iSymphony LC32iH56 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV, Black

 

iSymphony LC32iH56 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV, Black

 

Product Description

Ideal not just for home theater applications but for use in dorm rooms, bedrooms, home offices, or anywhere else you need a high-definition display at a great value, the iSymphony LC32iH56 is a versatile choice that offers a rich, vivid picture. There are HDMI, composite, component, and VGA inputs as well as an integrated NTSC/ATSC tuner, making it suitable for watching your favorite movies and HD over-the-air broadcasts, or connecting to your PC or favorite gaming console.

32" Screen for Vivid Home Theater Performance

The 32" viewable display with a widescreen 16:9 aspect ratio is the perfect size for watching movies and HD broadcasts or playing games. With a native resolution of 1366 x 768 and a high luminance (400 cd/m2) display, you'll get crisp edges and rich image detail.

10,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio with 5ms Response

Colors jump off the screen with a 10,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio. See blacker blacks, whiter whites, and vivid image quality. The 5ms response time means quick image updating, so when the action gets fast and heavy, the LC32iH56 keeps up.

Three HDMI Inputs and More

Get a true digital connection with audio and video over a single cable. The LC32iH56 features three HDMI inputs. The two on the rear of the television let you connect multiple high-definition sources such as your Blu-ray or DVD player, or audio/video receiver, while the side HDMI input is perfect for next-generation gaming consoles or high definition camcorders.
There are also composite and component video connections to provide HDTV support your other home entertainment gear, as well as a VGA port for connection to your PC. So wherever you need a compact, high-definition display, the LC32iH56 is ready to go.

Integrated NTSC/ATSC Tuner with Full Function Remote

An integrated NTSC/ATSC tuner gives you access to many over-the-air HD broadcasts in your area. Watch high-definition television content from major and local broadcast networks for free--no need for a set-top box. The included full-function remote offers complete control of inputs, channels, and settings.

Up and Running with Universal Remote Working! (Comcast)
I got in on the lighting deal on this... Had it next day shipped (I love Amazon Prime!) and set it up the day after I ordered it. Out of the box, based screwed on, and set up via HDMI in under 15 minutes. The biggest concern was the remote and the warranty. Keep reading to see how they weren't an issue!
There are 4 screws that hold the base down. This can also be attached to a standard VESA wall mount. There are plenty of inputs as pictured. The VGA is very nice if you wanted to hook a laptop up to this. The side RCA and side HDMI is a nice addition for a TV at this price point. The menu interface is well done and actually a lot better than I'd expect for something at this price. The picture is nice and for the price, really you can't go wrong!
The TV seemed well packed and protected. There was a nice thick plastic sheet taped to the front to protect the actual screen. Three language manuals and a quick start card for assembly are in the package. There were no dead pixels on my set and the picture is crisp and clear. Note: This TV is only 720p, it is NOT 1080p as mentioned in another review. Overall I'm VERY impressed with this TV for the price.
I was worried about the warranty, which according to the manual is 90 days parts and labor, 1 year parts. I opted for a SquareTrade warranty for 3 years. You can search the internet for coupons and get good discounts on them or make it easy and buy the SquareTrade warranty direct through Amazon. I got a 3 year warranty for about $20.
UPDATE: The code I used for my Comcast Remote (the Red OK button version) was: 10812 This is for an Akai TV Manufaturer. But it all works, On, Off, Volume, Input, Menu, etc. So even if you don't have Comcast, you can see if your remote has codes for Akai and try that out.
SECOND UPDATE: Another user confirmed that they were able to use their Time Warner universal remote by programming the remote to control an Akai TV. You might want to try this if you can't find a code.
If you need to program your remote, most likely your cable provider has the instructions online, so do a search.
At first I gave this 4 stars, but seeing how the remote and warranty issues are resolved, I'm upping to 5 stars for a simply excellent

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