Sceptre 32" Class LCD 720p 60Hz HDTV, X322BV-HD for $179 w/Free ship to store

Quote from immad : Sceptre 32" Class LCD 720p 60Hz HDTV, X322BV-HD [walmart.com]

I see $199

Quote from RagingWookiee : I see $199

Shows as $179 when you add to cart.

Anyone know what the audio is like on these? I'm looking for a 32" for the office. Looking for something that has a little bit of bass.

I bought a 24" LED not too long ago, but it's pretty tinny

Pic quality on Sceptre is meh. Try tcl instead for a bit more money.

Not a bad deal on a heavily reviewed tv!

I'm such a n00b. I never knew the sold pink and purple tvs! Not that I would get one but at least I could die a smiling man.

Other Wal-Mart TVs (refurbs and slims) (low to high) [walmart.com]

Added to cart, still showing $199...

Quote from slickNslider : Not a bad deal on a heavily reviewed tv! I'm such a n00b. I never knew the sold pink and purple tvs! Not that I would get one but at least I could die a smiling man. Other Wal-Mart TVs (refurbs and slims) (low to high) [walmart.com]

I wouldn't say you were a n00b, I'm a tech junkie/lover and I didn't know there were purple and pink flat-screens.

We have flat-screens in every room in the house, minus my oldest daughters room (she's only 5). I might just have to spring for one of the purple or pink flat-screens this Xmas.

Thanks for the heads up....I'm repping you for it

I get 199 when added to my cart.

People paying $50+/mo =$600+/yr for cable/satellite yet watch it on a $200 tv??????????????????

Unless this is solely for gaming or movies, treat yourself to a $400 720p 42" plasma for cable watching (at the very least 42"/720p/$400)
Recommend a 50" 1080p plasma for $600. Try models samsung = e530 panasonic = u50 and lg = pa5500. You'll thank me in the long run. If saving an intital $200 or so is that important while you shell out big bucks for utilities to use them, I bet you have stuff from rent a center or arrons LOL.

No cable no satellite no over the air reception for me. I only stream on wifi. Plus I am just looking for a TV for the workout room.

Quote from woomer051 : People paying $50+/mo =$600+/yr for cable/satellite yet watch it on a $200 tv?????????????????? .

It's all depends on your application. I would put a cheap TV like this in my weigh room. I'm only there 1 hr a day to workout, not to watch TV. So I wouldn't care if it has 100:1 contrast instead of 10000000000:1 contrast.

Quote from imabass : No cable no satellite no over the air reception for me. I only stream on wifi. Plus I am just looking for a TV for the workout room.

Then this tv is perfect if you are not within 4-5 foot range to notice picture quality. Like I said, it fits niches. The cable watcher's main livingroom tv from 10ft away, this is not the tv to get. Also be mindful of reviews, they look good/above average. However, the last person I would consult on picture quality is a wally world shopper buying their first hdtv for 200 bucks lol.

As noted above, this isn't going to please most SDers who already own much nicer TVs, but for people replacing old CRT sets (yes, they do exist) having basic cable/OTA converter boxes this would be a good TV for making the jump into flat screens.

We're not big TV watchers, especially in our living room, and we replaced our 27" CRT set with a 37" Sceptre for around a couple hundred bucks not too long ago. It was a big step up from what we had and didn't cost an arm and a leg.

Not everyone's situations and needs are exactly the same (although some seem to think they are).