VIZIO XVT323SV (32 inch) or Sony Internet TV - NSX-32GT1 (32 inch) Can't decide which is better? any advice?
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I purchased the VIZIOX VT323SV32-Inch Full HD on July 27th. Several times over the past 2 months, while I am watching a program, the screen goes black, the Vizio logo flashes on and off orange for about 30 second, the logo goes white again, and the program pops back on. At first I thought it was a firmware update, but after the 3rd time I contacted Vizio Support. It was acknowledged this is a "known" problem they are working on. Does the comparable Sony discussed in this blog have any similar problems? I don't know if Amazon will take the Vizio back as it is over the 30 days.
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Just got mine a week ago, great picture, took a little time to get hooked up to my wireless network, but once I did got the apps I wanted and did a update which added a bunch of new ones, overall a very nice TV for the price!
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Thanks! This is the one I was wondering about and ratings get me all confused. Enjoy! Donna
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Yes vizio is a cheaper brand but a great tv for the money. I spent 180 on this tv which I thought was a great buy.
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Not familiar w/ the 28" class only the 32". If the issues i'm having are any indication i would avoid ALL Element tv's. Sure they're cheap but you're far better off w/ s/thing a bit pricier.
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Just purchased the 26" 450 during last days of Circuit City closing so got price close to Walmart price of the 330. Had compared the 330 for months to the same size Vizio that only costed $357, and wife could not tell the difference between all three of them, other than the Vizio was about $150 less. I really don't think there is a perception difference between 330 and 450. We use in the bed room and speakers are fine, unless you need a high powered surround sound effect.
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Hey take it easy buddy. If your head explodes, then how are you gonna watch your new TV? Here is a page on LCD TV calibration: http://www.lcdtvbuyingguide.com/lcdtv/lcd-tv-calibration.html If you cannot decide which LCD TV to buy, here are some quick picks from Consumer Reports from the November 2007 issue. Best 32-inches sets: * Sony Bravia KDL-32S3000 , $1100 * Sony Bravia KDL-32XBR4 , $1400 * Toshiba REGZA 32HL67 , $900 * Panasonic TC-32LX700 , $950 * Samsung LN-T3242H , $900 Good values 32-inch sets: * Olevia 532H , $650 * RCA L32WD22 , $650 Hope this helps. 8-) -S.C.-
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In answer to your question, I am thrilled with my 75 Samsung's pictures. Have three Vizio Florida and they are a good picture but not as much depth as the Samsung. I have been told that Samsung is a better design, and having just junked an 80 inch two year old Sharp A reliability was one thing I was looking for!!
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Oh, what seies do you have then? s v w xbr z or which? Seems like a gr8 price @ BB for bundle deal! Its prob. the s series tho. I did buy a 46v4100...hope it meets my needs...I am not 2 fussy and dont have a lot of fancy tech stuff. I am replacing a 27" RCA tube tv...
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I believe the screen of the ST50 is as reflective as the VT50, which I own. If so, it's as reflective as the VIZIO. In overall brightness, Vizio wins, in picture quality and depth of definition in blacks and grays, the ST50 will win. That's no to say the Vizio's PQ isn't stellar. My VT50 is in a fairly bright room with no window opposite it to reflect back at the viewer. They are well off to either side. I think the brightness of my set is more than adequate in this situation.
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vilasgn,I also took the gamble with a used-very good. The tv showed up 2 days ago, and it looks great, like brand new. We can't figure out what's supposed to be wrong with it, for them to take off $300, but I am glad I went for it. Fingers crossed you'll have the same experience I did.
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I would say Vizio is a more highly respected brand. My brother ha a 32" lcd Vizio and I have the 32" led Coby. The picture on both is great, but the sound on the Vizio is WAY better than my Coby. That said, there is usually a significant difference in price, so depending on the intended usage (my Coby is a secondary TV), you might be just fine with it. If you are an avid TV/movie watcher, and this TV will be your primary one, I would suggest going with a Vizio TV rather than a Coby one.
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The closest Vizio model is their XVT472SV, a full-LED 48" HDTV. It was introduced in early 2010 but most dealers have sold out and it appears Vizio is making only the internet app version now. You can find the XVT472SV as a refurbished (by Vizio) HDTV, like new, for about $350 less at Tiger Direct. This model has 240Hz refresh rate combined with smart dimming to produce a contrast ratio of 2,000,000 to 1 and also has some operational advantages over the internet apps version. I ordered the last new one Amazon had in stock and am planning on getting a BlueRay player that includes wireless capability, to provide the ability for streaming movies via the web. The closest Vizio model is their XVT472SV, a full-LED 48" HDTV. It was introduced in early 2010 but most dealers have sold out and it appears Vizio is making only the internet app version now. You can find the XVT472SV as a refurbished (by Vizio) HDTV, like new, for about $350 less at Tiger Direct. This model has 240Hz refresh rate combined with smart dimming to produce a contrast ratio of 2,000,000 to 1 and also has some operational advantages over the internet apps version. I ordered the last new one Amazon had in stock and am planning on getting a BlueRay player that includes... » Read More The closest Vizio model is their XVT472SV, a full-LED 48" HDTV. It was introduced in early 2010 but most dealers have sold out and it appears Vizio is making only the internet app version now. You can find the XVT472SV as a refurbished (by Vizio) HDTV, like new, for about $350 less at Tiger Direct. This model has 240Hz refresh rate combined with smart dimming to produce a contrast ratio of 2,000,000 to 1 and also has some operational advantages over the internet apps version. I ordered the last new one Amazon had in stock and am planning on getting a BlueRay player that includes wireless capability, to provide the ability for streaming movies via the web. « Show Less
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I've had my 80" Vizio for a few months now and love it! The picture is great and you can't beat the price. I was debating a similar choice, but couldn't be happier with 80". It the extra 15" makes a much more immersive experience.
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Thanks for the info. We have the 58 " Panasonic Viera Plasma that has been awesome so far (3 years).Were looking at a 32 or 37 inch tv for the bedroom. We currently have a 22 inch but can't read the small print on the bottom of the set because were too far away.
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I own this tv as well as a Vizio and I would say that I like the Vizio slightly better. Seems to be just a little better quality (nothing specific just my opinion). I have the Coby in a guest bedroom and it is not used terribly oftern but works fine.
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I wondered the same. From what I gather, the 30B is 47" and the 32B is 42" but otherwise the same, I believe. The 32B with my 65" Tv works great for such a price savings. I wouldn't notice any difference of 5 inches for twice the price. I believe, at the time, I made the right call but see the price has lowered for the 30B. So moot point now. I wouldn't pay for the above price for either, keep searching.
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The VBR338 is no longer available according to the VIZIO site. From what I can see there are no major differences between a VBR337 and a VBR338. Sorry I can not be more help.
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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.