Samsung UN46EH6030 46" Class LED 3D HDTV - 1080p, 1920 x 1080, 120Hz, 5000000:1 Dynamic, Clear Motion Rate 240, HDMI, Internet Ready, 2x 3D Active Glasses Included, Energy Star

Disappointed

When I purchased this TV, I wasn't aware that the 120Hz is only in 3D. The regular picture is 60Hz which is disappointing. Also, the internet ready requires you to purchase a wireless adapter. Most TV's that are internet ready are already equipped with that feature. The motion rate 240 doesn't seem to make much of a difference and the TV picture is a LED back lit, so the overall width of the unit is greater than I anticipated. The TV also only has two HDMI inputs and NO hook up for my laptop (which my 32 inch Vizio does). Overall, I'm disappointed with my purchase and should have bought the TV I really wanted from a local store.

Very good picture, very clear.

Have not used the 3D yet...would like to be able to but not the smartest old guy around. Set up was easy though. Sound isn,t the best but not many are. I do not have a blur ray player but plan on buying one. All in all good tv.

Best deal, perfect shipping and packaging!

Its tough to beat the price I got on tigerdirect for this TV and the performance is absolutely beautiful!

Excellent 3D TV!

We've had this TV for a little over a month and are very happy with this purchase. The HD picture quality is excellent and the 3D is really great! The glasses that come with this TV are the newer style, less heavy glasses and they work great! No problems here! I only wish it had one more HDMI output (it has two). And regarding reliability, we've purchased an extended warranty - just in case. Still makes this TV lots cheaper than the next category up. I would recommend this 3D TV to anybody looking for an excellent deal!

Great deal on this TV

Really happy with my purchase -- TV is great, picture is REALLY crisp and clean -especially sports. Speakers on the unit are really good too if you aren't using a surround setup or a sound bar. TV is nice and thin and pretty light. Really the only draw back is having 2 HDMI ports (3 or 4 would've much better!). I haven't tried out the 3D yet, but the programming for it is so limited that I doubt I'll ever use it.