My vizio works a helluva lot better than my Samsung, much better picture.
Vizio is a decent product. I'm pretty picky about my AV stuff. The TV I have nothing but positive thoughts on. The blu ray player is a slightly different story, but ill reserve my thoughts on it.
We have a 42" vizio LCD, 1080p, 240HRZ. it has several HDMI ports, I'm thinking four, without getting up and looking.
Vizio started out as a great product and were way above average for the price point. After a year or two, they started getting popular and they let their QC go downhill, which gave them a lot of bad rap. The last couple years, they have been working to fix this reputation and thus, have been producing nice quality TVs since.
I believe we gave $650 or so last Christmas. Haven't regretted a single moment of it.
We have a 42" vizio LCD, 1080p, 240HRZ. it has several HDMI ports, I'm thinking four, without getting up and looking.
Vizio started out as a great product and were way above average for the price point. After a year or two, they started getting popular and they let their QC go downhill, which gave them a lot of bad rap. The last couple years, they have been working to fix this reputation and thus, have been producing nice quality TVs since.
I believe we gave $650 or so last Christmas. Haven't regretted a single moment of it.
Be honest, have you ever owned one?
I had a 42" and loved it, I decided to go bigger so I gave it to my Dad for his Man Cave and he loves it, great picture.
My GF has a 42" 1080P 120hz and it has a great picture, almost as good as my Samsung. I wouldn't hesitate to buy a new Vizio, especially an LED, they have great pictures. Great TVs for the price.
I have had three Vizio 22" LCD TVs, a 46" one, a 42" one for almost two years and not a single problem with any of them. In fact I prefer the picture on my 42" and 46" TVs to the 52" Sony Bravia I bought at the same time.
My mom bought a 55" with all the internet apps on it about six months ago and she loves it. No trouble.
My Dad just bought a 46" Samsung and returned it for a Vizio which (in his opinion) has a better picture was about $200 cheaper.
I just bought six 37" TVs for another project and they look really great.
I'm not a "buy the cheapest" type of guy but I do appreciate and recognize good value. I find the Vizios to be an incredible value and completely reliable.
Bryan
My mom bought a 55" with all the internet apps on it about six months ago and she loves it. No trouble.
My Dad just bought a 46" Samsung and returned it for a Vizio which (in his opinion) has a better picture was about $200 cheaper.
I just bought six 37" TVs for another project and they look really great.
I'm not a "buy the cheapest" type of guy but I do appreciate and recognize good value. I find the Vizios to be an incredible value and completely reliable.
Bryan
I am a Vizio homer, but that being said they are great. When I bought mine almost 4 years ago, it was the best bang for the buck. Never a single problem. (42" Gallevia)
Yes, and I didnt like it so I took it back
I've never understood this. If you couldn't tell in the store or didnt research enough to know what the set was capable of, why would you buy it in the first place??
I got a 32" vizio 1080p 120hz for Christmas last year. Great picture and works great so far nearly a year in use. No problems at all. Sams has the 42" right now for $538. That is the 1080p 120hz. Cannot beat the value.
