Seiki SE48FY19 48-Inch 1080p 60Hz LED TV (2014 Model)

I will say one thing I am highly impressed with this TV. I am currently using the display as a computer monitor and I have no issues the picture is sharp and vivid.I am using it with a custom built computer so as you may know output varies by the type of device that is output the image. The graphics cards I'm using are MSI GTX 760 2GB Cards in SLI. I was absolutely blown away the TV needs a bit of color adjustment but, that was made pretty simple by the easy to use on screen display and remote. The bezel is very..very tiny and weight on the TV for me at least was very light. Very easy setup base and stand screw into the TV and its 11 screws in total. Took me 15-20 minutes for setup.The packaging is just the box the TV is sold in and pretty well padded inside. The Display is well package and comes with almost everything you need to get started with the exception of no HDMI cables in the box.Works really well as a computer monitor due to the fact that all the buttons are located on the bottom right edge of the display.PROS:The TV is a steal at this price.No reason not to get the extended warranty It was so cheap.The colors are bright and vivid.The motion is clear in most cases,super fast movements may have an issue.Easy Assembly.ConsNone so farTip: If you need help getting the color right I used my Netflix account on the TV and on my iPad(using the iPad as my reference) to get the color tint correct

Everything has room for improvement. This TV I like. I bought it for $287 and it does as it describes. I have a decent size bedroom so sound quality is good. I will add a sound bar later to receive more immerse sounds when watching movies (Dolby 5.1 or 7.1). It's a sleeker design and smaller looking compared to my 37" Emerson that has a thick border. Again I am not trying to live like the Joneses because I am a bargain shopper lol. I will wait till UHDTV is king before I by a 60" HDTV that will run at $300-$400 compared to its current $1,000 prices...I have patience :)Quality is good and when you change the channel it will tell you in the top right the resolution briefly so you know when you are viewing 480p, 720p, 1080i or 1080p channels. Again sound is good I turned down the volume to 8 and sound was good. If you have a big floorplan for whatever room you posting this tv you might wanna get a soundbar.Make sure to turn off the blue screen in the setting if not everytime you change the channels it'll have a 2 sec bluescreen to retrieve the channel instead of the regular black. The blue screen was odd to me reminding me the blue screen of death from working with computers, but it's just my preference.Again it's low profile so seems smaller unless this will be your 1st HDTV then you will not have anything to compare it to. I haven't tried out the usb port yet to see how picture/video quality is, but I'll do that at a later date and time.Overall a good buy for a good price on top my daughter has a 32" from Seiki so if I lose the remote I can use hers or use my phone app once I log the TV into it.

This TV is incredible for the price. The picture is very clear, the sound is not exactly home theatre but it works well enough and I can clearly hear everything even on low or high volumes. With 3 HDMI ports, VGA, HD component and PC audio you can attach multiple consoles or desktop computers at once. The extra side stands not shown in the pictures help stability and prevent the TV from tipping from side to side if bumped. This TV isn't going to blow you away with innovations and cutting-edge performance, but it delivers a whole lot for the price.

I purchased black Friday week on Amazon for $200 and primarily use it via a Roku stick connected to my SlingBox 350 so we can watch the DVR in a room without a cable box.Considering the price, this TV is awesome for our use, which is mounted to the wall in our dining room that's open to the kitchen. Now we can watch our DVR in the other room while eating dinner. During the day on Saturdays, the dining room in our current layout ends up being where everyone passes through as they are going about their day, so I use a $6 leaf antenna to get all the major networks over the air and I can keep up on college basketball and news.Of course, this shouldn't be compared to a $800 model of the same size. Although it certainly could be used as such, I wouldn't view it as a "home theater TV" for watching movies or playing video games. Personally, it's a nice sized bedroom or kitchen TV that has great bang for the buck for regular TV viewing.

Seiki SE24FE01-W is a White finished frame. The SE24FE01 has 1 HDMI input as well as standard connectors. The picture is very good, does not have a glossy or semi gloss finish which is good for preventing glare from other light sources. The remote control buttons are small and text on remote is small. The guide offers a large diagram however for the remote control. 1080p provides superb picture with user able to adjust settings except TINT. Sound is good with user settings to increase /improve bass and treble. Instructions are well stated as well as the 1 year warranty for any issue of the set. Most TV's today do not offer such warranty for one year.