VIZIO E322AR 32-Inch 60Hz Class LCD HDTV with VIZIO Internet Apps (Black)
- VIZIO Internet Apps with built-in WiFi
- 100,000 to 1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio,Resolution: 720p
- SRS StudioSound HD
- USB multimedia – video, music, photos
- Ambient Light Sensing technology
VIZIO’s 32″ Class LCD HDTV with VIZIO Internet Apps puts the best of the web right on your TV, giving you instant access to VUDU, Netflix, Hulu Plus, Pandora, Facebook, Twitter and more with built-in WiFi for easy set-up. Its ambient light sensing technology ensures a perfectly-balanced picture that’s never washed out or too bright. SRS StudioSound HD supplies advanced virtual surround sound, while three HDMI ports accommodate your home theater setup, Blu-ray Player and cable or satellite TV to deliver a full cinematic experience. It also meets ENERGY STAR 5.3 Guidelines making this stylish HDTV a smart choice for the environment and your wallet.
List Price: $ 299.99
Price: $ 298.00
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The P
August 9, 2012
Vizio E322AR,
PROS:
Just bought this TV the other night and setup was easy, from a hardware point of view. Electronically connected to my DTV box and my home network with little effort, albeit, the remote was a bit touchy.
Picture is what I would expect from a 720p unit of this size, clear and precise, good blacks with no artifacts visible.
Sound is good with the surround turned on (from a surround broadcast channel).
All-in-all, a great TV for the price, didn’t really think I was going to find a “smart” tv in this 32″ range with as many pre-loaded apps as this one has.
If you’re looking for a smaller (32″) unit that will preform well in a bright light room, that can be seen from almost any angle, look at this model from Vizio.
CONS:
setup requires you to input some things with alpha-numeric characters and the remote only has numeric . . . keyboard is supplied on screen but navigates slowly until you get the hang of it.
I had to use a Samsung code for my DTV remote to interface with this TV, the Vizio codes didn’t work (probably too new for DTV to even know about it yet). Not Vizio’s fault, a Directv issue.
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