I bought this TV and everything was great, but then I discovered that this model lacks the Picture-In-Picture feature. What the heck is wrong with Samsung?!?! Today, PIP is a must! Without it, you’ll be the laughing stock in the neighborhood. Avoid this TV at all cost! Buy one with PIP! That feature is awesome and no TV should be without it! I’m returning this asap!
Rating: 1 / 5
We sent it back, buy the 1080p. . . . It is worth the extra money. those of you that say ” you can’t see the difference in 720p and 1080p on this size TV are full of BS!
Rating: 3 / 5
I purchased a Samsung 32″ HDTV and had to have it repaired at the end of the warranty period when a capacitor or voltage transformer started to make a high-pitched whine that kept getting worse. That was OK. Now at 18 months after purchase the main board goes bad and there is no color and only grainy black and white. Repairs will cost more than a new TV. This is unacceptable quality control. Never another Samsung!
Rating: 1 / 5
I am not an expert on electronics or anything. I wanted a good digital tv so I read as many reviews as I could to get some guidance. I wanted a plasma tv, but I felt my room is to brightly lit with sunlight, etc. This tv is good. It has a good looking picture. I mainly only watch cable. I do notice that animation (cartoon type shows) do not look good. The actual animation does not work–it looks pretty bad. That may be true on most sets like this. Overall, everything else looks good to me.
Rating: 3 / 5
Ok I have been looking at the LN32B360 for months now. Walmart usually has it between 420. 00-448. 00, which isn’t bad. The Sony 32″ equivalant always runs $100. 00 more than the Samsung. So, finally I go in there today to buy it and they jack up the price $50. 00 more to $498. 00 the same price as the Sony 32″ equivalant!!! So I try to tell a manger to give me the tv for the $450 it normally runs and he says no and to check online. I go online and the tv is the $448 it should be, but I have to order it online and wait to pick it up in the store!? Why can’t the darn price be the same online as in the store. I guess that makes too much sense! So Walmart didn’t get my cash. I considered Amazon, they do a good job emailing me tv offers as they can clearly see I have been browsing them. However, Amazon’s price is in stone, what you see on the screen is what it is! So I went to HHGregg electronics where I know they haggle a bit! They sold me the new model up LN32B460 for $462. 64! Thats like $71. 86 less than Amazon’s current $534. 00. So you do the math. I feel I got a great deal.
Now onto the advantages of this tv. I like the 50,000:1 Contrast over the model I was going to get at 30,000:1
Response time is better at 6ms opposed to the previous model 8ms. Finally you gain a third hdmi over the previous model. Nice to have an extra one, but it’s silly to have it on the side of the tv. Who wants wires hanging out of thier tv’s side input? As for the Cons, there are a few. One is this touch of color crap, Samsung seems hell bent on making people get this. It’s a faint touch of red that you can barely see on the tv’s bottom and the tv’s stand. It doesn’t illuminate or add anthing to the tv. And why red? Maybe if it was blue I’d like it. The old model was plain Black and I’d have preferred this tv be plain Black too. Samsung is just persistant, and putting this red touch of color on allot of thier higer end tv’s. So congratulations Samsung you forced me to get it! Next I don’t like that they have done away with the S-Video input, not even one. I don’t have a second HD satellite box for this tv, but the S-video output is on the standard cable box. So I could get a better picture from the tv had it. Instead I have to hook it up with a crappy coax. So I can’t review how this tv performs with HD service yet. So all in all this is a top notch tv. The best you can get unless you want to pay another bill for the Sony. Styling is beautiful, slick, sleek, like a sports car. And the picture quality is outstanding! Thats what you buy a tv for ultimateley anyway.
Rating: 4 / 5
I bought this TV and everything was great, but then I discovered that this model lacks the Picture-In-Picture feature. What the heck is wrong with Samsung?!?! Today, PIP is a must! Without it, you’ll be the laughing stock in the neighborhood. Avoid this TV at all cost! Buy one with PIP! That feature is awesome and no TV should be without it! I’m returning this asap!
Rating: 1 / 5
We sent it back, buy the 1080p. . . . It is worth the extra money. those of you that say ” you can’t see the difference in 720p and 1080p on this size TV are full of BS!
Rating: 3 / 5
I purchased a Samsung 32″ HDTV and had to have it repaired at the end of the warranty period when a capacitor or voltage transformer started to make a high-pitched whine that kept getting worse. That was OK. Now at 18 months after purchase the main board goes bad and there is no color and only grainy black and white. Repairs will cost more than a new TV. This is unacceptable quality control. Never another Samsung!
Rating: 1 / 5
I am not an expert on electronics or anything. I wanted a good digital tv so I read as many reviews as I could to get some guidance. I wanted a plasma tv, but I felt my room is to brightly lit with sunlight, etc. This tv is good. It has a good looking picture. I mainly only watch cable. I do notice that animation (cartoon type shows) do not look good. The actual animation does not work–it looks pretty bad. That may be true on most sets like this. Overall, everything else looks good to me.
Rating: 3 / 5
Ok I have been looking at the LN32B360 for months now. Walmart usually has it between 420. 00-448. 00, which isn’t bad. The Sony 32″ equivalant always runs $100. 00 more than the Samsung. So, finally I go in there today to buy it and they jack up the price $50. 00 more to $498. 00 the same price as the Sony 32″ equivalant!!! So I try to tell a manger to give me the tv for the $450 it normally runs and he says no and to check online. I go online and the tv is the $448 it should be, but I have to order it online and wait to pick it up in the store!? Why can’t the darn price be the same online as in the store. I guess that makes too much sense! So Walmart didn’t get my cash. I considered Amazon, they do a good job emailing me tv offers as they can clearly see I have been browsing them. However, Amazon’s price is in stone, what you see on the screen is what it is! So I went to HHGregg electronics where I know they haggle a bit! They sold me the new model up LN32B460 for $462. 64! Thats like $71. 86 less than Amazon’s current $534. 00. So you do the math. I feel I got a great deal.
Now onto the advantages of this tv. I like the 50,000:1 Contrast over the model I was going to get at 30,000:1
Response time is better at 6ms opposed to the previous model 8ms. Finally you gain a third hdmi over the previous model. Nice to have an extra one, but it’s silly to have it on the side of the tv. Who wants wires hanging out of thier tv’s side input? As for the Cons, there are a few. One is this touch of color crap, Samsung seems hell bent on making people get this. It’s a faint touch of red that you can barely see on the tv’s bottom and the tv’s stand. It doesn’t illuminate or add anthing to the tv. And why red? Maybe if it was blue I’d like it. The old model was plain Black and I’d have preferred this tv be plain Black too. Samsung is just persistant, and putting this red touch of color on allot of thier higer end tv’s. So congratulations Samsung you forced me to get it! Next I don’t like that they have done away with the S-Video input, not even one. I don’t have a second HD satellite box for this tv, but the S-video output is on the standard cable box. So I could get a better picture from the tv had it. Instead I have to hook it up with a crappy coax. So I can’t review how this tv performs with HD service yet. So all in all this is a top notch tv. The best you can get unless you want to pay another bill for the Sony. Styling is beautiful, slick, sleek, like a sports car. And the picture quality is outstanding! Thats what you buy a tv for ultimateley anyway.
Rating: 4 / 5