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"Awesome TV for the price I just paid!" on
Pros: Found one at Best Buy, open box, was marked 449.00 and got a 10% discount! 399.00 plus tax for this beast! 16:9 screen is basically same size as a 30" widescreen, which was in my budget.
Cons: None that I have found as of yet.
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"The best television I've ever owned" on by frogdogg
Pros: multiple HD hookups, but still has classic television options. Amazingly accurate color/ picture. Great extra features like split-screen & Memory Stick access, plus an enhanced 16:9 mode for viewing DVDs/Blu-Rays.
Cons: the single con is that this television is heavy. Otherwise it still competes with any modern flat-panel
Summary: If you want picture accuracy and the ability to connect 3 HD sources as well as your old Nintendo Entertainment system at the same time (haha) then this is the easy choice for you. By now (2008) you should be able to find it for 400-500 bucks easy and it would be a steal. 4:3 television programming is still extremely prevalent, so you'll be able to take advantage of the full-screen still (plus you may have a collection of full-screen DVDs still)
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"I bought this 3.5 yrs ago and its still going strong! Read this if ur thinking about getting one!" on by onyxwolf
Pros: Best when i bought it the best for its price and sony quality.
Cons: 180 lbs. is a little on the too heavy side. No HDMI
Summary: Its true that now this wega's hd 1080i isn't the top resolution, and other functions are a little outdated. It doesn't have the HDMI input (I probably should've waited a year more to see how HD was really turning out). Its 176 lbs. makes it nearly impossible to move with just 1 person (my wife w/the constant need to rearrange hates this). Its even responsible for breaking my buddy's small toe (that was 1 of 2 drops). Despite it being dropped twice, moved three different times, collecting more dust on top of its CRT than is probably safe, and being 3.5 years old with probably 2.75 years of that being veiwing time, this thing still has an unbeatable picture and quality. Its sound is still remarkable, and thats after blaring the music channel on it quite a few times. To the reviewer who said that it was a lemon, he had to have bought one thats screen had been kicked in!!! Now don't get me wrong I wouldn't pay the price I did back then ($1200 at military BX), but if your thinkin of droppin $300-$400 on a used one, do it, it was NOT a buy I regretted.If its still intact, then the probability is that it belonged to an owner a little easier on it than I am, but mine is still showing pictures and blaring sounds like the day I bought it!!! The day it dies I'll get on here and tell you.
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"GOOD VALUE!" on
Pros: I have had mine for about a year now with no complaints. I have digital cable with HDTV and occasionally watch DVDs. I'm not a TV expert, but I think that the HD channels are exceptional on this set. I watch mostly regualr TV and I went with the 4:3 di
Cons: You're going to need to sets of hands to move it - there's no way around it!
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"BEST TV I'VE HAD SO FAR....DVI" on
Pros: DVI INPUT NICE COLOR EASY TO USE VERY NICE LOOKING FOR A TV FITS IN WELL WITH A LOT OF DECOR AND LOTS OF INPUTS
Cons: THE WEIGHT I'M NOT A SISSY BUT THIS THING WEIGHTS A TON AND I'M NOT JOKING ALSO I WISH THE REMOTE WAS BACKLIT
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