thinking about the Vizio VX32L

after reading about it on avsforum, it seems like the general consensus is that it's an excellent set for the money.. i can get it for around $480.

anyone have any objections to this?

i know it'll only do 1080i, but i don't need anything more.

10/1/2007 2:26:56 AM

I am not aware of any lcd running an interlaced resolution. one would have to assume it's 720p like every other 32" lcd. I'd probably get an olevia over a vizio though, they've always seemed to have better black levels and less motion blur in my personal experience.

10/1/2007 8:26:26 AM

i wouldnt buy a vizio for one reason. their remotes SUCK, and it will break, and you cannot get a replacement from Vizio, nor are they compatible with ANY universal remotes.

10/1/2007 10:24:59 AM

My dishnetwork universal remote works just fine with mine.

10/1/2007 11:01:45 AM

i've got a logitech harmony remote and it seems to work fine on the store model

also, i looked at the olevia and the vizio side by side, and after tuning the color settings to my liking, the vizio actually looked slightly better with better black definition.

10/1/2007 11:15:05 AM

Quote :

"logitech harmony remote"

ooo.

10/1/2007 11:18:58 AM

yeahhh buddy

10/1/2007 11:31:33 AM

yeah i want the 890

i have the 880 and i mean it works ok but its not flawless i think the 890 would be flawless.

10/1/2007 1:20:15 PM

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i want the 1000, now.

10/1/2007 1:25:28 PM

Vizio makes great-looking LCDs.

I own an Olevia (32" that they sell at Circuit City), and the picture on it is fantastic, but the remote/responsiveness SUCK big time.

You should be able to get a Harmony remote working with ANY infrared source. It can learn commands in 3 different modes, so even if a preset isn't available on their site, you can still teach it damn near anything (including buttons combinations if you're quick enough!)

I own a Harmony 676 and 880, and I actually like the 676 better (the buttons on the 880 are pretty rubbish: hard vs soft on the 676)

10/1/2007 1:40:48 PM