Toshiba 46VX700U

alaTest has collected and analyzed 19 user reviews of the Cinema 55VX700 55" 1080p LED-LCD TV - 16:9 - HDTV 1080p - 120 Hz (ATSC - 178 / 178 - 1920 x 1080 - Dolby Digital, Surround Sound - 4 x HDMI - USB - Et from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other products on Amazon.com.

The Tv looks great people who see it say so. the only problem that there is, is that once in a while the sound does not turn on if reset in sound come back. We live in a remote place and delivery was very good.

I purchased this 55" Toshia LED television for use in our office conference room - a location where we review photos for review that demand the best quality picture. This television has an amazing quality picture, we have had no issues with it...

The internet-enabled part of the TV seems OK, but I prefer my AppleTV for Netflix and the like. However, the quality of the color and brightness on the TV is great. It's thin and does not stick out too far from the wall. Was much easier to hang than an...

I replaced a 32" Samsung with the Toshiba. I was very happy with the entire process. To my garage, boxed and tied to a pallet. Very easy to set up by myself and program Dish into it. Huge change. I had watched several other HD tvs and really couldnt...

I have this unit in my bedroom. The screen clarity is amazing. Set up was very easy. The on screen wifi setup instructions were very helpful and made the process quite easier than I had expected it to be. The LED sreen is very narrow and quite...

Really like this TV.

Really like this TV.

This is my first led tv and i am completely happy with it. Although i still feel that my 5 year old plasma has an overall better picture, this tv has enough positives to outweigh my decision to get a second plasma. I was hesitant to buy a tv from a...

Be warned that Toshiba seems to build their TVs to last just over a year now. I've had numerous sound problems with mine and now after the warranty expires a row of stuck pixel (fairly common problem it seems). Toshiba did attempt to fix the problems...