Philips 37PF7320A

Pros: OUTSTANDING picture beats Sharp, HDTV tuner, HDMI inputs, CableCARD, decent remote, good value

Cons: Lacks "TV Guide On Screen", menus a bit complex.

The Bottom Line: Outstanding picture quality & connectivity: the Philips 37PF7320A leads the field in 37" LCD sets. Great value for the money and loaded with good features. A little complex perhaps.

Review: OVERVIEW The 37PF7320A/37 is Philips' newest high definition TV in a 37" range. This is a TRUE high definition TV not a "HD capable" set (which is just a fancy name for a high-resolution monitor that needs a tuner). The 37PF7320A/37 has a ...

Pros: Firmware upgradeability, 2 HDMI inputs, Great picture quality

Cons: remote not programmable, Cable card does not support on demand

The Bottom Line: Excellent picture quality, ample High Def. inputs, sleek design and good sound make this an easy recommend.

Review: The first thing that appealed to me about this set was the LCD technology. I live in the mountains, and although it seems they may have fixed the high altitude issues experienced with Plasma, I did not want to make a several thousand dollar wager. There ...

Pros: Superb Picture Lots of I/O Triple tuners FlashDrive firmware update

Cons: Some users report quality control issues Less than top-notch phone support reported

The Bottom Line: This Philips is the best 37" LCD out there except the Sony Bravia. It definately is the best value in 37's.

Review: This TV is the best of breed in 37" LCD's at the moment. I paid $1499 at Best Buy for it..free delivery. What a great deal. The Triple tuners are excellent. They decode everything. The menuing system is average..but improving..as you can self-update it ...

Pros: fair price for a very high quality products

Cons: makes one want to stay up late...

Review: we bought it last November. got it at a pretty good price in Costco. had high expectations which were fully achieved. we just love it! colors so vibrant, sound very good (not connected to the stereo), very good size for apartments. a real good ...

Pros: Picture quality; Sleek Styling; Good sound; DCR ready; 2 HDMI inputs

Cons: screen size; guide would be nice

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended for digital cable subscribers - out of the box functionality and great picture quality. No risk of burn-in.

Review: I completely agree with nearly every comment made by kubotabx2200. Great job on the review kubota! I will add just a few additional comments from my own experience. I picked up the 32" version of this set from costco for $1299 in April, 2006. My ...

Pros: Great picture especially the HD shows Good price Good speakers

Cons: AVL never worked Goes blue screen Philips support no help Won't remember last picture setting

Review: I've had my HDTV about 6 months. I bought it on Ebay from 2ndAct. It is a refurbed unit but was warranted for 90 days by Philips and I bought an extended warranty. I have not had a service person out to look at it. The screen sometimes goes blue for now ...

Pros: Can update TV software via usb port, allows you to run slides shows.

Cons: TV menu, 2nd Component input Digital audio only.

The Bottom Line: Would only purchase this set from a dealer you could easily return it to. Reliability? Overpriced set, connectivity poor

Review: I purchased this TV Sept 05 from Costco. Initially I had a problem with image quality in 480p (around edges of images) and some noticeable lag with quick movement. About a month later the picture went really south on me. In 1080i & 720p I have red and ...

Pros: Good Picture, Fair Sound, Good Price

Cons: Poor Service, Setup difficult, Phone help person not knowledgeable.

Review: The service from Philips Electronics is poor at best. After 7 weeks to try to Get my 42" Plasma serviced, I have had nop ...

Pros: Fantastic picture, good looking design, plenty of ports

Cons: Cablecard problems, set locked up, cumbersome remote, required 60" mounting bracket

The Bottom Line: Don't buy this under any circumstance if you plan to use it with a Cablecard.

Review: Bought this set at Costco after I returned a 37" Sharp Aquos for pixilation problems. Set seemed to work fine, except Cablevision had a real tough time setting up some preimum channels through the cablecard. Took about a half dozen visits including ...

Pros: was a nice tv when it worked

Cons: not a good value for a tv that only works for 2 years.

Review: I have one of the above mentioned TVs and it stopped working less than 2 years after purchase. I can think of at least 4 other TV's that I own of have owned that are/(were) a minimum of 7 years old (mostly Sony) that never had any problems and were ...