Insignia™ - 46" Class (45-9/10" Diag.) - LED - 1080p - 60Hz - HDTV - Multi

I got this TV on sale for $349. At that price, this TV was a great deal. The only problem I had was a manufacturer defect that manifested after about a week of usage: a big white cloud-looking spot that covered maybe 30% of the screen. Defect's can happen with any manufacturer though, and I was able to just exchange the TV at any Best Buy so not too bad. Defect aside, the TV works great, picture is good, sound is good. I mostly play games on it and have had no issues. 3 HDMI ports and a USB port was a win for me. I use it in my living room which is not too large but well lit. This is my 3rd Insignia TV and I haven't been disappointed yet.

We bought this TV to replace our projection model that finally went out. The TV came out of the box and was completely programmed and ready to go in 30 minutes. It has an impressive number and type of connections and is currently on composite, recommended as the best picture from our cable provider to their HD/DVR. However, when we power the system on in the morning, we have to turn the TV on and then off again and back on in order for the picture to come through without being "frozen". Would recommend if you're on a budget, but if you have the wherewithal I'd say spend a little more and buy a "name brand".

We upgraded our Master Bedroom TV from an old Insignia 32" and love the size of this one. It's a great size for a "typical" room, but I don't know that I would use anything this size for a Living Room (have a 56" there now and this would definitely feel "too" small after having something that size). I was really impressed with the speakers; we have a newborn and try to keep the volume low and having it as low as "1" or "2" for the volume level provided really good audio clarity. The built-in speakers do quite well. As far as any negative, the picture quality just leaves something to be desired in my opinion. The Samsung DLP we have in the living room just seems so much more crisp (and it is 7 years old). While we haven't had any issue with blurring (yay for great refresh rate) the expected High Definition just doesn't seem great. Seeing people and actual objects in HD seems a bit "water color" like (blended/smeared in some of the coloring). Animations and CGI do look great though... Think about putting on Sports Center and seeing the intro graphics and being impressed, only then to see some of the people look a little less than impressive (and I don't mean that in association to their actual physical appearance).The wife doesn't seem to mind (and yes, we did have to manually change our satellite box to play with the right resolution) and, other than the somewhat lacking picture, the TV has been great. We're happy with the size and sound quality, but just can't believe that seven years of HD improvements don't seem to have made much difference in this TV. For the price, a good deal and if you aren't a "videophile", you probably won't even notice the picture (the wife doesn't).

Overall, a good unit & works well... auto aspect ratio feature adequate 99% of the time, although every once in a while I have to manually select an appropriate aspect ratio depending on the signal from the broadcast station... A little disappointing that there is no on-screen program guide for those of us using an antenna for digital broadcast reception - the old digital converter that I used w/ my old analog TV provided an on-screen guide, but not so w/ this unit... Picture quality is very good, plus I connect the audio output of the TV to a spare audio input on my Yamaha 5.1 receiver for more than adequate audio quality... I also connect a laptop (w/ wireless internet) to the VGA & audio inputs of this unit & watch a great deal of YouTube & similar content... The component inputs are "shared" w/ composite/audio inputs (i.e., one set of input connectors), so one has to choose to use either the component output of a DVD player, or the composite/audio output of a VCR (yes, some of us still watch old VHS content)... a tad frustrating, but again, still a good value for the money... So far, I'm pleased w/ this purchase - very good value for the money...

Great tv with good quality picture, love the size too!

I originally was looking to get another Samsung tv for my living room and ended up finding this tv on sale. After looking at the picture quality I actually found that I preferred this tv over the others in the store. It's a great tv for the price. It has more hdmi inputs then the comparable models, which was an added plus. It was easy to setup and in very happy with my purchase. The only feature which I wish was different is the tv base; it's stationary and therefore doesn't swivel.

I bought the tv for my mom for Christmas and she couldn't be happier. She loves the picture, size, and sound of the TV. But it's my mom she can't notice the subtle differences. The size is great, and the sound is okay compared to sound of my surround sound. I enjoy the features but I can't describe about the picture quality because doesn't have any HD channels or any HD devices in her house. But overall good TV for the price.

This TV was purchased in December/around Christmas time and was a great investment. The picture quality if fantastic and the colors/brightness really are excellent for HD viewing. There are no complaints whatsoever with this TV and it was a great combination of picture quality, sound, and sleek design.