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VIZIO 32" 720p LCD HDTV
$219.99 + $5 Shipping
Condition: Refurbished

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What can't be seen is what the guy is doing with his devil tail.

$5 more at walmart.

I just got the "Afternoon Delight" tshirt in

Hey! A small LCD. Who doesnt have one of these in their closet gathering dust?

auctionsaver wrote:$5 more at walmart.

I see it listed at $278?

Nevermind, I see the refurb'ed one now.

Pshaw: I'm playing Diablo III on my 65" TV in my living room on my overclocked HTPC. Yeah, I'm bad...

Be careful when buying a VIZIO.

http://hdguru.com/disposable-tvs-vizio-tells-owners-their-sets-are-un-repairable/5485/#more-5485

I have a 37" Vizio, No problems. clear picture, good sound, I like it.

Same price as it has been during previous woots... I need at least a $5 drop to impulse buy! c'mon woot!

Always good to have a TV around that has the old AV hookups, you never know when you will get the urge to bust out the old game systems and you will want to be ready. Pretty decent screen size to relive Goldeneye for the Nintendo 64.

ludocdoc wrote:Hey! A small LCD. Who doesnt have one of these in their closet gathering dust?

I don't, haven't been able to afford a single LCD tv, even one this small. Still rocking the CRT standard definition TV's older then I am, and can't afford this one either over the bills.

Also for Diablo 3 you would be better off using the 1080p monitor on sellout.woot.com today, the quality is more important then the size for video games.

orrey45 wrote:I see it listed at $278?

Nevermind, I see the refurb'ed one now.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Vizio-32-RBE321VL/20461465?ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=20461465&sourceid=1500000000000003142050&veh=cse

Actually it is $5 less at walmart once you factor in free shipping.

wisenekt wrote:Always good to have a TV around that has the old AV hookups, you never know when you will get the urge to bust out the old game systems and you will want to be ready. Pretty decent screen size to relive Goldeneye for the Nintendo 64.

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GoldenEye! +1!

yyz1992 wrote:... quality is more important then the size...

Keep telling yourself that. :P

teenracer6 wrote:Be careful when buying a VIZIO.

http://hdguru.com/disposable-tvs-vizio-tells-owners-their-sets-are-un-repairable/5485/#more-5485

I have had nothing but great experiences with Vizio. I have a 32" and a 42" that have been going strong for 6 and 5 years respectively. Great picture and plenty of features for the price.

nmill005 wrote:I have had nothing but great experiences with Vizio. I have a 32" and a 42" that have been going strong for 6 and 5 years respectively. Great picture and plenty of features for the price.

I don't want to keep downplaying this one, but the reviews on the refurbished models of this particular one have a higher than normal failure rate.

That being said, it is a pretty good deal overall. It actually ends up being slightly less than wallyworld as I won't get charged tax.

auctionsaver wrote:I don't want to keep downplaying this one, but the reviews on the refurbished models of this particular one have a higher than normal failure rate.

That being said, it is a pretty good deal overall. It actually ends up being slightly less than wallyworld as I won't get charged tax.

That is a valid point...both of mine were purchased new.

ludocdoc wrote:Hey! A small LCD. Who doesnt have one of these in their closet gathering dust?

Me.

Ok, I have an issue with TV Prices.

6 Months ago my wife bought a New Vizio 32" 1080p LED TV for $250.00.

Now this one, refurbed, LCD, 720p is $219? Does that make any sense?

auctionsaver wrote:I don't want to keep downplaying this one, but the reviews on the refurbished models of this particular one have a higher than normal failure rate.

That being said, it is a pretty good deal overall. It actually ends up being slightly less than wallyworld as I won't get charged tax.

You are suppose to pay the sales tax on all internet purchases. Usually paid when you file your tax return. So techincally that shouldn't be a "savings". But I heard there are some (read as 99%) people that choose not to inform the state of their online purchases.

nmumark wrote:You are suppose to pay the sales tax on all internet purchases. Usually paid when you file your tax return. So techincally that shouldn't be a "savings". But I heard there are some (read as 99%) people that choose not to inform the state of their online purchases.

The official term is Use Tax.

Being that I'm in NY, I get charged tax here.

I purchased a 37" Vizio from Woot over 2 years ago. It has good sound and picture and with it hooked up to my PC (Professor O'Blivion only watches internet television on his television) I can play Diablo 3 in all its glory.
I'd recommend Vizio based on my experience and seeing as I paid $380 for my 37" 1080p I think this model seems reasonably priced...

auctionsaver wrote:
That being said, it is a pretty good deal overall. It actually ends up being slightly less than wallyworld as I won't get charged tax.

Plus it always feels good to buy something from anywhere but the evil giant.

nmumark wrote:You are suppose to pay the sales tax on all internet purchases. Usually paid when you file your tax return. So techincally that shouldn't be a "savings". But I heard there are some (read as 99%) people that choose not to inform the state of their online purchases.

Not ALL states do this. Only like...4 or 5.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sales_taxes_in_the_United_States

I typed the word "Online" In my find bar and it came up 8 times, and a couple were the same state just using the word Online more than once.

w*oo*t off kil*ler, qu'est-ce que c'est

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$180
Sceptre 32" 720p Widescreen LCD HDTV for $180 + pickup at Walmart
Walmart offers the Sceptre 32" 720p Widescreen LCD HD Television, model no. X322BV-HD, for $179.98. Choose free Site-to-Store pickup to dodge the $19.97 shipping fee. That's $20 under our April mention and the lowest price we've seen. (It's a current price low by $101.) Sales tax is added where applicable. It features a 1366x768 (720p) native resolution, 3,000:1 native contrast ratio, 420 cd/m² brightness, 6.5ms response time, three HDMI inputs, and VGA and other video inputs.

I have a Vizio 47" 1080p LCD HD TV and its FANTASTIC! I'm planning on getting the same size, same brand, in 3D, but I'm wanting to get a few other things out of the way first.

My point being, even though this is a discount brand, they are not discount quality and they are not discount support. I have been VERY pleased with my TV and so has everyone who's come over. Even without my prompting, its never not received a compliment on the picture the first time someone sees it.

(Of course, running Despicable Me on it in Blu Ray shows it off exceptionally well too.)

biggoron wrote:w*oo*t off kil*ler, qu'est-ce que c'est

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9a1JQi7G3k

teenracer6 wrote:Not ALL states do this. Only like...4 or 5.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sales_taxes_in_the_United_States

I typed the word "Online" In my find bar and it came up 8 times, and a couple were the same state just using the word Online more than once.

EDIT: Never mind for some reason I thought you mentioned Ohio. I can't Read.

As someone mentioned it is called the use tax. But same idea. This is from the Ohio Department of taxation

If the seller is not located in Ohio and does not have substantial nexus with Ohio, the seller cannot be required to collect and remit Ohio use tax. However, the purchaser will still owe Ohio use tax on the purchase of goods or services, unless the purchaser has a statutory basis for claiming exception or exemption.

http://tax.ohio.gov/faqs/Sales/sales_basics.stm#A12

Awful deal. And look at the size of that panel!

teenracer6 wrote:Be careful when buying a VIZIO.

http://hdguru.com/disposable-tvs-vizio-tells-owners-their-sets-are-un-repairable/5485/#more-5485

This is completely counter to my experience with Vizio...but good to know its out there.

Bought 2 of these in previous Woots. Would buy another if I needed another.

Team Coco has a great "Top 8 Diablo III errors" list.

Buying this would make me feel like Faust...

Guys, this is a really great deal on a really phenomenal TV. If I wasn't already in for 3, I'd get 3 more. You should all do the same! They're great for watching stuff and hanging on walls.

dbcooper wrote:Keep telling yourself that. :P

it's small but its fierce!

$20 less, free shipping:
http://www.secondipity.com/VIZIO-32-Inch-720p-LCD-HDTV/dp/B004SAR998?gclid=CPTEpYjglrACFYcBQAodxnyf4A