Philips 20PT6441

Pros: Number of inputs and outputs, clean picture, easy-to-navigate menus, easy remote control.

Cons: Wasn't free, doesn't do dishes

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this item to others as an alternative to similar TVs with the same amount of features that have higher prices.

Review: After looking in the Sunday ads and online I actually stepped up to a flat screen 20" and found this. The features looked nice, but what stood out was the fact that it had 6 watts per channel for audio, and the ones I looked at in the same price range ...

Pros: Exceptional picture, custom settings for video, audio, and surfing, sleek design, multiple inputs.

Cons: None. Fairly deep chassis (20"), so measure first.

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended. The best picture I have ever seen on a CRT television.

Review: I have owned this television for over a year, and I am still periodically amazed at the picture it is capable of producing. Four factory presets (Movies, Sports, Multimedia, and Weak Signal) provide for a good range of viewing conditions right out of ...

Pros: Adjustable picture size (wide and full), specialized sound settings, easy remote

Cons: location of power buttons on the television

Review: We bought this tv almost 8 months ago, and it has been great. It's our bedroom tv, but we find ourselves watching way more movies in bed on the smaller tv than the larger living room tv because the picture is so good on the Phillips. We compared a lot ...

Pros: Class-leading styling, energy saving technology, great sound, AV hook-ups

Cons: Set is extra deep. Power cord at front.

Review: Can't beat the looks of this set. It's front has a clean, simple look that won't date. I've noticed them used in settings where they care about such matters, as I do. Functionality mustn't suffer for looks, of course and the Phillips designers are aware ...

Pros: slick modern design, side ear jacks and audio and video jacks.

Cons: no sleep timer

Review: i had an old sylvinia 20in tv in my bedroom that i got from my parents. it was just OK. It did what it was suppost to. I wanted to upgrade. I wanted a flat in 20 in. The 32in was to expensive. ha ha. It is a great tv compared to the sylvinia. ...

Pros: The picture and sound are incredible and it looks great.

Cons: It could be a little less deep.

Review: This TV is better than most and it costs less. The picture of the TV is beautiful and it has lovely sound. It is simple to operate. I recommend it for a ...

Pros: Ease of use, great image quality, great sound, accessibility, great look

Cons: time to start

Review: Excellent performance and great price vs quality. I highly recommend it. We use this TV in the kitchen where noise is frequent and zapping is fast. Great for ...

Pros: size and manual buttons

Cons: none found yet

Review: This TV has been great. Bought it after a TV that was over 15 years old died on us. It was SO easy to install and hooked up easily to our cable. Color is great. Like the placement of manual buttons. Price was attractive ...

Pros: Flat Screen, Price, look, quality of picture and sound; able to adjust the picture ratio.

Cons: Physical depth of the set, no alarm, not digital filtered.

The Bottom Line: An excellent TV to put in a small room, perfect for bedroom, study, etc. Great sound, very good picture quality. Just make sure your shelf is deep enough.

Review: Well, after my RCA 19" stereo TV gave me 10 years of service, it finally died. It was time to find a new second TV. I knew that I wanted to get a flat screen TV. It had to be stereo. The inputs and outputs had to be easily accessible. I wanted to ...

Pros: Excellent picture. Great price for quality.

Cons: loud "bzzzt" startup. What's that ringing sound?

The Bottom Line: I suggest this TV as a 2nd or 3rd TV, not something as a main living room TV.

Review: When searching for a TV, I was looking for a 19”-25” flat panel that had S-Video input, was silver, had good reviews, and a good price. This is what I came up with. Startup - The first thing I thought when I turned on this TV was "Oh no, the ...