Good, cheap xbox 360 HDTV?

[quote name='BoneMonkey80']lol I can't afford 598 dollars what do you guys think of the tv I picked is it good for xbox 360 gaming?[/QUOTE]

You'd need to sit reeeeeal close.

Try to find an Olevia series 3, 4, or 5. They're dirt cheap but out of production. 720 though (Least most of them are, I think.)
 
My only complaint with that Sceptre TV is that it's 1080p.

IMHO, I think that feature is going to be wasted in such a small screen. I suggest that you should save you money and go with a 720p version, pick up a bigger 720p TV, or if 1080p is a must, that you look into a 42" at the very least.

That Vizio display looks like a killer deal. If I had the money I would pounce on that myself.
 
I've never even heard of that company. Honestly with something like a tv i would just bite the bullet and get something slightly bigger from a more reliable company. You don't want to cheap out on a big purchase like this.
 
i think that's a great tv for that price. i bought a samsung 22' 720p hdtv for $300 at fry's so you know how bummed out i am after seeing this tv. just get some creative speakers or something (assuming it's a small set up) because those smaller tv speakers suck.
 
That auria one looks nice but I still think im going for the spectre one

I hope it will be ok just want to watch tv on it and play xbox games in HD and widescreen
 
Even if your room isn't big, I still think you'll have to sit within like 2 feet of that thing.

I'd agree with the other people who say save up some more money and get a larger and better HDTV.
 
As many people here are saying, don't rush out and just buy any ol' TV. Save up a little more and purchase a better TV.

Go to some local shops and check out the Vizio TVs, find the one you think has the best picture (the pictures really do vary in Vizio models) and then research the prices online. Vizio TVs are great for the lower price they carry compared to the likes of Samsung or Sony.

I found a Vizio a few years ago (I don't know the model number) at Sam's Club that was a 32" LCD 1080p and was only $650, the Samsung was around $1000. I never got to buy it.
 
Vizio's had a bad rep years ago but work pretty well now. At least mine still do. Worst comes to worst I would buy the warranty if It's cheap enough. I think a 32 inch LCD warranty for 3 years is $20 through Target.

I got a Plasma though so I got raped on the warranty and don't want to go there lol.
 
[quote name='wwe101']well if you can put together $598, this is a great deal

http://slickdeals.net/permadeal/23237/Vizio-42-V0420E-Eco-1080p-LCD-HDTV-598[/QUOTE]
If you go to Walmart.com you can get the 32" version of this same TV for $398. I'm pissed because I bought this in store for $697 last Thursday because I had to have a TV for Friday since we had DirecTV installed on Friday and I wanted to upgrade one of the smaller TVs in my house otherwise I would have gladly jumped on this deal. Suck ass thing is Walmart doesn't price match Walmart.com.

At $697 for 42" it is still a 100 to 150 bucks less than most of the 1080p models I looked at so I'm not that mad.
 
[quote name='seen']^Order ship to store?[/QUOTE]
That takes 7 to 10 business days and I needed it for the next day. Even if you signed up Express Site to Store that takes 3 to 5 business days.
 
you can try craigslist...i got a sony 34 inch hdtv (crt) for 200 bucks.... i use as a spare tv at my parents house for gaming....

I've seen lcd's used for around 300......buying used is a risk... but you never know what you can find...
 
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