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The VIORE 32-inch 1080p LCD Television with built-in Blu-ray Disc Player allows you to enjoy TV programs, Blu-ray Discs, and DVDs, all in one convenient package â no need for multiple pieces of equipment. The Blu-ray Disc Player supports BD-Live, and plays BD-ROM, BD-R V2.0, BD-RE V3.0, DVD, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD-R, CD, MP3 and JPEG discs. The 32-inch widescreen active matrix TFT screen delivers high brightness providing a vivid and brilliant picture and high contrast for deeper blacks and brighter whites. 1920 x 1080 native resolution supports Full-HD (1080p) performance. 3 HDMI inputs enable true digital connections with external high definition signal source. The USB port is provided for playing digital media files and for BD-Live storage. The VGA port allows connection to a computer. The integrated digital/analog tuner lets you tune in any TV channels available over-the-air. The stand is detachable for wall mounting. The elegant design with glossy piano black bezel will enhance any décor……..
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Technical Details
- 1920×1080 native resolution for Full-HD (1080p) performance
- Built-in Blu-ray Disc Player
- Integrated ATSC TV tuner for HDTV broadcast reception
- Beautiful color depth with a contrast ratio of 1000:1
- Dual HDMI inputs for true digital connections
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2010-01-27
By Samson D. Gonzalez (Los Angeles, CA USA)
I don’t have very much room in my guest bedroom. This unit has a good enough picture - my mother-in-law loves it and wants one for home. I have a growing blu-ray library, so having the built in blu-ray player is really handy when she’s watching the kids.
Granted, I was worried about the brand when I bought it. I’d never heard of Viore. And when I went to the manufacturer’s site, they didn’t even have the product listed - I wanted to look at the product manual to see what sort of wall mounting units it supported. There also weren’t any reviews at that time. But, since it was a lightning deal, I took the plunge.
I can honestly say I’d buy it again.
2010-01-19
By Daniel Howard (San Jose, CA USA)
I didn’t buy at Amazon.com; I bought at a local electronics retailer. After taxes, I paid about the same price.
The Viore LCD32VXF60BD LCD TV/Blu-ray combo came in a nice box with a little plastic handle. I lifted it by myself without much trouble.
The box was in excellent condition. When I opened it, the TV inside was in perfect condition, held steady and protected by foam. It comes with a piece of plastic taped over the screen and a little bag containing the remote control with 2 AAA batteries and two separate instruction manuals (one in English, one in Spanish). It also comes with a power cord.
Once I got the TV out, I noticed right away that it is a nice-looking TV. It felt solid. Still, it was clearly a budget TV, in its general look.
The bottom of the bezel (frame) of the TV is a little wider than expected, cutting into the viewing area. I actually measured the viewing area and it is about 31 inches on the diagonal.
I programmed the TV to use cable. It found both analog and Clear QAM channels. I noticed that the on-screen menus are “budget style”: standard little fonts and square boxes that appear on the screen without whizzy animations and without any gee-whiz selection process. That’s all acceptable to me but I just wanted to let you know.
I took the TV through its paces. I left it on for about 6 hours. The 1080i picture that picked up on PBS looked good. No tuning or picture or functional issues.
I put in a Blu-ray disc. At first, the Blu-ray player didn’t want to accept it; it doesn’t just automatically accept the disc, switch everything and start playing. I had to switch the TV to the Blu-ray player input. The Blu-ray player then went up through a bootup sequence of mechanical spin up sounds for about 5 seconds. Once it accepted the disc, it whirred for about 7 seconds and then started playing. The wait was fairly short, not painfully long like some other Blu-ray players. Another oddity is that discs are inserted with the mirror side, not the label side, facing the viewer. This isn’t a big deal but, since people seem to expect that the label side should be visible when inserting the disc, you just have to know to insert it backwards/upside down.
The picture looked great from all angles. I looked from above, below, far left and far right and the TV has no issues with viewing it from an angle, even a harsh angle. If I could see the screen, I could see the picture.
Speaking of picture quality, I chose this player because I’d rather have 1080p and Blu-ray versus going with a mere 720p and DVD. As far as I’m concerned, Viore really delivers with best price for value. This is a good TV.
The sound was very strong. Lots of other TV/DVD combos don’t produce very loud sound but, in this case, I was comfortable with the sound set to 30 and moving it up to 100 made it very, very loud. It also has an options for flat (regular) sound and (simulated) surround sound; flat sound is the default. Switching on surround sound is a big improvement for me and provided fuller, more enveloping sound.
Later, I noticed that the Blu-ray player does have a low-to-medium whine while playing. I also have an old Sharp 22″ TV/DVD combo. I compared the player sounds: the Sharp is nearly silent while the Viore Blu-ray player is much louder. Now, if I were you, I wouldn’t freak out about this. It’s not that bad and is certainly drowned out by action and regular talking scenes. But, you could hear it on a quiet scene. It wasn’t annoying, just a slight mechanical, spinning type whine that could fade into the background for most people. And, for those who care, I tested it with a Blu-ray with DTS-HD MA audio and, with a few adjustments, it could play it (in stereo) from the built-in speakers.
I also tested the Blu-ray player with a DVD and CD. DVD up-conversion to 1080p is excellent. CD sound is good.
The TV has an Ethernet port for getting BD-Live updates for Blu-ray discs. Although I looked in the manual and on the TV, there was no mention of which Blu-ray Profiles that are supported. Since it has BD-Live, I assume that it supports Profile 2.0. The manual says that BD-Live content can be stored on internal memory (300 MB) or on a USB drive.
The TV can play media on a USB drive. I played MPG, MP3, JPG and even MP4 (a 1080p Apple trailer converted using QuickTime Pro; it plays in full and beautiful 1080p). It doesn’t play MOV (no surprise there).
On reading the manual, I noticed that some Chinese guy had used the back of it for as a coaster and written some notes (in Chinese characters) on it. Also, the remote had a tiny, tiny gash in it. I expect that Viore will send me a new one of both when I call.
The remote has a budget look-and-feel but is perfectly functional. The manuals are budget as well. The manuals don’t even have a “Getting Started” section but, if you have some familiarity with other electronics, you shouldn’t have much trouble.
The mounting screw holes are VESA 300 x 200 (300mm x 200mm).
A friend suggested that Viore might be the house brand for Walmart, even though that’s not where I bought it. Akai, another consumer electronics company, seems somehow related to Viore but the relationship is unknown.
Honestly, this is a fantastic value for the price. I’d much prefer this 1080p TV/Blu-ray combo than a 720p TV/DVD combo. It completely blows that away.
Now, this TV Blu-ray combo has a special purpose for me. I’m going to mount it in a bathroom. I looked into buying a special, waterproof TV but those are like 7x to 8x the cost of an equivalent non-waterproof TV. (Waterproof TVs actually do exist and are available, in case that you are interested, and are mostly made by small boutique companies.) At that markup, I figured that I could lose a couple TVs to water damage before it made sense to consider a waterproof TV. The only other benefits of a waterproof TV are that some of them have the appearance of a mirror when they are turned off and they have heated screens to combat misting.
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