JVC HD-52G787

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6 reviews

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JVC HD-52G787
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CNET Editors' Take

CNET did not review the JVC HD-52G787, but we did review the larger version, the 56-inch JVC HD-56G887.

Review: Quick Take: While we did not review the JVC HD-52G787, we did review the larger, 56-inch version, model HD-56G887. The two are identical except for screen size and cabinet color, and the performance of the 52-inch HD-52G787 should be very similar to that of the larger version. For more information, please refer to the full review of the JVC HD-56G887.
Quick Take: While we did not review the JVC HD-52G787, we did review the larger, 56-inch version, model HD-56G887. The two are identical except for screen size and cabinet color, and the performance of the 52-inch HD-52G787 should be very similar to that of the larger version. For more information, please refer to the full review of the JVC HD-56G887. Hide Review

Average User Rating

3.5 stars out of 6 user reviews

Rating Breakdown

  • 5 star: 3
  • 4 star: 1
  • 3 star: 1
  • 2 star: 1
  • 1 star: 0

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3.0 stars

"Absolutely loved it." By msrs1983

Pros: The picture is great, had no problems with the bulb, it has nice features and the price was good for the time we bought (fall 2006)

Cons: availablility and cost of parts - horrible!

Summary: We only had the TV fall of 06-fall of 09, then the light engine crapped out. And guess what, $3,000 part! we didn't pay that much for the TV. If JVC's products are all like this then we'll never buy another product from them. it's ... Expand full review

4.5 stars

"Best picture for the money and more.." By duboiz

Pros: Exellect picture quality and colors, good sound, price is a steal..

Cons: Black level could be better. Air filtes need to be vacuum regulary otherwise you will loose the bulb. Menu navigation is slow and awkward

Summary: I got mine about six month ago for $1,180 and for the money it is simply a steal. The picture really stand out in the show room with great accurate color and sharpness. Although the black level could be better, it can be overcome by having some background light ... Expand full review

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