JVC 32" Class HD (720P) LED TV (LT-32MAW200)

Picture is perfect, remote control is very nice, menu and display are very easy to follow. Bear in mind, a medium Phillips-head screwdriver is required to install the base [four screws] and screwdriver is not included. There are three HDMI ports, a port for 1/8th" headphones [or audio out since the built in speaker is not very good], component video input [RGB], RCA input [red, white, yellow], and VGA [PC computer]; which is absolutely stellar for a small, basic TV. Sound is pretty bad, if you lack a stereo and want great sound get a soundbar, but considering the price right now for this TV [< $100 US], this is still a great deal.

great picture! cheap, lightweight. like everyone else said, the speakers are terrible but with some additional speakers it good. for a brand new tv for under a hundred bucks, how can you go wrong?

Picture quality is great for a TV at this price. It's 720P HD, but does display 1080 resolution (according to the Roku Express I attached to it). Built-in sound is poor, but I just connected a pair of powered computer speakers to the TV's headphone jack, with the volume knob fixed at 3/4 volume. When you do this, the built-in TV speakers are bypassed and sound plays through the speakers while still being able to control volume with the remote. Yes, the TV is wall mountable and has a 200mm x 100mm mounting hole pattern. For Comcast Xfinity customers, the 5 digit remote control codes for JVC brand TVs don't work. Use the following search code procedure: Comcast Xfinity XR2/XR5/XR11 programming If you can't find a working code for your TV and/or AVR, follow the steps below: Step 1: Turn on your TV and AVR. Step 2: Press and hold the "Setup" button on your remote until the status LED changes from red to green. Step 3: To search for a TV code, enter 9 9 1 on the remote. To search for an AVR code, enter 9 9 2. The status LED should flash green twice. Step 4: Press the "CH ^" button repeatedly until your device turns off. Step 5: After the device turns off, press "Setup". The status LED on your remote should flash green twice. Press the "TV Power"/"All Power" button on the remote. If the device turns on, you have successfully programmed your remote.

Good TV. Using as my outdoor screen for my deck (I bring it back inside obviously after). With some tuning to the picture and sound the screen is a pretty good buy, certainly hard to complain considering the $98 pricetag. Couple things, first the TV has no buttons on it other than power, so make sure you don't lose the remote. Second, even though the TV is only 720p it supports 1080p signal. This is important as streaming services tend to cut quality on 1080p streams. On my Roku I set the screen to 1080, sure enough it looks better streaming. Just as an FYI, set your box/device to 1080p manually. Hard to not like this screen. Yeah it's not a crazy OLED or anything and yeah the sound is great, but it's $98 people, it works great. 5 stars

the tv is great clear crisp picture, good sound quality. however the bracket that walmart recommended to purchase to hang the tv on the wall is the wrong one, and the arm is very short only 2 of the screw holes in the back lined up. will be writing a comment for the bracket too

When my TV arrived it had two legs instead of the pictured pedestal that shows in this picture. That's why I ordered this tv so that it would fit on my stand! Poor advertising! Plus I paid more than its advertised for now! May have to send it back. Very unhappy with this purchase!

The photo on the website shows the TV on a singular/stand table top base. However, upon arrival the TV shipment contained pedestal mounts. We could not use the pedestal mounts due to where the TV would be placed. Due to this misrepresentation, my husband returned the TV to the Dunkirk Walmart. We are senior citizens and the effort to return the TV was a major inconvenience. The Walmart website needs to do a better job of putting correct product pictures and specifications. Display the TV with the correct base. The cost for a universal TV stand/table top base is more than half the cost of the TV. Totally unacceptable.

Sound quality is atrocious!! Like listening to a transistor radio that's broke.

We just had the Comcast guy here to set it up and he stated that the TV is defective in two ways, the codes will not work with current technology so we have to turn it on and off with the TV remote and change the channel with the Comcast remote:(

the sound is horrible even putting the volume at 100 its very low I'm going to need to purchase a additional speaker bar! Also the stand on this TV is so thin, flimsy I'm afraid that if tv stand it's on gets bumped that tv will tip over! I will be returning both of them, I have purchased a bigger and different brand hopefully it'll be better, thx