Vizio...Anyone have one?
zef204
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Does anyone have a Vizio Tv? They seem like a good deal, but I just want to be sure the quality is up to par.
Anyone have any feedback?
Anyone have any feedback?
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There is lots of buzz about them, and they are priced very
reasonably.
But, if it does not say SONY on the front, I do not buy it.
Seeking primarily PSA graded pre-war "type" cards
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<< <i>nope. good prices. depends on what you need. I have a a Samsung (DLP) and Panasonic (Plasma). Both are great but I needed 1080p and more than one HDMI output. >>
I have a Samsung DLP and am looking for a 32-40in for the bedroom. The $599 price tag on the 37in Vizio looks really good, but I just don't want to blow 6 bills if this thing sucks.
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If you hate it, take it back and they will credit your account.
The low-price scares alot of people I think, but the reviews
are good in the magazines.
http://reviews.cnet.com/4566-6475_7-0.html?tag=dffl2_5&filter=1000036_13142808_
I've sat in front of their 50" plasma at a friend's house, and I liked it. The TVs at Sams/Costco are almost always badly adjusted (too bright, colors artificially vivid, etc.), so it is hard to get a good idea of the picture quality without being knowledgeable and adjusting them yourself in the store. Of course, they often also have a standard definition signal coming into the TVs from a DVD, or even a "full" screen signal (old style 4:3 TV, not widescreen), which defeats the purpose of viewing it on a widescreen high definition TV. I'd just check the return policy and give it a try if you're happy. I'm putting two Vizio TVs into an occasional use condo. They are not high-end, but about average (or slightly higher) quality for below average cost.