E422VA LCD TV - If you are searching for LCD TV that has a great specifications and many customer reviews about it, you should try this television. E422VA has many features that can make you still get entertained. It has an internet apps through VIA, Wi-Fi network, 1080px High Dedinition (HD) in its resolution, and also has ECO HD, ambient light sensor, SRS Audio technologies, and much more. This product is on of the HOT-selling vizio LCD TV, be sure you to buy this E422VA now, because the stock is limited.
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E422VA Reviews
This product has many review from customer who bought this E422VA. Please read carefully what they saying. You can read the E422VA Reviews belowSet-up was a breeze, and i had no problem connecting it to my wifi. i really wanted an internet-ready tv, and don't plan on getting cable! the apps are great: mostly, i use vudu for movies, pandora for music, and hulu plus for tv shows - having weather/news apps is also nice. as promised, hulu plus came after an upgrade (to figure this out, i did some research, then contacted vizio customer service through their online chat support, they were very helpful - basically as long as your tv is connected to the internet you'll get it automatically). this is my first HDTV and i think the picture/sound quality are fantastic. the remote is ok but the buttons are sometimes inconsistent - i really wish we had the option to upgrade to the fancier vizio remote with the qwerty keyboard. overall, im very happy with it, especially at this price point - it feels like a smart tv (and i joke about relinquishing my phd to it)! -Brian Spradlin-
I just bought this TV from Costco and wanted to share my initial impressions. A more detailed review will follow after a bit of use.
Unpacking and Initial Setup: Very easy and smooth. It took me about 5mins to unpack and setup the hardware and another 5mins to go through the on-screen setup.
Apps: It was disappointing that Hulu Plus as NOT working out of the box. I spent over an hour researching the issue and finally found buried in the manual that the firmware updates automatically when the TV is off. That did happen and hulu and blockbuster apps were added. I still would want more music options such as rdio.
Remote: Terrible. Feels cheap and buttons are hard to press and unreliable. Does not support the supposedly much better blue tooth remote.
Image: Good for the price.
Sound: Better than most TVs but not comparable to an external audio setup.
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Update after one week of use:
I'm considering returning the TV because of lackluster app performance, crashing, and the god-awful remote. If it weren't for the remote I may keep it and just got a Roku, but that thing is just a pain to use.
Apps: Overall, this is a bit of a downer. The apps are very slow, the navigation of many apps (e.g. the Amazon App) does not minimize the use of the (terrible) remote. Once video plays it is more reliable than on my PlayStation or Roku. However, the TV has crashed (!) twice within one week of light use.
Remote: Still terrible. An absolute joke. The right navigation button seems to be semi-defective.
Image: Still satisfied with the quality. I know it is 60hz only, but it is good enough for casual TV and movie watching.
Sound: Still satisfied with the quality. It's not amazing, but not bad either. Definitely loud and clear enough for the environment we use it. -Philip-
This is my first review. Purchased this TV as a gift for my mother.If the reviews above are not enough, you can read more E422VA Reviews on Amazon, just click here.
Out of the Box - easy to assemble TV. Vizio has the best boxes. No tape to cut. Just pull out 4 clips and lift the box top off. TV assemlbes easy. Screws for stand can be turned by hand, no tools needed.
Internet Connectivity - Lots of problems here. TV would find our Netgear router, but would not connect to it (the security password was correct as I could connect other computers, phones and Blu-Ray players to it). Called technical support. First wait wasn't too long, but the person I spoke to wasn't trained to support internet TVs. After a much longer wait I spoke to a person who was trained. That person said that the TV doesn't work with Netgear routers (allegedly due to some Netgear firmware upgrade). Very upsetting. But its a pain to ship it back so we bought a Linksys router. Well, that didn't work either. Called Vizio back. Long wait to get to first person who then had to re-transfer me to a person who could deal with the internet. That person was no help. Offered to send a repair person out. I just said I would rather send it back. He said fine.
I was frustrated, so I decided to see if I could figure out the problem. After trying lots of things, I then tried turning off the router password and all of a sudden the TV could connect. I then tried changing the password to 8 a's in a row. That worked. The password we were using was three words with a space inbetween the words. I then changed the router passord by deleting the spaces and then the TV could connect. Yeah! But meanwhile I probably had 4 hours into trying to make this TV work, counting the calls to Vizio.-Glenn-
