Insignia televisions

[Buckeye76]

I have had one in our office for 3 years and have no problems out of it. Pic and sound are both good. Beat paying 2x the price for a name brand.

 

[coletrain]

you guys actually use the speakers built into the TV? I cant stand how flat they sound.

 

[cpw006]

I've had my lcd for over 2 years and love it.......

 

[sparked1]

They have a 46 inch LED 1080p 120Hz on sale at best buy for $ 449. It is there Presidents Day sale. Normally costs $629

If the savings were significant, I'd say go for it, but you're talking peanuts. Fry's has a 42" with 4 pairs 3D glasses for $499 - An LG. I can't vouch for Insignia being a "a rebranded LG" but the difference in picture quality is readily apparent. You can buy it cheap or you can buy it once.

http://www.frys.com/product/7506206

There are better deals for a 42-46" TV than an Insignia for $450. Costco and Brandsmart are the best places to get TVs, apart from reputable online sources from my experience, and I have bought A LOT of TVs over the years.

 

[Mtber1172]

If the savings were significant, I'd say go for it, but you're talking peanuts. Fry's has a 42" with 4 pairs 3D glasses for $499 - An LG. I can't vouch for Insignia being a "a rebranded LG" but the difference in picture quality is readily apparent. You can buy it cheap or you can buy it once.

http://www.frys.com/product/7506206

There are better deals for a 42-46" TV than an Insignia for $450. Costco and Brandsmart are the best places to get TVs, apart from reputable online sources from my experience, and I have bought A LOT of TVs over the years.

Thanks for the info. Certainly gives me some food for thought!

 

[sparked1]

FWIW, if I was to go the cheap route I'd probably snag a Vizio.