Dynex™ (Model: DX-26L100A13) 26" Class (26" Diag.) - LCD - 720p - 60Hz - HDTV for $129.99 w/FS

Holy giant bezel batman !!

Quote from bigpollack : Holy giant bezel batman !!

More plastic then screen! 26" screen with a 32" sizing.

"Ultraslim design (4-1/8" deep)"

Little on the chunky side, but I was looking for a cheap ~27" to mount over my bar. Thanks OP

Quote from prismx : More plastic then screen! 26" screen with a 32" sizing.

It's the artistic look, "framed" :>)

Seriously though, it's a bedroom TV for $130....At that price "framing" isn't a deal breaker for a lot of folks It doesn't need to be stylish, it just needs to work.

It's actually not such a bad TV. I liked it, had it in my game room for a few weeks til the Wii remote slipped out of my idiot boyfriend's hands and shattered the inside LCD screen. So now I have a broken TV which I have no idea what to do with or how to get rid of since the screen is broken I know no one will want it, even for parts.

So I'm pretty happy this is only $130 bucks now because I can replace it new instead of dealing with Craigslist looking for a deal (haven't found anything this size that cheap except the Cowboom deal I missed). I paid $160 3 weeks ago I believe. I don't know a whole lot about LCD TVs and I'm not really picky as long as the sound and video work so I liked it

26"
720p
Dynex
$130.00

Funny, the wife asked me just last night to look out for a smaller TV for our bedroom.

Thanks OP.

Edit: in 4 1. Thanks OP and repped!

In for 1 Thanks OP. Rep coming your way. Needed a small TV for the Guest BR

CCFL (non-LED) backlit LCD TVs and monitors tend to have wider bezels and are thicker in order to hold the bulky fluorescent tubes within the units. On the plus side, manufacturer will often put in larger and better sounding speakers than those horrible tinny ones you'll generally find in slimmer LED-lit TVs.

I own/have owned 3+ TVs of each type and this seems to be the consensus.

Good price for a nice basic TV. I find it hilarious though that a 26" TV thats $130 would have 3 HDMI inputs, while a big 46" TV made for a living room only has two which looks like it's becoming the norm now for many models.

still available.

Was looking for a cheap TV for my basement gym. Perfect.