Upstar P240WT

Great for the price paid

None found, everything works great

It does turn on

I bought two of these to furnish two tenant rooms. I have FIOS. I hooked them up via HDMI, and on both TVs, the sound cuts off after a commercial plays. Really weird. Have to power cycle to get the sound to come back on ; Had to replace both with...

It does turn on.

I bought two of these to furnish two tenant rooms. I have FIOS. I hooked them up via HDMI, and on both TVs, the sound cuts off after a commercial plays. Really weird. Have to power cycle to get the sound to come back on. Had to replace both with...

the price, image quality, energy efficient, number of ports in the back, nice remote, easy to program

the sound, but can be fixed by adjusting the equalizer and other sound settings to make it better, or you could just by a sound bar or TV speakers from Newegg for quality sound.

the price, image quality, energy efficient, number of ports in the back, nice remote, easy to program

the sound, but can be fixed by adjusting the equalizer and other sound settings to make it better, or you could just by a sound bar or TV speakers from Newegg for quality sound

Every connection you could want on a tv. Cheap. Works great for classic gaming

Very low viewing range - must be square in front of it. Not good enough resolution for using with a PC. Speakers are junk

Every connection you could want on a tv. Cheap. Works great for classic gaming!

Very low viewing range - must be square in front of it. Not good enough resolution for using with a PC. Speakers are junk.

Price, lightweight, energy efficient, and sufficient video inputs. No dead pixels!

I am not sure I would call this a 1080P TV. Although it technically achieves this, it does not render the pixels / picture at true 1080p. The picture looks similar to that of a 720P image on a 1080p monitor (not crisp at all and distorted). The colors...

Price, lightweight, energy efficient, and sufficient video inputs. No dead pixels

I am not sure I would call this a 1080P TV. Although it technically achieves this, it does not render the pixels / picture at true 1080p. The picture looks similar to that of a 720P image on a 1080p monitor (not crisp at all and distorted). The colors...

This TV has a VGA, HDMI, coaxial, and component connections for a very low price.

I have color corrected video for several years and I notice the colors are a little off, but other than colorists, not many people will ever notice. This is not an IPS monitor. Recommended for any purpose except graphic design and video production.