Help me choose b/w a vizio vx32l or an olevia 237T

[dblb48]

Hello, Im in the market for my first HDTV, one for my room than off to the college dorm, and I was wondering about getting the vx32l from vizio for $600, or the Olevia 237T for $550. Any help would be great.

 

[gobats]

Helpme choose b/wa vizio or an olevia

Hi: Iam very surprised that you have nor receivced more responses. I feel that I am in somewhat the same quandry and was looking forward to the the responses. Hopefully there willbe more posts

 

[hasslethehoff]

Hello, Im in the market for my first HDTV, one for my room than off to the college dorm, and I was wondering about getting the vx32l from vizio for $600, or the Olevia 237T for $550. Any help would be great.

definitly go with the vizio, they give a good picture for the price, and of all the lower-end name models, we get the least returns on them (I work for a Circuit City selling tvs). The picture is better looking on the vizio, and the olevias just look real ugly and the speakers on the side are real wide for no reason.

 

[cmb5286]

i would look around at bestbuy.com or maybe onecall.com
they have had some pretty good deals on samsung lcds in the past few days
just scan there every once and a while
you could get a steal on a pretty good tv
my dad just picked up a 32" sharp lcd for $649

 

[gus6464]

i would look around at bestbuy.com or maybe onecall.com
they have had some pretty good deals on samsung lcds in the past few days
just scan there every once and a while
you could get a steal on a pretty good tv
my dad just picked up a 32" sharp lcd for $649

I also would spend a little bit more money and go with a better brand like Sharp, Samsung, etc. Olevia, Vizio, Westinghouse, Polaroid are considered disposable TVs.

Edit: Newegg has a 32" 720p Sharp for $699
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16889101105&ATT=89-101-105&CMP=OTC-d3alt1me&cm_mmc=OTC-d3alt1me-_-LCD+TV-_-Sharp-_-89101105

One call has the Toshiba 32HL67U for $705 shipped after $25 off coupon.
http://www.onecall.com/ProductDetails.aspx?id=86538

 

[stratman]

I'd stay away from Olevia, I have a 30" in my master bedroom that has been nothing but problems. These off brand TVs are disposable. There are plenty of good deals going around and better ones will come after Christmas, so if you can wait.