Syntax Olevia 232V

image quality, price, usability, sound, design

reliability, size

65% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Excellent quality/cost ratio ; Good color saturation

Limited video input options ; limited user controls for calibration ; Crushes whites ; No source-specific buttons on remote

I got this HDTV as a graduation present from my mom. I did tell her to get this specific TV, as I did research myself and found Olevia's 32" line to be some of the best in the 32" range. The picture is excellent, it's nice, crisp, sharp, and the TV...

The speakers that come with the TV are subpar. I couldn't stand them, so I hooked up my stereo speakers. Let this be known, if you are planning to buy this TV, make sure you have some aftermarket sound systems to go with it! Also, I do have one stuck...

Awesome picture, vibrant colors. I get good blacks and whites, minimal blurring, SD content looks just fine and HD content looks even better ; Overall, it's worth a lot more than the price. It has a better picture than TV's that can cost $100+ more

The unit I received did not come with a remote control or manual. The box was completely sealed, so I called Olevia and they sent me the missing items in the mail. Annoying, but not the end of the world

First off the TV is unbeatable for this price. The picture is decent, my PS3 looks great with the HDMI cable. Unfortunately I don't have HDTV programming yet so I am unable to grade it on that, but DVDs and Blue Ray look stunning on it

Like other customers have stated, the menu system is extremely slow to react. This occurs when changing channels our input sources. It's a bit annoying, but a small price to pay for the cost of the product. One other tiny annoyance is the blue LED on...

The picture is excellent; the color needed no adjustment out of the box. My family owns a 42" Samsung 1080p LCD HDTV and I found the standard-def video on this Olevia tv looked better! The HD quality is fantastic, looks better than a Sharp Aquos in my...

The greatest problem this TV had for me (and it caused a huge headache) was the fact that the guide instructed me to install a firmware update as soon as I had the TV. So I did this. Much to my horrible dismay, this firmware update essentially KILLed...

Inexpensive, easily navigable menus. variety of inputs. I've been pretty happy with it in light of the fact that it was a 32" in my budget

blue LED indicates 'standby' state and it lights up the room when the TV is turned off. There is a menu setting to turn this off, but it continually resets itself and must be re-selected. The remote is non-universal, i.e. you cannot program it to work...

No dead pixels (was my 1st and really only concern buying refurbished.) Clear picture, 1080i. This is my 1st HDTV and I'm impressed, the price was great, and Newegg delivered within approximately 2-3 days (warehouse is only a few miles away). Sports...

Comcast Digital Cable giving me broken receivers and not much of an HD selection? Hmmm, wait that's not Newegg's fault though

Price was great. TV looks good. HD channels work well. HDMI connectivity

Blue light when unit is off. Channel changing slightly delayed. Remote sensor gets poor reception

Easy to set up, good setup instructions on CD for different types of video equipment and surround sound systems. Bought an articulating wall mount and installed it in the upper corner of the living room. It looks great either on cable or laptop through...

The only con we have is that when you change the TV channel there is a 2-3 second delay before you see the next station