(Insignia NS-LDVD32Q-10A Review: 32″ LCD HDTV
Up for Review: Insignia NS-LDVD32Q-10A LCD HDTV. Getting the best TV for your home is not a simple decision anymore, with the growing number of options available in the market, it is usual to get confused which one to buy. The LCD and LED TVs have revolutionized the TV watching experience. And home entertainment is picking up ground. Insignia brings some cost-effective TVs for the budget minded customers. If you have multiple TVs in your mind for your house, like you want a averagely priced TV for your guest room or your kids’ rooms then, the Insignia NS-LDVD32Q-10A LCD HDTV is a appropriate choice. Priced at around $449 MSRP, this seems like a fair price for your second or third TV. This Insignia TV has simple looks are doesn’t have an expensive looking design but when it comes to picture quality, the TV has it all.
With its 32 inches screen, it is fairly big enough for your guest bed rooms and it can be easily mounted with a wall mount. Keeping its logic of not placing the TV on book cases or show cases or dressers, the manufacturers have not provided swivel base. The TV
The Insignia NS-LDVD32Q-10A LCD HDTV provides a more than fair TV watching experience with its deep black and bright white hues. It is a good performer in terms of color accuracy and provides smooth motion imaging. This LCD TV comes with anti reflective coating so the viewing effects do not change much with the bright lights in the room. Its added advantage is that it comes with a built in DVD player so you can easily play your favorite movies without having to attach an external DVD player. With a response time of only 8 ms, you can bet that the fast action sequences do not end up in blurred or streaked images. It also has 2500:1 contrast ratio that provides life like images.
Insignia NS-LDVD32Q-10A Features and Specifications Review:
Built-in HDTV tuner
31-1/2″ screen size
1366 x 768 pixel resolution with 720p resolution
16:9 widescreen aspect ratio
3:2 pulldown
High brightness (450 cd/m²) and incredible contrast (2500:1 native, 12,000:1 dynamic)
Wide 176° horizontal and vertical viewing angles
Fast 8 ms response time
3D Y/C digital comb filter
Built-in DVD player
2 built-in 8W stereo speakers
3 HDMI inputs
The Insignia NS-LDVD32Q-10A supports Dolby Digital audio sound effect that is ideal for a home entertainment environment. It has built-in sound leveler that ensures that volume doesn’t fluctuate when you watch TV at late nights. It built in DVD players saves you the trouble of buying a DVD player and it also plays DVD, DVD+R, DVD-R, DVD+RW, DVD-RW, CD, CD-R, CD-RW formats. It supports 720p resolution that is the most accepted format for content providers in the market now. So you can easily watch your TV with over the air or plugged in antennas without worrying for the image clarity.
YouReviewElectronics.com gives Insignia NS-LDVD32Q-10A 3/5stars!
User Reviews
Please do not buy this tv. We bought it 2 years ago when our old tv finally died after about 12 years. We were enticed by the picture, the dvd component, and the price of the set. About 7 months after we got home, the dvd player started making a clicking noise when the dvd was being read and the noise progressed till it was even heard during the dvd playing. Very irritating. Then, the other morning, our tv just died with no warning. When we turn it on, the blue “on” light comes on, we get a black screen that says “no input”, then it turns off. It doesn’t respond to changing the channel, input, etc. before it shuts off. I’ve researched and seen this issue on a lot of Insignia tv issue boards. We called Best Buy but since we bought the tv 2 years and 2 months ago, it’s not in the 2 yr warranty time line, so we’re totally out of luck. If it had been in the warranty time, they would have tried to fix it or given us another Insignia… not something I want to try again. Be wary of all the bells and whistles in a lower brand tv like Insignia. Stick to namebrands… they’re the best for a reason and having to replace a cheap set a few years later will cost more in the long run. Good luck.
I bought this tv exactly 2 years ago and have had 0 problems with it so far.I also bought the 4 year warranty because you never know whether you got a lemon or what.So I’m good for another 2 years.And if the tv lasts that long,it must be a good one.(not a lemon)
So spending the $100.00 for the extended warranty is the only way to go when buying a cheaper tv.(Or any tv for that matter)
If you had done this you would have a new tv right now.
So no I don’t agree with you on buying name brands for twice the price.
I just recently saw a guy on the news who had paid $2500.00 for a top of the line Sony and he never got the extended warranty and after 2 years his picture is all green tint.And nothing he can do about it.