use it with a sound system. Great buy on a HDTV.

I was somewhat skeptical when I saw it in the store, but I looked at the specs and found them to be better than most of the other 1080 HDTVs, even though it was cheaper than any of the 720's. I bought it, set it up, and hooked it up to my blu-ray player, and it was flawless. I was happy to find a screw driver as well as component inputs (most TV's only come with analog, and I've never seen anything come with a quality philips head). I was thoroughly impressed.