Yay! Something different!

Gah! you had me until "720p"

great, are they gonna have a million of these things too?

Not real enough. Give me 1080p-leeease

Is this a good tv?

Did he die?

Hey buds. Bought one of these two weeks ago, and just you know....pretty sure it went out this morning. Less than ten days. Buy with caution, y'all! Hoping it works when I get home, but not betting on it.

Matt - Indiana

Selling a TV on the Internet is SO novel...errr...That's why WOOT is so amazing???

have two now...from previous woots. great tv...no issues (owned for 2 months.) did get 2 yr square trade warranties just in case.

Who puts the bank right next door to a saloon? That's just asking for trouble.

Yay, TVs!

We have the 47" version of this screen, the housing looks exactly the same.

Great picture, great sound, great tv in general. Plenty of connections for us (gamers and netflixers).

Yikes, they have a lot of these. Why buy 720p when you can hold out for 1080 for maybe an extra $60?

They only had 1200 of the lego bluetooths...720p kills the deal for me...hopefully they won't have 1200 of these.

Ugh more TVs...be back later

d4rk4rt wrote:Gah! you had me until "720p"

At that size, it really doesn't matter...

jeffrjohn wrote:Who puts the bank right next door to a saloon? That's just asking for trouble.

THIS.

at 32in there is almost no perceivable difference between 720 and 1080

jamina1 wrote:At that size, it really doesn't matter...

That's what she said

Ok...I've been wanting to ask this for quite a while now...WHAT THE H? is with the ridiculous avatars and the "quality posts" count at zero for most folks? I been here for YEARS posting. WHAT THE H ????

got one last woot-off, it has performed very well with good picture and decent sound. what do you want for $250?

$239 on amazon for a refurb...

http://www.amazon.com/VIZIO-E320VL-32-inch-720p-HDTV/dp/B003GDBFWK/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1305122840&sr=8-2

I grew up with the old tube type tv. Problem with these new flat screens is there isn't enough area on the sides to give 'em a good smack when they start acting up.

Owned one of these for a year or so. Great bedroom tv. No real need for 1080 on a 32" tv

d4rk4rt wrote:Gah! you had me until "720p"

Oh! You are among so many that got suckered into the 1080P marketing hype. You will NEVER see the difference between 720P and 1080P with a screen of this size. Even with Xray eyes.

At 32' your eye can't tell the difference between 720 and 1080. So if anything should sway you it should be the fact that it's a refurb.

jamina1 wrote:At that size, it really doesn't matter...

Well it does if you sit 2 feet away apparently lol. I have a 32" 720p tv and I'm very pleased with the picture.

Ringo4422 wrote:Oh! You are among so many that got suckered into the 1080P marketing hype. You will NEVER see the difference between 720P and 1080P with a screen of this size. Even with Xray eyes.

What if i want to use it as a computer monitor?

Scootergp wrote:I grew up with the old tube type tv. Problem with these new flat screens is there isn't enough area on the sides to give 'em a good smack when they start acting up.

I'm pretty sure we all grew up with those old tube type TVs, unless you're 10 years old. And, it you're 10 years old you should be paying attention to your teacher and not posting on this forum!!!

I'm in for one - I've bought a couple of other refurbished Vizio TVs from Woot and I'm quite happy with them. This will make a great 'puter monitor.

millsp wrote:At 32' your eye can't tell the difference between 720 and 1080. So if anything should sway you it should be the fact that it's a refurb.

True..True

REally? because my imac is 27" and i can definitely tell the difference if something is in 720 or 1080.

We're going to have to start talking with the Geneva folks and seeing if it can be declared a war crime for Woot to sell TVs more than twice a month or so.

millsp wrote:At 32' your eye can't tell the difference between 720 and 1080. So if anything should sway you it should be the fact that it's a refurb.

http://s3.carltonbale.com/resolution_chart.html

He could stand 5 feet away from his TV. Not the best idea, but possible.

MORE BUCKY BALLS!!!

7sevenj9 wrote:$239 on amazon for a refurb...

http://www.amazon.com/VIZIO-E320VL-32-inch-720p-HDTV/dp/B003GDBFWK/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1305122840&sr=8-2

17.99 shipping makes it more

7sevenj9 wrote:$239 on amazon for a refurb...

http://www.amazon.com/VIZIO-E320VL-32-inch-720p-HDTV/dp/B003GDBFWK/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1305122840&sr=8-2

Yeah but comes from PTLTRADER (????) plus 17.99 shipping....might trust woot for basically the same thing/same price

jeffrjohn wrote:I'm pretty sure we all grew up with those old tube type TVs, unless you're 10 years old. And, it you're 10 years old you should be paying attention to your teacher and not posting on this forum!!!

True, but when we talked about color tv, we meant what color the wood on the outside was.

Don't even get me started on that walk to school.

therealjrn wrote:What if i want to use it as a computer monitor?

Well, then it's probably as good as what you are already using.