Toshiba 32XV635D

Fantastic clarity to picture on standard definition freeview with no smearing or smudging on fast moving objects, very easy to assemble and set up right out of the box, pleasingly intuitive programme guide, menu structure, and well thought-out remote....

Frame around screen is quite chunky and made of highy reflective, shiny black plastic, so it catches any light in the room in a slightly distracting way. Simple solution - keep the lights low/off. Lack of documentation and instructions for all the...

Toshiba really did a good job by improving the processing engine to 100Hz, Image quality is incredible. I am a movie lover and not actually use TV much for gaming therefore pixel details while watching movie is really important for me and this TV...

There is a manufacturing defect in some TV's of this model and I would suggest viewing on this TV using all possible inputs when you buy. I happen to check HDMI first and discovered that there was no sound and just creeking noise. It goes with the hit...

Picture quality very good, looks well on the stand supplied

Thought it had a freeview hd tuner but unfortunately hasn't, so to receive hd channels an hd receiver is required

It upscales the picture so the image whilst watching normal sky in my room looks almost identical to the sky hd in the livingroom, the USB port accepts large USB data sticks (I'm currently using a 16gb one) regza link is a cool feature where it knows...

Only small things but bad points nontheless. Firstly Although it says that it plays .divx files off the USB it doesn't seem to recognise them all of the time and it just freezes. Secondly you can't change the brightness of the 'toshiba' logo so when...