Vizio VO370M

59% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

The Vizio VO370M is a cheap TV, and this means that it involves compromises. $600 for a 37-inch HDTV is a very good price, but the compromise you make is lackluster performance in some respects. The main compromises are the weak blacks and the...

The refresh rate of 60Hz too may not be sufficient to keep out all the blurring. But it is good enough to watch normal TV broadcassting and also medium action scenes. But if you want to enjoy a really action-filled movie, you may be disappointed with...

A review of the Vizio VO370M shows that it has an integrated ATSC tuner which can relay all signals which are free to air. The obtained images have a response time of 5 ms which means that there will be less flickering and blurring. And to make the...

Great picture, has lasted well so far, and way better sound than a lot of these newer "slim" TVs.

Bezel? Although I think it gives it a certain uniqueness.

Great quality screen, decent contrast, and plenty of inputs. Built in speakers are decent but still not the same as having a full surround sound system. Still this set gets used for anything and everything and it works great with most everything I've...

It's a tv. For that and videogame consoles it's great. However I also use this screen for computer gaming and I've had a few issues with full screen resolutions that are well within the capabilities of this set. Yet I still get the occasional 'No...

Great quality screen, decent contrast, and plenty of inputs. Built in speakers are decent but still not the same as having a full surround sound system. Still this set gets used for anything and everything and it works great with most everything I've...

It's a tv. For that and videogame consoles it's great. However I also use this screen for computer gaming and I've had a few issues with full screen resolutions that are well within the capabilities of this set. Yet I still get the occasional 'No...

Everything. I run my computer into it with a 768p resolution into it through RGB (for those who don't know, RGB runs 720p res) and i can get close to the screen and see that every single pixel is displaying exactly what its supposed to. If i have a...

No AVI port ; not that i expect it to have one. but having to run AVI to HDMI conversion left me with no audio with my current set up. I wanted speakers so i ran it at 720p which I was ok with on compuer. (not with blu-ray movies)

Everything. I run my computer into it with a 768p resolution into it through RGB (for those who don't know, RGB runs 720p res) and i can get close to the screen and see that every single pixel is displaying exactly what its supposed to. If i have a...

No AVI port... not that i expect it to have one. but having to run AVI to HDMI conversion left me with no audio with my current set up. I wanted speakers so i ran it at 720p which I was ok with on compuer. (not with blu-ray movies)