Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #47712 in Home Theater
- Color: Black
- Brand: iSymphony
- Model: LC40IF60CN
- Dimensions: 26.50" h x
11.50" w x
38.90" l,
39.60 pounds
- Display size: 40
Features
- 40" wide-screen with 1920 x 1080 native resolution for Full-HD (1080p) performance
- Integrated ATSC/NTSC TV tuner for digital and analog broadcast reception
- Easy access to Internet-Apps to enjoy videos, sports, games, and much more
- 3 HDMI inputs for true digital connections
- Wi Fi 802.11n USB adapter included for streaming the information wirelessly
iSymphony LC40IF60CN 40-Inch 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV with Internet Apps
Product Description
The iSymphony LC40iF60CN 40-inch 1080p LCD Television allows you to enjoy TV programs and Internet-Apps with uncompromising picture quality and performance. The 40-inch widescreen active matrix TFT screen delivers high brightness providing a vivid and brilliant picture and high contrast for deeper blacks and brighter whites. 1920 x 1080 native resolution supports Full-HD (1080p) performance. 3 HDMI inputs enable true digital connections with external high definition signal source. The VGA port is provided for connection to a computer. The integrated digital/analog tuner lets you tune in any TV channels available over-the-air. The TV features easy access to Internet-Apps to enjoy videos, sports, games, and much more. Included remote control allows you to directly access to Netflix and Vudu. Internet connection can be done by Ethernet cable or wirelessly by using included Wi Fi USB Adapter. The stand is detachable for wall mounting. The elegant design with black color bezel will enhance any décor.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
Initial Review
By Joseph A. Dawson
Ordered this on 11/26 on a lightning deal for $300. It was delivered yesterday 11/28. I love prime shipping!I set the TV up connected to the internet as well as a DirecTV HD receiver. Picture quality is good. At times whites looked a little strong, but I think I can take care of that with some custom color settings. The remote has a Netflix button and a Vudu button on it. Tested Netflix and had no issues. Tested the Pandora Vudu app and it worked fine as well. Remote was not very responsive, but will not need to use it very often.I had read that iSymphony TV's are just rebadged Samsungs. I used a Samsung remote code to pair it with the DirecTV remote, so I guess that is true. Overall for $300 I think it is a great value - only time will tell.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Not a terrible TV
By mkeiser
So I got this TV during the lightning sale like everyone else who has reviewed it. It has been about a week now so I feel comfortable enough give my review. While I do agree that it being shipped literally in it's original box and nothing else is kind of stupid. But other than that let's get into the review.The TV is quiet nice and considering my last TV before this was a seven year old 'HD' Box TV I can't complain. There was no damage and everything worked well. Set up was really easy and though the screws were difficult at first it all went well at the end. All the ports work though I wish there was more than one composite, one component, two HDMI, and a PC port. But again these are small complaints when I could just by a switch box.The wireless USB connector worked great with my linksys router. The netflix works great though the interface isn't as good as the console versions. Speaking of consoles I have quiet a few of them hooked in. They look good, not great mind you like some of the higher end TVs but nothing that will make you regret the purchase. Blu-rays are also quiet nice on it.The only real complaint is that the speakers aren't that great. So if you want better sound you should probably get a cheap sound system to correct that. At the 300 dollars I bought it for it's a good TV. Not the best but perfect for what I wanted. You shouldn't pay the full asking price but if it's on sale it's not the worse TV on Amazon.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Solid Bang for Buck 40 inch Internet TV
By George P. Burdell
Before I even get into the pros and cons of this TV, I'd like to note that I didn't get this set on the Lightning sale for $300. I got it when the price dropped down to $369 for 12 hours a couple days after (I still thought it was a great deal). Thus, please keep in mind my review is based on buying this 40 inch TV at a price-point of 450 dollars or less.Pros:- Screen Size: 40 inch screen for the price...enough said- Internet TV: Vudu and Netflix apps (VERY FEW TVs under $500 come with any Internet capabilities. This is arguably the primary reason I purchased this TV.)- Remote: Sturdy buttons- Ease of setup: Contrary to some other reviewers, setup was straight forward and took about 30 minutes.- Number of HDMI ports: 3- Picture quality: Some may say that the display colors are a bit "warmer" than other sets, but I really enjoyed the picture quality after tweaking a few picture settings.Cons:- Display Type: TFT instead of LED (an LED display would have helped bring out some stronger contrasts)- Refresh Rate: 60Hz is fine at the price point, but 120Hz would have been even better- Sound: Sound is a bit tinny and isn't as loud as I'd have liked. It's definitely not terrible, but I would say it's average at best. If this is a big issue for you, consider an external home theater or speaker system to plug into the TV- Shipping Method: Thankfully, my set didn't arrive damaged/defective, but I can imagine the box getting damaged during shipping since Amazon just sticks a shipping label on the TV box (there's no additional padding/boxing).Overall, I would recommend this TV for anyone that gets it for $450 or less, as it really is a bargain for an Internet TV. It's not a high-end TV by any means, but it's definitely a value nonetheless without the big brand premium price. I wouldn't recommend using this set as a PRIMARY TV, but if it's for a bedroom, lounge, etc, then it's a great buy.Tip: During setup, my channel scroll buttons didn't work until I auto-scanned for channels. Just something to note before you start freaking out that the remote isn't working.
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