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5 Reviews for Toshiba 32WLT66 32" Widescreen Pictureframe HD Ready LCD TV - With Freeview- Black
Frustrating Remote control - 23 Sep 2007
2 out of 3 found this review helpful.
I would recommend setting up the tv as a previous reviewer recommended below, ie turn of all the image boosting settings, which makes all this silly technology you are paying for to make the image supposedly better now useless.
I have had the tv since december 2006, since day one I found the remote to be very frustrating, the worst thing is selecting between inputs, you have to press hard and sometimes it works and sometimes not, there is no pattern to it, and it is very slow at changing input.
Also if you press play on you video player on the inputs don't switch automatically which is anoying as you have to do it manually and I have described what a frustrating job it is to change them.
So the tv might work but if the thing you use the most ie the remote, causes you stress and anxiety then it is not a great product in my view.
Toshiba 32WLT66 - 27 Mar 2007
6 out of 6 found this review helpful.
I bought this the same time as one of my friends bought a Sony Bravia. He got his first, and I wasn't impressed with the picture at all. Very grainy.
So I was a bit nervous when it arrived, but I needn't have been. The quality of the picture is pin sharp and I have to say completely outclasses the Bravia. The WLT66 has been replaced by the WLT68, but all they have upgraded is the sound and added another HDMI lead. I would say this is excellent value for money and exactly what the experts have said - one of the best LCD TVs you can buy. The chap in Comet reckoned nothing could touch them.
My advice is get a WLT66 why you still can, and save yourself £[...] over the WLT68.
Really impressed with this TV - 14 Mar 2007
8 out of 8 found this review helpful.
I purchased the Toshiba LCD tv about a month ago now after reading various reviews on the internet and so far I have been really pleased with it.
PRO's
The picture quality is excellent considering the price of the set (I paid £599 from Amazon). Its important to switch the 3D colour management setting on though as this sharpens everything up. The picture quality through the inbuilt digital tuner is great, its a better picture than the telewest cable picture that I also have hooked up.
People have commented on the sound being not so good. I disagree, I think it is excellent on my set. It can however sound overly bassy sometimes but I think its just down to the settings.
What is also great about this TV is the connectivity. It has 2 scart sockets, a component input (red, yellow and white cables), 2 HDMI inputs and PC input. I have cable TV, a DVD player, a playstation 2 and my PC hooked up to the TV and its easy to switch between the inputs. Using the TV as a PC monitor takes a bit of playing round with the resolution for the clearest picture which fits the screen best but once done its great and you can surf the net from your sofa.
CON's
Very few and they are only minor. The digital tv can be slow to scroll through the tv guide but its fine if you use the red and green buttons to change pages. It hasn't bothered me.
If you reduce the backlight settings quite low you get a quiet humming noise from the back of the tv which is audable when the volume is low, the solution is to keep the backlight on the default setting.
Overall I would thoroughly recommend this tv.
Outstanding LCD - 09 Mar 2007
8 out of 8 found this review helpful.
For an LCD display, the picture is truly outstanding.
Like many others, it was time to replace my ageing CRT TV with something a bit more 'with it'. After a lot of shopping around, I finally settled on the 32WLT66.
I'm a big fan of the CRT due to the picture quality and I have always firmly believed that LCD/Plasma do not come close. Yes, as a piece of lounge furniture they look great, but ultimately you buy a tv to watch tv on, not look at...
However, this Toshiba is a very, very good alternative to CRT. It is one of the best pictures I have seen on LCD (and probably the best at this price). The quality of digital tv and dvd through this tv make it well worth the upgrade.
Still not as good as a CRT though, but very close!
Fantastic TV - A league above any CRT - 20 Feb 2007
14 out of 15 found this review helpful.
I have had my 32wlt66 since christmas and it is a joy to watch.I have it connected up to my Humax PVR and ageing Sharp DVD player. Pictures from both are excellent even though thd DVD player doesnt even have progressive scan, let alone upscaling. The freeview pictures from the Humax or the integral digital tuner are almost HD like, with much more detail than you'd see on a CRT. Trust me, any CRT I see now in other homes, simply look ancient. I have fiddled with the picure settings and realy cant see much difference, however, i have the best picture i've ever had. Like others I was worried about the more negative reveiews which say LCDs are inferior to CRT's. Again when i looked at TVs's in all manner of shops, all except the HD images looked so-so. Personally I think it's because in a shop the HD picutres look better in comparison, but most of all I was looking at the pictures (fed with a poor signal)standing about 2ft from the screen. get the TV home in more normal conditions, ie. no bright/fluorescent lights or reflections, and the picures really come alive.
I have added the subwoofer, bought mine new from ebay for £70, instead of the normal £140. Its certainly worth it. It either fixes to the rear of the TV which makes it a bit deeper, (alythough it doent really extend beyond the stand) or you can slot it any where else. I am tempted to place it under the TV unit. The sound is great for everyday TV, without having to resort to my surround sound system.
You just have to make the jump, you won't regret it.