Westinghouse TX-52F480S

alaTest has collected and analyzed 32 user reviews of Westinghouse TX-52F480S from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.9/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.1/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.com. Views about the design and size are generally positive. The price and usability also get good opinions.

The Westinghouse Digital TX-52F480S ($2550, as of November 4, 2008) is the second-most-expensive HDTV in its size category. Though it costs only $50 more than the Samsung PN50A760, this set falls short of the Samsung on image quality and features.

This 52-inch LCD's slick menus put many others in our test to shame. But they don't make up for a lack of noise reduction settings,...

Summer might not seem the most compelling time to spring for a new HDTV, what with Lost, Battlestar Galactica, and 30 Rock on hiatus. On...

The latest (and largest) Westinghouse LCD TV delivers amazingly high image contrast at an attractive price.

Much like Vizio, Westinghouse is targeting the entry-level TV marketplace, with products that offer good performance, but don't include as many advanced features and set-up options as you'll find in the top-shelf brands. The TX-52F480S is the largest...

Westinghouse is one of the most venerable consumer-appliance brands in American history, so it's no wonder the company has gotten into the LCD TV game in a big way. I've reviewed several Westinghouse sets, and I've seen steady improvement with each...

The TX-52F480S is the latest and largest LCD TV offered by the company, and it's got a lot going for it. Even better, it's priced at only $2500, far less than premium 52-inchers. Can it compete with those big-dog brands? Let's see...

Westinghouse is one of the most venerable consumer-appliance brands in American history, so it's no wonder the company has gotten into the LCD TV game in a big way. I've reviewed several Westinghouse sets, and I've seen steady improvement with each...

The Basics: The TX Series is Westinghouse's top LCD line, yet these HDTVs are still an outstanding value in the 1080p market. This new 2008 model is the company's first 52-inch LCD, and it boasts a slightly faster response time of 6.5ms, a higher...

One review I read show this TV to hold a lot of promise. I'd love to see a real deal review of the TV from someone who owned one. I've been looking for a reasonably priced 1080p LCD TV that is >= 52" to replace my 52" DLP, and this might be the winner.