I bought the Samsung LN32C530 about a month a go and figured I'd express my initial opinions with regard to the advantages and disadvantages of the unit. I can report that I have, in general, been happy with the Samsung LN32C530 besides two or three problems more to do with me than the TV.
Advantages - Image quality is extremely good, my friends have got Vizios from 2008 which range between 26" up to 46" and in comparison, they appear dim and unsaturated compared to this unit from Samsung. 720p/1080i or down-graded 1080p is visually really good, the image quality at 1366x768 appears to be clearer, brighter and much more colorful than other budget 32 inch 1080p units I have come across.You can only notice jagged edgepixels when you sit less than 2 feet away from the screen. Which, with a TV this size, would be way too close. I like to view the picture from six feet away. Edges are even, over-the-air Hd with loop antenna appears to be flawless.
Upconverted 480p content material looks exceptional in respect of it's format. The number of choices to play with are amazing. However, this Television looked first-rate on it's factory default settings. This TV boasts a wide range of sound configuration settings such as Clear voice and movie settings. Moreover, the speakers are concealed and loud, I set it to to 6-7 volume (out of 50) when using the Playstation 3, 8-10 when watching TV. The Samsung LN32C530 has very good sound quality for it's wattage.
Negatives- 8ms refresh rate, many people may not notice but, going from a CRT (SD) to an LCD (HD), it's expected. In games it's not noticeable but,when viewing things like scrolling text it is noticeable, but, this could be linked to the tv being 60hz. One more thing is this it is not true 1080p .However 1080p content material itself appears fantastic , it's being displayed at 1366x768.Obviously, it is a very subjective matter. from a distance of 6 feet away, 1080p and 1080i/720p look similar on the 32". But, if you wish to future proof yourself, purchase the SamsungLN32C530.
Lastly, with regard to peripherals, the stand is fine but, you might have make sure the screws are tight as far as they can go to make it stable.
Advantages - Image quality is extremely good, my friends have got Vizios from 2008 which range between 26" up to 46" and in comparison, they appear dim and unsaturated compared to this unit from Samsung. 720p/1080i or down-graded 1080p is visually really good, the image quality at 1366x768 appears to be clearer, brighter and much more colorful than other budget 32 inch 1080p units I have come across.You can only notice jagged edgepixels when you sit less than 2 feet away from the screen. Which, with a TV this size, would be way too close. I like to view the picture from six feet away. Edges are even, over-the-air Hd with loop antenna appears to be flawless.
Upconverted 480p content material looks exceptional in respect of it's format. The number of choices to play with are amazing. However, this Television looked first-rate on it's factory default settings. This TV boasts a wide range of sound configuration settings such as Clear voice and movie settings. Moreover, the speakers are concealed and loud, I set it to to 6-7 volume (out of 50) when using the Playstation 3, 8-10 when watching TV. The Samsung LN32C530 has very good sound quality for it's wattage.
Negatives- 8ms refresh rate, many people may not notice but, going from a CRT (SD) to an LCD (HD), it's expected. In games it's not noticeable but,when viewing things like scrolling text it is noticeable, but, this could be linked to the tv being 60hz. One more thing is this it is not true 1080p .However 1080p content material itself appears fantastic , it's being displayed at 1366x768.Obviously, it is a very subjective matter. from a distance of 6 feet away, 1080p and 1080i/720p look similar on the 32". But, if you wish to future proof yourself, purchase the SamsungLN32C530.
Lastly, with regard to peripherals, the stand is fine but, you might have make sure the screws are tight as far as they can go to make it stable.
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