VIZIO 22" 1080p Class LCD HDTV - Black (VA22LFHDTV10T)
Customer Rating Score
(12 customer reviews)
Product Features
- Response Time: 5ms Response Time
- Electronic Display Features: HD Display, On-Screen Display, Closed Caption
- Input: HDMI Port, Component Video, Composite Video, PC, RF Antenna Input, S-Video, A/V, 1 Component Video , 1 Composite Video, 1 S-Video, 2 PC, 2 HDMI
- Screen Refresh Rate:60 Hz
- Tuner Type:ATSC/NTSC/QAM
- Output Type(s):Headphone Jack
- Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Widescreen
- Brightness(cd/m2):300
- Speakers: 2 Bottom Fixed
- Comb Filter Type:3D Y/C Digital
- Maximum Resolution:1920 x 1080
- Finish:Smooth
- HD Compatibility:
- Electronic Functions:Computer Monitor
- Television Features: V-Chip (Parental Controls), A/V Connects to Home Theaters, Digital Combo Filter, Wall Mountable
- Contrast Ratio:5000:1
- Includes:User Manual, Quick Start Guide, Standard Remote Control, Remote Control Batteries
- Warranty Description: 1 Year Limited Manufacturer Warranty on Parts and Labor
Customer Reviews
Love it...This is a great little TV, perfect for bedroom or den - awesome picture upgrade from my old standby, a 19" Sony analog. More >>
Elle Shopper
FLAWED DESIGN: Can't add channels!!!This TV seemed like a great deal, decent picture and 1080P for a good price.
Was I in for a shock when I took it home to set it up! More >>
Agilityman
Great TV, even better computer monitor!I bought this on sale at Target for $220 a month ago. Originally I was going to use it as a main TV in my living room as a first HDTV, but it was a bit small and I ended up buying a 32" Sony for that soon after. More >>
Mark Schneider
Great for bedroomsI bought this TV when my mother said she would get me a PS3 for Christmas. Maybe I'm just over excited about it because it's a nice upgrade from a 15 inch Samsung, but I love this TV! More >>
Michael H. Bishop
Vizio frame light is annoying at nightI purchased this TV for our bedroom. While the picture quality and sound are both great one thing I was not aware of and find annoying is the light on the frame, with the TV in the bedroom, the light is on all the time. More >>
P. Buechner
