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Product Feature 1. 32" Screen HDTV Television with LCD Technology 2. Displays Resolutions up to 1080p 3. Includes Remote Control 4. High Definition with Built-In HDTV/ATSC Tuner 5. ATSC/NTSC/QAM Built-In 6. Video Features: Dynamic Contrast 7. Audio Features: SRS TruSurround XT 8. Great Detail for Video Games 9. Inputs: 3 HDMI Inputs 10. Outputs: VGA 11. On-Screen On-Screen Menu Display 12. 16:9 Widescreen Aspect Ratio 13. 1920x1080 Resolution 14. Contrast Ratio: 5500:1 15. 5ms Response Time 16. 2 Speakers Bottom Fixed Speakers 17. Operational Features: V-Chip Parental Control 18. Operational Modes: 500 CD/M2 Brightness 19. Viewing Angles: 178x178 20. TV Mount Features: Can Be Wall Mounted 21. Accessories Included: Quick Use Guide 22. Additional Accessories Required: DVI Cable Optional 23. 1 Year Warranty 24. Weight: 35.3 lbs. Editorial Reviews Product Description The Vizio "Java" colorization blends a more modern hue that is suitable for any décor. While impressing with overall design characteristics, we pack the VOJ32F1A with technology including Full High Definition 1080p processing power, 3x HDMI inputs and over 16 Million colors to impress. User Reviews The Ultimate T.V.!    This 32in. 1080P Full HD T.V. is amazing! I love how it looks (sharp and classy). Also it doesn't have speakers sticking out of the sides, just on the bottom which is perfectly fine. I don't have digital t.v. but it has a wonderful picture quality anyway. :) The sound on this t.v. is very nice, and it makes you feel like your in the scene of a movie or t.v. show. :D It can be a little bit confusing to set up your t.v. but it has a customizeable setting which is very nice and easier than you think. All around it's a terrific television that I really encourage you to buy! Amazon.com is a really reliable site and I tell you who read this don't go anywhere else! You won't regret it... :) -(J.A.M.) :2010-12-01 22:54:41 love vizio!    This TV is amazing for the price.. it looks just as sleek and stylish as the more expensive tvs on the market and it plays wonderfully, the only down side is the number of ports available but other than that Ive no complaints.. very simple to use, the picture is outstanding, sound quality is great.. and it just looks very nice :2010-12-01 22:54:20 Very satisfied with this quality product!    I've had this Vizio since December 2009 and it works great! The picture quality is amazing and I have had no problems whatsoever. With all HD tvs, the sound would be better if you have a home theatre system, but I am definitely not complaining. I would definitely purchase a Vizio tv again. It is money well spent and the value is tremendous. The connections in the back are set up nicely and getting the tv up and running is a piece of cake. :2010-12-01 22:53:55 I purchased this TV about 6 months ago and I have loved every minute of it. I'm not even using all t    I purchased this Tv From [...] for [...] and it was a great buy. The picture is out of this world, with my Directv HD package and my 7 speaker surround system it takes TV watching to a totally different level. I was not a true believer in HDTV , I am a changed man now , if you are purchasing a 1080p HDTV please upgrade your cable or other services to high def programming to really enjoy all your HDTV has to offer. The Speakers on the TV are ok , but I prefer to hook up a true surround system. I forgot to mention that the TV looks great too. :2010-12-01 22:53:30 Great TV for the Price    I purchased this TV about 6 months ago and I have loved every minute of it. I'm not even using all the features available to me but what I do use it for, it has been great. Video games and DVDs are produced in great quality. The only thing I wish it had was a better sound system / speakers. But from what I have learned, most flat panel TVs don't have the greatest sound. One benefit is that the volume comes from the front bottom instead of in the back like most larger TVs. :2010-12-01 22:53:13 VIZIO 32"1080 LCD HDTV - JAVA (VOJ320F1A),    I have been shopping in stores, on-line, and comparing prices, features, etc. for a 32" LCD HDTV, I was fortunate to be able to compare the visual quality, sound, of the TVs. I would set the controls to the same menu settings, for picture, sound, etc. and then look and listen. By Far this TV out ranked, Samsung, Phillips. The clarity of the picutre, and sound was much better, The remote menu was so simple to use (and I usually have to read instructions), but not this one. The one major feature of the VIZIO TV'S that sold me, was the speakers are on the FRONT of the TV facing out. All others, had the speakers, on the side, majority were on the back or bottom facing down. If you wall mount, or put a TV in a entertainment center, or cabinet and the speakers are on the back or sides, or bottom facing down, the sound bounces off the wall, or walls of the cabinet, which decreases the sound quality and if the sound quality is not so great then mounting or putting the TV close to a wall, or in a cabinet, decreases the sound qaulity even more. VIZIO, also make a home theather package specific for the product, only two parts to the package. Not only did VIZIO outrank in quality features, simplicity of remote, but also in price. Also has 120hz, compared to others with only 60hz. and has 3 HDMI vs 2 HDMI. I am also going to purchase the 24" VIZIO 1080p NOT 720 but 1080p Most HDTVs under 32" are only 720. The smaller the size, then 720 does not make much difference, but a 24" with 1080p hard to find. I'm a shopper, and compare prices, features and quality before making a decision. I believe I made a good decision going with the VIZIO. At first I was looking at the Samsung, but when comparing side by side, Vizio took 1st place. My purchase also came with a 2 year warranty and 90 day money back guarantee. Can't beat that either. Try VIZIO, you'll love this product. signed, A VIZIO LOVER p.s. to respond to another reviewer's questions: I do not know what JAVA means, nor the difference between this model and the 240M model. Does anyone know the answers? :2010-12-01 22:52:47 A Good Buy    At $448 street, it's a tough box to beat in the 32-inch class. We actually targeted the VO32E as a Consumer Reports Best Buy ... as usual, we could not find any and I'm sorry to say that on-line pricing is not competitive among most models. We chose this one locally with a $30 2-year add-on warranty that actually starts AFTER the manufacturer warranty expires. Ready? ... Walmart. Setup - it's a breeze with an 'initialization' screen that welcomes one with first turn-on, starting with an auto channel search routine for those using cable/over-the-air. Since we're rigged with AT&T U-verse (a nice service), I can't speak to over-the-air reception and dumped cable after years of abuse by that outfit. It has all the setups needed for color density, contrast, yada accessed by a very intuitive remote control. The only confusion was how to 'save' an entry (hint - the 'LAST' button is the answer). It was not necessary to review the guide ... gee, that would ruin the challenge. Picture Quality - 1080P is quite good and better than an on-display Sony Bravia of the same price. 720P is satisfying and, in either case, viewing angle very good. This set HAS the ability to automatically stretch 720 to full screen, but it's not a perfect process; it can get lost after running through setup options for reasons unknown. It does a nice job of correctly sizing old 4:3 format video under 720 and 1080P. Aspect ratio is an on-going challenge with our 37-in Toshiba, which can't seem to figure out what kind of signal it is getting. Sound - it's VERY well balanced in tone and clarity. typically lacking low bass. When we added a mini component stereo system fed by the set's 'autio output' jacks to enhance the 'missing' bass it blended beautifully with the set speakers, which can be set to 'off' as desired. Further, the set's audio output feed can be set as 'fixed level' or to track up and down with set speaker/ volume level; very thoughtful feature. Inputs - 3 HDMI, 2 Audio/Visual (L-R-Video), and 2 three color component inputs. Outputs - There is one L-R RCA jacks analog output along with an RCA jack digital audio output. All inputs can be programmed with a friendly name. I rate this set as a 'best buy' in its class, outshining the Sony Bravia version sitting by its side. :2010-12-01 22:52:26 Love it.....great value    I bought two of these recently and I can't say enough good about them. They were packaged great, have a superb manual (in color), setup was a breeze. Best of all the picture and sound are fantastic. I hope I have lots and lots of trouble free years with this television. Don't let the "Java" color deter you. It's a VERY dark brown, and really looks nice. Actually, you have to get sort of close to to the TV to tell that it's not black. I hooked mine up right to my cable TV service (no cable/converter box) and I let the TV scan for channels. It found all sorts of channels that I didn't know existed...many of which are HD and look superb. Anyway, I'm a happy customer, and would recommend this TV to anyone. Just hope it lasts a long time. Time will tell. Cheers. :2010-12-01 22:52:07 You will Love this Vizio 32" 1080p LCD HDTV    I found this TV very easy to set up out of the box and the remote easy to use, you can use your computer or lap top on it. The picture is very nice I am vary happey with a Full HD TV for around $500.00. :2010-12-01 22:51:43 I Luv, Luv, Luv This Television    This TV is amazing, and I'm not even watching it at its full capabilities.Vizio 32" 1080p LCD HDTV - Java (VOJ320F1A) To start with, I'm hooked up to TiVo, so there's a certain amount of picture degradation that occurs, and you can't get HiDef unless you spend big bucks for a HiDef TiVo. But, given all that, the picture quality is far superior to all the other televisions in this house. It's sharp, clear, and steady as a rock. Want to know what I like best about it? It's a 32" TV and it ONLY WEIGHS 35 LBS. I almost got a double hernia moving the old 27" TV out of the way, but I one-handed this baby right onto the stand. Hook up was a cinch because Vizio (the ONLY U.S. made television) includes a quick set-up guide, and an excellent instruction manual. Okay, I did have to make one quick trip to Radio Shack to buy a cable I didn't have, but I was forewarned about that, so I don't count it as a negative. Lots of hook-up options, so no matter how or what you want to hook up to this set, there's a hook up available for it (provided you have the right cable). Programming my TiVo remote to control the TV was a cinch since Vizio only has one code. How's that for simplicity? This LCD HiDef true 1080P television set is excellent at any price, but how can you go wrong for $550 - 580? Oh, and it looks good, too. It's an outstanding buy, and I highly recommend it. :2010-12-01 22:51:27 Vizio Ranked Above a Sony Bravia by Consumer Reports, I agree    Got this TV to replace my old 35" Sony 2 Tuner (analog) PIP set that was 11 years old that died last weekend with a 'pop'. High Voltage transformer blw & TV shop said it wasn't worth repairing since I had analog tuners in it. Plus it was a beast sized TV, all 200 lbs of it. I had researched TV's online and pretty much convinced myself that getting a SONY 32XBR9 or getting a Sony Bravia L series 32" would be my best move. Until I wondered into a [...] store in the mall. I had seen the display at Best Buy but those TV's are all mounted on the wall. However the [...] display had them all lined up so you could touch them & operate the Volume controls at viewing level. One thing I found out was, the Vizio picture was equal to ANYONE's picture. Despite what Sony had in the past, this TV is equally as capable with a High Definition signal or a Standard Definition signal (like from DBS satellite)I must admit I am normally biased to Sony, but Sony doesn't have a thing on this TV except Sony does make a better remote. Thats the only complaint I have about the TV ... the remote is bland, not lit and very lightweight. But since I do have SD Directv Satellite. I have already purchased a lighted remote for the Satellite & my Satellite Remote will work this Vizio, so I am good to go. The Vizio ran me 499 but it is ONSale for [...] members right now until 9/30/09 in the store <50> off. The projected cost for the Sony Bravia of the same specs is 649. and the cost of a Sony XBR9 32" was to be 999 at Best Buy. I bought the Vizio after checking the ON screen menu which is in a very readable orange color; the volume levels of the TV were checked too (the Vizio is louder then the Sharp 32" or a Panasonic 32" , volume seems the same as the Sony models) I must say that the thing that impressed me somewhat and made me take a second look at the Vizio is that Consumer Reports October 2009 issue had a LAB TEST where they rated the Vizio 32" the best . Seeing is believing!! I must agree the rear hookups connection capabilities, Vizio even has a jack for headphones, the Sony models do not. But the Sony models all have significantly higher prices... Sony.. you cant rest on your past laurels; you got to show me where its worth the extra money... times are tight. Regarding Motionflow technology... That's something you can't see unless you have a TV screen that is 40" or above.. so it wasn't a factor for a 32" TV. Vizio doesn't mention whether it is 60Hz or what speed it is. But I couldn't notice any blurring in its picture even when viewing a tennis match. Got to agree with Consumer Reports, this is the best Value for the money. :2010-12-01 22:51:02 Excellent HDTV at a price that's easy on the budget    Vizio has advertised for a while now (ESPN Radio and other places) that they make top quality HDTV equipment at affordable prices and they are not kidding or just boasting in making those claims. When I originally jumped into the HDTV world I did so on a budget. Having committed a considerable portion of my entertainment budget to get an Xbox 360 back when those boxes were being introduced to the market, I didn't have a lot of money to spend buying a large HDTV to play my games on. Given the budget constraints and also some space constraints, I settled on a 26" CRT, yes, that's right, I said CRT, widescreen HDTV that I got from a big box store that some folks would say fairly well resembles the Buy More stores shown on the excellent TV series Chuck each week ;-) I knew it wasn't the best TV and knew that I'd want to replace it later, but it was HD, it was widescreen, and it easily blew away the picture quality of the old 27" 4:3 standard TV that it replaced. A couple of years and tax refunds later it was time to revisit the HDTV I played my games on, and I started shopping around to see what I might be able to attain at the price that I wanted to aim for. I found a couple of Vizio models in my price range, including a few that might, just might, be in stock at one of the big retail stores in my area. Unfortunately there was no guarantee that the models that I saw online were going to be in stock in the brick and mortar stores, so I continued researching things on the web until I found the Vizio VO32LF HDTV at Amazon partner TigerDirect.com. Yes, I know that's not exactly the same model as the one listed where I'm entering this review (the VOJ320F1A), but it is, for all intents and purposes, the same model TV with a different colored bezel (face) around the front of the TV's screen. As it turns out Vizio has a couple of 32" models and a couple of 37" model TVs that are basically the same TV but each with a slightly different model number that denotes a different bezel or other relatively cosmetic difference between them. The VO32LF TV that I purchased was one that TigerDirect offered as a refurbished unit. The price was outstanding, though the refurbished label did raise my concern a little. Why exactly was the unit refurbished and/or recertified? There could be several reasons, and a buyer is never going to know for certain what the real story is. What the buyer does know is that the manufacturer has made the unit available via a retailer with the refurbished/recertified notation and the manufacturer is still guaranteeing the unit for a reasonable period of time upon purchase. Given the price and feature set, I thought over the potential purchase, researched other comparable models only to find that there were few, if any, that even came close to being as fully featured in the same price ranges, and decided that one of these TVs was going to be mine. Order placed, and sure enough, approx. 5 days later the TV was in my hands. Knowing the unit that I got was a refurbished/recertified unit, I was somewhat eager to open the box and see if I could determine why the unit might have been sold that way. Quite honestly, unless the problem was a very minor scuff like mark on the bezel that may very well just be a shadow/reflection from the lamp light in my 'den' area, I couldn't tell you what the issue was. The only thing I did find out of the ordinary was that the unit didn't come with a power cord. It was supposed to have, but I didn't find one in the box. No problem though as the TV uses a standard computer or computer monitor power cord and I tend to have spares of those on hand. Once set up, I was and remain quite pleased with my purchase. The picture quality is excellent and the sound (volume range) is quite sufficient for my video gaming, movie and TV watching needs. Having 3 HDMI ports available means not having to juggle connections or settle for a component connection when I'd rather use HDMI. There's also the full 1080p resolution, which even on the 32" screen size (which is not really supposed to be noticable at that size) offers the best resolution possible for video gaming or Blu-ray disc play back. Having bought one of these great TVs, I look forward to buying at least one more in a much larger size in the future. Eventually my living room will sport something in the 42"+ size, and I expect Vizio's offerings will be highly considered. :2010-12-01 22:50:38 Excellent Buy    I bought mine at Walmart for $447 because of a price mixup, its usuaully $497 there. I am more then impressed with the TV, i love the bottom gold stripe on the bezel and the vizio logo on the bottom front glows a very faint amber when the TV is off and a very faint white when on, just enough to look nice without being annoyingly bright. The picture is amazing. I use mine mainly for gaming in my bedroom. I am positioned only about 3-4' away from the TV so the 1080p really looks sharp. If you have to sit farther away then 4-5 feet you might want to go with the bigger model, as its hard to see the 1080p picture enhancement farther away then that on a 32". I would recommend this TV to anyone, if you can find it! 3 HDMI's, + VGA is nice too. :2010-12-01 22:50:09 I love this TV    I decided that it was finally time to do something about the 15-year old 19" CRT I've been using in the bedroom, and I spent weeks looking at every 32" LCD TV sold in the area (many trips to Best Buy, Sears, Target, Walmart, anywhere that carried TVs). I thought I had convinced myself that the Sony XBR6 or XBR9 was the right choice. However, last week Target had these on sale for $519, and I had another 10% off anything, so the final price was about $470 - 400 less than the Sony. The display Vizio looked decent, and I decided to take a chance. I could not be happier that I did. The picture looks great. I thought that the refresh rate would be too slow and I'd be annoyed at motion artifacts, but on my test sequences I haven't noticed a thing. In fact, I've moved the Blu Ray player to be attached to this TV instead of my Philips CRT HDTV because the picture is considerably better - the text on the PS3 is finally actually readable. I have no idea what the heck the "Java" in the name means, but it's not any sort of annoying software running on the TV getting in the way of just watching TV. If I had one complaint, it's that analog cable looks terrible on this TV. Maybe I just didn't figure out the right settings for it and it would work fine, but in the end it didn't really matter - I needed a second HD set top box from my cable company for $5 a month to get the HD lineup anyway, and through box the SD channels look pretty good. As a bonus, this TV switches between HD and SD very fast, unlike my other HDTV. Finally, I think this is about as close to an "American" TV as you can actually buy, though it's OEMed in Taiwan. For this price, I don't think you can go wrong. Maybe I would have liked the Sony a bit better, but I'm happier that I saved the $400 and have a TV I really like. :2010-12-01 22:49:50 Most excellent picture, sound, remote, setup & interface    This is an excellent product in every way !!! Including a guarantee of "No Defective Bright Pixels" !!! -- The picture is outstanding from ANY angle ,,, truly no fade-out at the sides !!! I'm impressed. The Wizard setup is a piece-of-cake ,,, Just click OK. The Menus are navigable and comprehensible i.e. If confused choose "standard". The high quality REMOTE, which is stable when standing upright, feels comfortable in my hand, has a nice weight, a soft felt back and easy to reach and comprehend buttons. Remote response time is immediate [after initial channel download]. The angle of Remote Control to TV reception is near 90 degrees; if you can see the screen ,,, so can the remote :-) The SOUND quality is MOST excellent. Not tinny or muffled !!! I have it set at 30, out of 100, and I can easily hear and understand as I walk throughout my home. A marked difference from other TV's I've owned where the audio becomes garbled, muffled and I can't understand at any volume. The CONNECTORS are of ALL TYPES and are mounted on both the back and the side. They are clearly labeled for their function ,,, and correspond to the Remote Control buttons. I just took delivery of my Vizio today. Before purchase I read criticisms on another website ,,, those criticisms ARE BOGUS in my view. This product is MOST EXCELLENT !!! In every way !!! Maybe all of the criticisms have been addressed by VISIO ??? This Model has been out since at least 2006, sale price at that time $1,000.00. The setup took me 5 minutes out-of-the-box !!! -- Oh yeah ,,, there's another nice feature, a built-in remote mounted on the side for those who can't keep track of that "mobile" remote control :-) :2010-12-01 22:49:22   Read more Vizio VOJ320F1A 32" 1080p LCD HDTV TV information and user reviews Add Vizio VOJ320F1A 32" 1080p LCD HDTV TV comment click here. More : 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |

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