I bought this as an inexpensive kitchen TV to fit into a corner spot on the counter, and I wanted the biggest that would fit that space, so it could be seen from anywhere in the kitchen. In that respect it is fine. The price was very good for a 24" TV. It fits the corner with space for my AT&T U-verse set top box and Roku box behind it with the two sides of the set almost touching the walls. The TV is very thin and light. I could see it would be easily held up by a wall bracket made for smaller sets, and in fact I'll probably try that.

Setup is easy, although partly because there are not as many controls as some other sets. This TV has two HDMI ports, which are enough for the U-verse and Roku boxes. The user guide printed in black on flimsy paper is primitive by modern standards--not a slick color manual like you get with Vizio. However, the information you need is there, and that's what really counts. I've not tried the TV as a computer monitor, but it does have a... Read more

I am in college and was looking for a TV for my Dorm room. This TV if set up with an HD TV service and 1080p DVD player is amazing picture quality. I was confused on the other review saying it had horrible picture contrast with brightness. If you read the manual and tinker for a minute with it you should be fine. It is sturdy and I do not regret this buy.

Pros:
Great Picture Quality
Compatible with my old (but amazing) stereo system.
Sound is really good compared to most TV's
Sturdy
Easy to use and set-up.
Saves Energy

Cons:
The shiny surfaces you see in the pictures on the page looks legit until you touch them. That stuff scratches so easy it is disappointing. You you need to take great care in setting it up and also just use the remote.

I was able to pick up a Sansui SLED2480 for the same price I would have paid to buy a mid-range 19" TV, which was $198.

I don't really watch television, so this gets used mostly as an external monitor for my laptop and also to watch movies on, either DVD's from my Gateway NV79 or VHS videocassettes from my Sharp VC-H993 VCR. Any 'television' I watch is streaming online content.

Given the source quality, the picture is, in my mind, surprisingly good. VHS really startled me. Depending on the videocassette, the picture quality can almost rival that of a DVD when viewed on the screen of the SLED2480.

The sound quality is very good. However, connecting a home theater system to it makes your experience even better!

I do find the stability of this set to be somewhat questionable. If you live in a quiet house where dust is allowed to accumulate in peace, you will not likely have any problems. However, it would be a very good idea to securely anchor... Read more