Would you recommend this or the VIZIO E320i-B2 32-Inch 720p 60Hz Smart LED HDTV? Overall good tv Vs. Low end Smart Tv?
1299000
Depends on what you watch. Action and sports play without blur with the 120Hz, and the audio is excellent. I did not care about apps as I had a Roku box.
1299001
It's a solid secondary TV for me. The 120Hz allows sports and action movies to look good. I'm using it in a 15ft bedroom.
1930299
You know i just realized this is a forum for the 720p model - I already have a 720p hdtv and I'm actually looking at the 1080p model. Looking for that one to drop another $100 (hint hint Amazon) before I jump in to get one.
1489827
Yes Mary. S. I Suppose because I use a 50inch Panasonic Viera Plasma TV. It's somewhat smart but I know there are "Smart" TVs. Well, I'm still jamming to it today and it's a beautiful system. Most importantly, the price amazed me and I truly did my research well, probably you too, before I got it.
1799952
i am debating between the same exact tv's but i think im going to choose the samsung...samsung is just better in a lot of things and the picture is supposed to be better...
517928
This particular Vizio is a 120 Hz set which is fine for most viewing. The 240 Hz models gives you a bit more performance in fast action viewing as in sports and gaming. In any case you can't go wrong with a Vizio. Best bang for the buck for sure!
487645
CCD, the 1080P by Sharp is fantastic. I went with the highest resolution possible and I am NOT dissatisfied. The picture is phenomenal with an HD signal. My wife and I watch this TV in our bedroom more now than the 38" tube HDTV in the livingroom.Go with the Sharp. I do not think you'll be disappointed.
1186632
Its a good full HD 1080 TV. The 720p one is 32LE451U and the 1080p is 32LE551U
1135962
I am happy with this tv. Have not seen the Vizio in action so can't say but I don't have any buyers remorse
1793966
Honestly for the price I bought it for, I was not concered about the internet connection. It's a 55" 3D HD TV that's 120hz and that's wht I wanted. I already have an Apple TV so the Smart TV option was not appealing to me. I feel people pay more for the smart tv feature when you can really get all that stuff through your cable provider or Apple.
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Here is a review from CNET on that model tv http://reviews.cnet.com/flat-panel-tvs/vizio-e320i-a0/4505-6482_7-35471751.html
1627844
neither I would buy a vizio over this one. Its great for the money if you are looking stright on as laying in bed. but for any other room I would go with the vizio.
879224
I bought the sceptre X508BV 50 inch in january 2013,I have had no problem with the TV so far,it is just a normal TV with just the regular ports on the side,the picture is very good.It is not a high tech TV with a lot of featuers,So far with the price I paid of $478 like the TV.
1270010
I have a set-up similar to yours. I currently have a 29" Vizio LCD and have had no problems. My only concern has been if the LCD can survive winter weather (I live in NC and have mild winters) so if the tempature gets below freezing for a few days I dismount the TV and take it inside to be safe. Suggest you check the operating tempature range on whatever you buy and be careful in the extremes. But after 2 years the Vizio is doing fine, as did the TV I replaced for 4 years. Go for it.
1998124
I have regular Dish Network right now (need to save a little more to upgrade to HD) and it really isn't all that bad. Having this TV definitely magnifies the imperfections, but not as much as many other DLPs or just bigger screens in general. Samsung actually clarifies it a little so that's a really big reason to go with them. But I will say that you need to hook up to your cable box with the best cord that you can. My receiver's best output is S-video so that's what I'm using right now. As for DVD, the same thing goes with that, use the best outputs possible, most have component outputs so at least use those. Progressive scan helps a lot also. If you want to buy a new DVD player, HD and Blu-Ray are great but they're still super expensive. I'm going to wait until the prices go down on those, so I bought an up-converting player on here for like $200 and it's a big difference from regular (which still isn't all that bad). All in all, this is definitely the TV to get (I couldn't be happier with mine). The price is great, the picture is great, it's easy to use, I'm sure you will agree when you get this into your home. I hope that answers your questions.
406427
Well i have a Philips 32" is a good TV ....but is not big enough to see the difference.... thank you all....i know now wath is the term.
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Refer to tech specs at http://www.vizio.com/e320vl.html#techspecs which has "Signal Compatibility: 1080i, 720p, 480p, 480i". Notice NO 1080P.
1482303
Tough to compare at 80" there are only Sharp and Vizio, i am not a friend of Sharp and I think for that size Vizio has the better pictureIf you go with a tv smaller than 80" you have better choices and pictures, like Panasonic or Sony, and I think Plasma has the better picture anyway. Best to go to a store to compare yourself.