Great TV. 1080p, LED backlit, ton of hook-ups. Amazing picture, great blacks and whites, everything is very clear, really good options for optimizing picture to suit your needs.
Two minor things I don't like: VGA instead of DVI, and no 3.5mm output for headphones - so be prepared to have DVI to VGA and/or 3.5mm to RCA adapters if you want those features.

I bought this on sale from Amazon, so the price was VERY good compared to some of the other 32" models on the market. I had seen that it received an "excellent" picture quality score from a leading electronics review magazine, so I had fairly high expectations. It actually EXCEEDED my expectations, and then some! Absolutely FANTASTIC picture quality!!! Any of my friends and family that have seen it have commented on the picture quality without even knowing that it was a new tv. I have a couple of big, high-end plasma and LCD tv's in my place, but this little thing actually beats them in picture quality. I don't find the sound to be "poor" as some reviews had mentioned. Sure, it's not the same as hearing sound through a big home theater system, but it isn't offensive in any way. This was also the first time I had mail ordered a tv. I'm pleased to say that it not only arrived quickly, but the box literally looked like I just brough it home from an electronics store! Overall, GREAT tv,... Read more

First, I would like to say that for over $600, I think this TV should have a stand that swivels at least a BIT, and it doesn't. But that's a minor gripe. This TV takes the place in my living room (main TV viewing area) of a Samsung 720p resolution TV of the same size. Those who say you cannot tell the difference on smaller screens like this--I disagree. I can tell the difference. Not that the Samsung picture wasn't good--but this is better. The sound on this set is vastly superior to the Samsung. The set up process was really simple; in fact simpler than the "quick start guide" because my stand was actually already screwed on and only the very base needed to be attached; there were no instructions for that, or for the little pin you use to do that, but it was pretty obvious what to do. I had no trouble removing the TV from the box and setting it up myself. I found it a little difficult to plug the HDMI cables in due to their location on the underside of a "bump" on the back and... Read more