I have owned this Vizio model for about one month. A non-glare, non-glossy screen was important to me, as was a modest price. I found the set up easy. The picture looks very good right out of the box with the standard default settings. After a month of experimenting with the basic adjustments, the picture looks even better. (I still have not experimented with the fine adjustments.) The 120Mhz image smoothing feature is what makes this set great. I would not buy any set without this feature - 120Mhz is that good. The effect is a picture so vivid, sharp and real it is almost 3D. The stock 3 speaker surround sound is pretty good. Vizio sells an optional subwoofer and rear speakers. One suggestion: If you have the space and a bit more money, knock yourself out by buying Vizio's 47" model.
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I have owned this Vizio model for about one month. A non-glare, non-glossy screen was important to me, as was a modest price. I found the set up easy. The picture looks very good right out of the box with the standard default settings. After a month of experimenting with the basic adjustments, the picture looks even better. (I still have not experimented with the fine adjustments.) The 120Mhz image smoothing feature is what makes this set great. I would not buy any set without this feature - 120Mhz is that good. The effect is a picture so vivid, sharp and real it is almost 3D. The stock 3 speaker surround sound is pretty good. Vizio sells an optional subwoofer and rear speakers. One suggestion: If you have the space and a bit more money, knock yourself out by buying Vizio's 47" model.