RCA D52W135D 52 in Rear-Projection TV

alaTest has collected and analyzed 16 user reviews of RCA D52W135D 52 in Rear-Projection TV from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.1/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.com. Reviewers really like the size and remote control. The sound and price also get good feedback. Some have doubts about the reliability.

After having our old 32" RCA for the last 10 years, it no longer seemed like the "Big" TV it once was when we first purchased it. The fact that it was still working beautifully after 10 years, 4 moves, and 2 kids, led us to search out another RCA ...

I have purchased an rca scenium 62" projection tv August 2003. 2 months later I had a problem with the set. It would go on and off 3 or 4 times in a row and not go back on. I called a service tech for RCA and I had to bring in the set myself to have ...

After many years of waiting for a big-screen TV I finally made the leap. Up until now I have been quite disappointed with the image quality provided in RPTV's. My attitude was always that I would rather watch a perfect picture on my 32" Toshiba tha ...

First, let me begin, by stating that I had serious reservations about purchasing an RCA product. Their reliability has not been as good as the competition (Hitachi, Mitsubishi, Sony etc.) I went to Circuit City to look at a 51" Hitachi HD Ready ...

My husband and I did our share of investigating when we decided to buy a big screen TV. We had a model picked out based on reviews and other information but then I picked up a copy of Consumer Reports' Biggest TV Issue Ever. The RCA models were not...

When I originally started looking into the big screen HDTVs, I thought I would purchase a Hitachi, Sony, or Mitsubishi. No offense to RCA, but their reliability rating has not been reliable over the years.

This is the way RCA used to make TVs, with an excellent picture. This is by far the best projection set for the money I have seen. I bought it in October 2002 at Circuit City and love it. The line doubler makes S-VHS tapes and satellite TV look great...

Everyone that sees it says "Great" or "It sure is big". But no one has seen High Definition on it yet because (A) I can't hook it up to my RCA HD DBS receiver because the jacks are not compatible & (B) I can't seem to get it to stay working long...