Toshiba 26AV502U 26-Inch 720p LCD HDTV
Customer Rating:
List Price: $499.99
Sale Price: Too low to display
Product Description
720p HD LCD TV
Product Details
- 720p HD LCD Panel
- DynaLight Backlight
- TheaterWide Picture Modes
- Discrete IR Codes
- Vesa Compatible
Customer Reviews
 Nice performance, great value |
| Review Date: November 28, 2008 |
| Reviewer: RIphoto, East Coast USA |
| I just got this TV when Amazon dropped the price. I am very pleased with it, its a terrific value. The picture is amazing, its highly energy efficient costing only $1.14 a month to operate based on 6 hours viewing a day. Its an Energy Star TV. Sound is also good for what it is it has 2 X 5 watt speakers. I saw the other review here and am a little perplexed as I've found this TV to be a great value for a standard 26" LCD TV which is what it is. I'd highly recommend it. |
| Pretty good for the money |
| Review Date: December 30, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Christopher R. Tinker, Baltimore MD |
| I purchased mine from best buy as I work at the store. I use it in my room so I can watch movies and stuff when my roommates are watching reality TV or something else stupid.
Either way,... Pro's: -Great sound considering the size of the speakers, I would compare this to Sony Tv's to be honest. Can not get as loud, but same quality. -No glare at all. the matte finish diffuses all the light which is great. Cons: -Black level detail. In darker scenes/games you will lose much detail, but that is because of the matte finish. Its a trade-off for not having to deal with glare. -No optical out, meaning if you have a cheap-o home theater in a box with only 1 optical input, you will be limited for surround sound. The 5 star reasoning: The black level details are not up to par in my book. Maybe this is unfair because I sell TV's all day and see the best, but I think it could be better. Maybe not for the price though. Which is why I still gave it 5. I think the average user would never notice and would be very happy. |
| Impressive |
| Review Date: April 8, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Vaughn Aimable, |
| With its many inputs the possibilities are endless. Picture quality is next to perfect! Great buy.
I actually ordered the 'U' but received the 'R' model. From what I read the only differences are the layout of the on-screen menu and the layout for the inputs on back. The 'R' model seems to be manufactured after the 'U'. The inputs for the 'R' are found on the face of the back. That of the 'U' is on the bottom of the back meaning one must push up to get wires connected. |
