Sceptre 32" Class (31.5" Diag.) 720p 60Hz LED HDTV E328BV-HDH

Pros: -Great display for gaming on PC and consoles
-Good deal
-Good variety of TV settings
-Nice number of inputs
-Extremely light

Cons: -Somewhat long turn on time
-Speakers aren't the best
-Few input problems early on (Haven't had any for awhile though)

Other Thoughts: For the amount of money I spent on it, I am certainly getting my moneys worth. The speakers are the only real issue in my opinion and are the reason that I rated it 4/5. I'm sure with a little tweaking in the settings, it can be improved a little bit but you can tell that they are pretty cheap. I currently use it as a monitor for my desktop and a TV for gaming and Netflix on my Xbox and I have had no issues.

I definitely recommend this TV for people looking for a good sized HD LED display for a relatively good price. If you are looking for a long-term, high quality display however, I'd recommend you keep saving for a bigger name brand TV.

Pros: Great TV. I bought this for my dorm, and looks amazing. And the headphone audio out jack allows me to hook up my computer speakers, which are now my dedicated TV speakers =]

Cons: I don't know if it was due to my speakers (Bose Companion II) and the magnets inside, but my screen became discolored in the lower corners, where my speakers were placed.

Pros: Works perfectly. Very good picture quality. Feather light weight. Extremely low power use, 12-18 watts.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Power use and weight did matter here since I installed it in my boat. Based on those two, it's easily best-in-class.

Pros: It is loaded with features & you can't beat the price.

Cons: None for me.

Other Thoughts: I don't watch much TV, only really want to catch sports now & then.

Pros: Picture is nice and sharp and the colors are great.
Used sony remote control codes to program my Bell (Dish)
remote.

Cons: Speakers sound is not great but I am using it through a sound system.

Other Thoughts: This unit replaced a 27" tube TV that had to fit inside a wall unit.

Pros: Cheap

Cons: Picture is not sharp

Pros: Cheap? Swivel stand is nice.

Cons: The picture is absolutely atrocious. After receiving this I plugged it into my computer and got a picture that looked like it was processed through an old 8-bit Nintendo. Absolutely awful color differentiation, the whole thing has a terrible green tint, and everything is way fuzzier than a 720p TV should be. On returning it I was informed that these come back "all the time", so I ended up going with an Emerson instead.

Pros: Power consumption

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: I gave it 5 eggs because of an incident.

I hooked up a co-worker's non-working PS3 to it via HDMI I bought for $10. The screen went from no signal to ant-hockey back-and-fort during the session.

Switching source back to TV through AV cabling Uverse started oscillating and I thought the cheap and probably faulty HDMI cable fried some circuitry in the Sceptre.

I had to disconnect all connections to it, connect the original setup, turn it off a couple time - and it is back to normal.

Nice recovery, thanks for a still working product!

Options are nice and work as far as I tested them. Excellent product for low power-consumption minded people such as myself.

In quality - we sit within 6 foot of this display.

Fine!

Audio - Bose 321 hooked up, so when Sceptre is off audio still coming in.

I have not read user feed-back before posting this, in effort to post honest and accurate feedback of the product based on personal experience.

This product is ON 24/7 in my home, and so far it works.

Low power consumption was primary, size of screen was secondary, price was last on my list to select this product.

Pros: Nice 2nd HD TV for the kids or back-up!

Cons: Sound is lacking...Sammy's seem to have the best stock speakers!

Other Thoughts: I bought this from Walmart online and store pick-up after constantly checking prices for a month.
I like NewEgg...but I got the same one for $169 total price! (I did have to pick-it-up though!)

Pros: works

Cons: 3 dead pixels right out of the box

was kind of a pain to set up:
at first wouldn't work at all but started to to work at start up but then not for windows.
*had to use old monitor to set the resultion for this monitor*

was using the mini-phone jake for sound at first but now it will only let me use the HDMI..
not sure why

if i turn off the Monitor or don't have it on when i boot the computer it will say "no signal" when i turn the monitor on.

cant get LOL (video game) to work in full screen mode but works just fine in borderless window mode and it fits the screen perfectly so not much of a problem there.

Other Thoughts: admittedly this might be partly do to my video card..
HIS IceQ Radeon HD 6970 2GB

and my experience with TV and Monitors is kind of low...