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Watching DVD movies, enjoying your favorite ball game on TV, or being captivated by your local HDTV content, theVX32LHDTV10A high 1366 x 768 resolution, 178-degree viewing angle and blazing 8 ms response time will impress even the most discerning of consumers. Designed for maximum versatility, this Vizio is equipped with a wide variety of input interfaces for your High Definition Satellite, Cable Box, DVD player, game consoles, computer, and more! With the integrated ATSC/NTSC/QAM tuner, you can enjoy high definition and regular television programs with or without paid high definition service. Order yours today! User Reviews Add Vizio VX32L HDTV 32" Widescreen LCD HDTV comment click here. Geat value & product    Purchased this VIZIO 32" LCD/HDTV from an independent dealer on March 19, 2008,and was blown away. Setup was quick and simple. Less than quality picture on regular analog sdtv, but viewable. Looking forward to upgrading to HD cable. Once I hooked it to my pS2 and toshiba HD DVD player on the 1080i setting,the picture and sound was totally awesome. Receive a few on the air HD channels;reception great! My regular DVD videos are crisp and clear. Absolutely recommend to anyone who's in the market for an lcd hdtv of this magnitude: great new name,product and value. Will defintely buy VIZIO again! Good as a starter HDTV    We have owned this tv since mid Aug 07. As our very first non standard def tv, we were amazed with the picture. After a few months here is what we think about this tv. Pros: Looks nice. Light weight. Number of inputs. Picture quality is good. Price (got it for $599) I'm not going to call these "cons" because they are just slight imperfections on the tv. I have started to noticed a bit of blurring but it really isn't a big deal to me because of what I tv I had before. The audio is what seems to be the major problem with this tv. I have an antenna (coax), cable box (component) and a xbox 360/xbox hd dvd(component). The sound over the antenna coax cable is normal and loud. The sound on the cable box component cables is a bit muted it seems. When I play games on the 360, the volume is a little louder than the cable box but still not as loud as the coax tv. When I watch movies on the 360 and/or the hd dvd drive the volume is really muted to where we have to honestly put the volume past 90 (out of 100) to get the sound loud enough. I do not have anything that uses HDMI so I cannot comment on that. Overall, we are very happy with this tv and would recommend it to anyone on a budget. I am going to add a budget home theatre at the first of the year to see if that solves the problem. I also wanted to say that I have NOT tried customer service to see if they can fix the audio or if it is just a flaw with the tv. Great TV!    Ok Ok, there are alot of people out there trying to find the perfect T.V for themselves and it could be pretty hard with all of these mixed customer reviews. Some are good and some are bad...how can you really tell whats good to help you make up your mind? But I own this TV and I must say, its pretty damn good. I seriously wouldn't recommend getting it if you don't have some sort of HD service. Whether is yor cable service or even your DVD's. I don't have a HD service with my cable yet but I plan on getting it soon, but the picture does look better, but it makes everyone look a little fat and blown-up...just a little bit though. Like you won't see freakin Dave Chappell who is like 150lbs looking like he's 300lbs, it just makes them look a little bit fat and that's with every TV not just with this one...so don't think im talkig bad about this TV because its a great tv. I do have a couple of HD channels (the TV found it for me on its own, I don't knw how but it did) and they look noticably clearer and much sharper than the regular channels.I do own a Playstation 3 though and the Blu-Rays look great on this TV. Regular DVD's SUCK!! I seriouly can't watch regular DVD's anymore..they look so low quality and horrible. I brought "300" before I had this TV and on my regular TV it looked pretty good. But when I got this TV and played a Blu-ray DVD on it, I was like "WOW, That looks F*&%#@ good" and then I played 300 again to see how it would look, and I was like "What the f...is this a bootleg! This is crazy! So now I have to sell my regular version and cop the Blu-Ray version. Games also look amazing. The sound quality is really good too. Has real loud and clear sound and that's wihtout having to actually BLAST the TV, I put mines on about 25-30 volume level and its freaking loud and I think the TV can go up to about 60 in volume level, in not too sure because I didn't need to put it that high. I don't have a HDMI cable either, but I have the HD components for my 360 and i have the monster cables for my PS3 and their graphic detail on the TV is really good. I was really blown away playing Halo 3, Heavenly Sword and Call Of Duty 4. Its only a 720p/1080i TV, but the pitcure still looks great if you tweak it a little in the menu. The TV has 2 HDMI components in the back, but seriously, I don't think that it will actually make a noticable difference with a 1080i TV. You may just need to upgrade to a 42" 1080p TV if you want to noticable see a difference. But i went with the 32" because I thought the 37" or 42" would be too big for my room ,but now i wish i went with the 37" but I don't really think it would have made a difference in my satisfaction because it will just increase the screen size, not the resolution (like 1080i to 1080p) but the 32" is a good size for small to medium size rooms and the picture is great. Bottom line, im glad i brought this tv because its great, cheap and worth buying if your on,a budget. I really don't see how you can be unsatisfied with this TV unless your looking to buy a 1080p TV. I Love it and I think you would too! Great TV for the Price    A Great looking TV for a first time HDTV buyer who is looking for a reasonably priced TV but doesn't want the quality of the TV to suffer. The picture quality rivals that of more expensive brands of TVs such as Sony, Samsung, etc. Easy to navigate menus don't scare away the buyer who isn't familiar with tuning their TV. Easy to read hookups in the back eliminate any confusion when setting up your tv. This TV is also a great computer monitor as it supports a HDMI to DVI hookup. CONS: The sound quality and level of this TV is the largest setback to it. You'll find yourself consatnly fighting with the volume level of the TV to find the best sound for whatever it is that your watching. This can be remedied by purchasing yourself a hometheater system if you have the extra cash. Great TV!    Purchased for $599 @ Circuit City and the set was on sell the next day for $569. I took my receipt to my local store and received 110% of the savings, Circuit City has come a long way in customer service. The TV does need to be tuned/adjusted to the environment you plan on using it. The manual and a few minutes of playing with the menu's solved the issue. The first thing you will notice is the poor quality of standard def TV, the signal we have all grown up with. HD is definately the future of TV! I can't believe I lived without it for so long. This TV looks great in the 720 HD mode and performs as expected. When I watch TV now I scan to see what is on the Direct TV HD channels before the standard def ones. Upgrading to HD on Direct TV also provided a noticable inprovement in the quality of sound coming from my stereo and standard DVD's appeared crisper. All said, I will be looking at Vizio in the future when I upgarde my remaing TV's. Vizio VX32L great for those on a budget    My wife and I wanted a 32"-37" LCD for our bedroom, so we looked at all the deals on LCD's on black friday. We look at all the mid-priced brands, and even those such as Sony & Samsung. The best picture we saw was the 32" Samsung, there was no equal in my opinion. However, the difference between the Vizio @ $598 (Sears) and the Samsung $899 (Sears)was not hard. The Vizio set is very thin compared to Olevia (very thick)and the picture quality appeared to be much better. I hooked up a cheap DVD player using AV and it looked very nice. Then I hooked up digital cable, and "most" channels looked fine. I have not hooked up any HD signals yet, but I am happy with the picture quality. The onscreen menus are very nice, and the Picture-in-Picture (PIP) is nice with the exception that I cannot use the same signal twice, so I have to hook up two different cable signals twice to get PIP (I know very little about PIP technology, so this might be normal). 720p is fine, considering there are only 1 or 2 32" LCD's with 1080p and you also will pay about $1500 or more for those sets. Overall, I am happy with this television, it is perfect for a master bedroom or for those on a tight budget for this family room. For as much as TV technology has changed lately, why pay $600+ for a LCD, when it will most likely be outdated and overpriced in 6 months. Great Buy!!! Amazing for the price but still is a good TV    I work at Sears as a TV salesmen and im a college student. So I know a few things about televisions. I am one of the better part time salesmen in our store but anyways. Being a college student, I didn't have alot of money to throw around. Im 18 years old and wanted an HDTV to play my Xbox 360 on. All I have to say is I made the right decision. Being around TVs for 6 to 8 hours straight can get annoying but it does give you alot of time to look at each set and see the differences in quality and price. The best two looking television in the 32 range LCD are obviously the Sony Bravia KDL-32S3000 32" 720p LCD HDTV sets or the Samsungs. Yes they do look better but they by no means look $400 better than the Vizio. So weighing out all my options and wanted to stay under the $700 range it was either the Vizio, Sylvania, or the Olevia. This was the no brainer of the year. The Vizio looks so much better than both these sets and the worst thing is the Vizio is cheaper than the Sylvania. I also got a great deal on it. For one the signing manager was told to put the old display Vizio on closeout and a new one in its place. I was like I wanna buy this TV tonite so he put the new one outta the box on closeout and left the old one there. So I got a 629 dollar Tv for about 500 plus my associate discount. Once I brought the TV home I was immediatly satisfied. Going from a 13 inch SDTV (although it was LCD) to a 32 inch HD TV was incredible. After tweakings of the settings my 360 games looked just as good as they do on my uncles Samsung. This shows that if you are technically able you can spend far less on a TV and with some setting adjustments make it look like a 1000 dollar set. There are some reasons I gave this TV a four though. For one the sound isn't very good. I use a surround sound system by Yamaha that was about the smae price of the TV haha. If you don't have a surround sound I do suggest you turn off the Simulated surround sound in the menu. It waill make the TV sound a little better. The only other negative with hte television are in dark movie scenes they tend to look a little muddy. Not horrible but not as good as they should. All in all at 599-629 (500 with tax for me ;) ) dollars this is a great Televison set. I do suggest if yuou buy this at least buy the 300 dollar Yamaha home theatre system with an included reciever. Yamaha YHT-380BL Home Theater in a Box Great TV    Vizio VX32L 32" Widescreen LCD HDTV with HDMI/ATSC I began my search for a larger LCD with HD that was not going to send me to the poor house.. I came across the Vizio VX32L and read the opinion/reviews from owners, and found that a lot of people seemed pretty satisfied with it, although, they paid a lot more because they bought when LCD's were much more expensive, so I figured if they were happy with it for the price they paid, then I should be OK with paying only $569.00. I picked it up and could not wait to get home to hang it on the wall and get the DVR & DVD player hooked to put it to the test. First thing I noticed is that I was not truly satisfied with the way the picture looked at first. So I went in & tweaked the settings to my liking. I found that to be odd, since most TV's come from the factory and the default settings are usually satisfactory, and only need minor adjustments. This one needed to be tweaked more than any other TV I've owned. However after going through the manual and learning what all the little settings were (most new to me), when I was done I was pretty satisfied. Now at first, I was using Standard Definition, which on most HDTV's doesn't always look like what people are used to seeing. So I used a nice DVD using progressive scan with Component Hook-ups. Now that brought out more of what this TV can deliver, and actually made me happy with my purchase right then & there. The next test was to go to HD, so I used my HD-DVR, and hooked up the HDMI cable. All I can say is, WOW! The sharp crisp crystal clarity REALLY stood out now. This was the ultimate test to see what this thing was truly capable of, and I knew that I made a smart choice. Now, can this TV deliver what the big names can? No, but it's pretty darn close, and that's why you pay $570-$600 instead of $1500-$2000. A Great value for the money. It has a contrast of 1200:1, which I think should be a good minimum to go by if you like realistic viewing without dark spots becoming impossible to make out. This one is bright, and can deliver some good clear full motion video. Sure you can buy a Sony for a TON more $$ with 10,000:1 contrast, but most people don't have that kind if dough to throw around for TV. The menus are very simple, and it has plenty of settings to tweak this puppy to your liking. I do advise reading the manual for this part, because it had settings that normal TV's do not, and can be kind of confusing to the "Electronically Challenged" folks out there. Also, read the online forums that deal with this set, you'll learn a lot from it. The sound that comes out of the built in speakers is great for a bedroom, but if you like thunderous surround, then you'll need a separate surround receiver. But for my bedroom, it's perfectly fine, and actually has a pretty good simulated surround that comes out nice & clear. The set is attractive, I really like the look of it, and the fact that it can be wall mounted was real positive for me. Now for some, depending on the location of viewing, you might be better off placing it on a dresser, and angling the view. I know when I rearrange my bedroom, I'm not going to keep it on the wall, because it does not appear like it will be the ideal viewing angle. You can buy an expensive wall mounting hardware, that will twist, swivel, pan, etc., but whether you'll need it or not will all depend on viewing location. I do like the input selections, it gives me options I've never had. For instance, it not only has HDMI, but it had 2. It also has 2 component video connections, 2 AV hookups, one with S-video, and it also had the standard coax for those who can enjoy true over the air uncompressed HD signals that will blow you away. This set has an ATSC tuner for just that purpose. As you shop around for flat panels, you'll want to make sure it comes with that (as some don't) if you want to enjoy over the air HDTV. It also has QAM built in so that some people can eliminate set top boxes for cable. You can also use this set as PC monitor if you choose, which some day I'm going the try out. It will be so much easier to read the screen in 32" instead 17" like I have now. The remote is decent, and like all new ones take some getting used to. Of course I'd like some of the button in other locations, but I think that of all my remotes. The Picture in Picture is nice, and unlike my HD rear projection, I do not have to worry about side bar burning in to the screen. The MFG. guarantees that no screen burn in can happen with this set, which puts my mind at ease when my kids pause the DVD player for hours at a time! All in all for the money I believe I got a GREAT deal. Yes there are better sets out there, but most of us cannot afford them. Great HDTV    I have had this TV for just over one year now and I love it. I wanted to check out HDTV and not spend over $1,000 and this set was was what I went with after researching my options on the net. I have been very pleased with my purchase and the over the air HDTV is fantastic, especially for sports. My only regret is not getting a bigger set, but I plan to in the future. You have to teak the color settings and the sound (turn the bass up to 85 or 90 and the treble jsut below it) but I think this set was a great way to experience HDTV with out breaking the bank especially since you can pick up one of these sets for $100 more or less than I paid. However if want something for your living room go with the 42 or 50 inch version. Trust me you will love it. No real cons    After alot of research and waiting for deals on tvs. I found this tv in a great online deal, I read some reviews some good and some bad. It was $415 w/ free shipping so I had to jump on the deal! Its a great tv of course its not the best quality but for the price, its amazing. I bought it refurbished so it does have 2 dead pixels, but you literally can't even notice it unless your a couple of inches away from the screen, and I pointed it out. If you don't have cable, you can buy an HDTV antenna and pick up your local channels in HD as well as alot of new channels, I picked up about 25 new channels when I bought my HDTV antenna. Its awesome watching HD movies in Blu-ray with my PS3 and playing games as well. The sound is normal, if your getting an HDTV you should probably also invest in a sound system as well though. I love that it has PIP and also you can alternate the audio from the PIP from the main screen and the PIP screen, its a neat little feature. I read a couple reviews a while back that said the tv died after 6 months, which was almost enough for me to not buy this tv. Well I did and its been one of the best purchases I've made, and I definitely enjoy this TV better then my old 32" crt, which took alot of space and added alot of heat to my room, not to mention they use more electricity as well. Well despite those reviews I bought this tv, and I have had it since June of 2006. Its been 1 year and 3½ months and I don't regret buying this tv at all. I love this tv. Like one of the other reviewers said, Don't pay over $600 for this TV. At that price you can buy something a bit better. But don't be put off by Vizio just because they are not name brand. PS: The remote is pretty good too and doesn't use too much battery, Im still using the original batteries that came with the TV. Excellent unit for the price    First of all, I want to say that I only use this tv for my xbox360, my PS2, my PS3 and my PC, I dont use it with cabletv or any other satellite tv service. now to the review. the picture is just great, I compared it with a friend's 32" LCD HDTV OLEVIA and this one is way ahead in terms of picture quality, sound and connectivity, I haven't had any issues at all with it and the audio is ok for a bedroom but if you want something better you do need to get a home theater receiver. I use HDMI for both, the PS3 and the xbox360, component for the PS2 and VGA (RGB) for the PC connector, again, I dont watch regular or HiDef TV with it and I tried it once (regular, not HD, HBO Adan Sandler's Click) and it was ok. so, in a nutchell, this is a great purchase for a budget HDTV for gaming although it does not support 1080p for my 360 and PS3 but if you want 1080P you'll have to spend at least US$1,500 for a decent 1080p set. Your choice. I also want to add that after my supervisor watched how clear the games looked (Gears of Wars, XBOX360) he just couldn't play with his PS2 anymore and purchased the exact same HDTV model and a xbox360 and I can say that he didn't regret it (he just couldn't shut the day after he got it). Excellent TV    Very good HD and analog picture. Good off-axis viewing. Quite acceptable sound. Lots of inputs and outputs. Good on-screen menu for making picture/sound/other adjustments. Very good automatic circuitry for mantaining picture quality between channels - picture adjustments never required (after initial set-up) when switching channels. Great zoom features. Only negative is the need to go through a full (set-up) channel scan to add a new TV channel. Great value. Great TV for the Price    I have owned this TV for about 9 months now and it is great. Very nice picture with Digital Cable and the HD channels looks amazing. I bought this from costco and paid around 650 for last thanksgiving. My parents have a high end Panasonic plazma and this was considerably cheaper but the picture and quality is only a little less, very good value. I would buy again from Vizio. Great budget unit!    I bought my 32" Vizio about 6 months ago and haven't had any issues with it at all. Picture quality is great, plenty of settings that you can tinker with to get it just how you want it, and a price that's fantastic. It has plenty of inputs and outputs to hook up your gaming systems, dvd players, and home theater setups. It has HDMI as well, so the quality is good. The main thing people complain about is audio. I think it's wrong to rate this great unit lower because of the audio. For a smaller room or bedroom, the audio is just fine. Once you get into a larger room, you'll want a home theater setup. That's the way it's always been with TV's, CRT or HDTV. The audio quality isn't great, but it isn't bad. I recommend this to anybody who asks, and it's definately worth a look if you're in the market. Great Customer Support....I'd buy again...and planning to    Vizio 32" LCD HDTV - VX32LHad a problem with the sound. Even at 100 I could barely hear the thing. I'd misplaced the receipt and so I was resigned to just using it as a computer monitor. (This thing is an awesome monitor...I tried it out..wow) Finally I decided to give Vizio customer support and call. I had the best experience I have ever had with a product and customer support. They were helpful to the point of being almost annoying (great and unbelievable) They were going to send out a technician, then decided to send out a small gizmo instead. I was instructed to connect the small box to the RJ-11 service port on the back of the TV, press the start button on the box, wait for the green light to turn orange, then wait 15 minutes for it to turn green again, disconnect the box, unplug the TV for 15 to 20 seconds, plug it back in again, turn the TV on and test the volume. Wow...it worked as advertised. Before I could barely hear the thing with it turned up to 100, now it is too loud at 40!!! I'll buy one of these again. The customer service people kept calling me to be sure that the problem was fixed. I asked them if they wanted me to send their gizmo back...Reply: "No, keep it. We're sorry for the hassle and hope you now enjoy the product." I'm looking for another one in the 42 inch range. I'll put the 32 in another room....Wow Add Vizio VX32L HDTV 32" Widescreen LCD HDTV comment click here.

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