Our Favorite Brand Name TV Deals

If you're not completely sure you want to plunk down your hard-earned cash on a TV made by a company you haven't heard of, here are our current favorite brand-name TVs in large, larger and just plain big.

Toshiba 42ZV650U - 42-inch LCD

The Toshiba 42ZV650 is an LCD, high-definition television capable of displaying full, 1080p resolution. The 42ZV650 utilizes "Clearscan 240," a system that combines the extra-smooth power of a 120Hz refresh rate with advanced backlighting to ensure that fast-motion video is rendered clearly and without difficulty.  read more

User Rating:
  • 4.53 out of 5

Panasonic TC-P42G10 - 42-inch Plasma

The Panasonic TC-P42G10 is a great plasma television from the brand known for their excellent plasmas. Though LCD has been gaining momentum, they still can't match the cinematic quality and budget-friendly prices of plasma televisions.  read more

User Rating:
  • 4.5 out of 5

Sony KDL-52W5100 - 52-inch LCD

The Sony KDL-52W5100 is a "connected" TV meaning it can reach into your home computer network and out onto the Internet to grab content and display it on the TV. The BRAVIA Internet Video function allows viewers to stream YouTube videos, movies, and more over an Internet connection, while the DLNA functionality provides access to media stored on your home computer.  read more

User Rating:
  • 4 out of 5

Sharp LC-46D65U - 46-inch LCD

The Sharp AQUOS 46" LCD television is a mainstream high-definition television that eschews the unnecessary high-end specs for excellent picture quality at a decent price. It's a 1080p set and performs very well with Blu-Ray content and next-generation video games.  read more

User Rating:
  • 3.81 out of 5

Philips 32PFL6704D - 32-inch LCD

Though often overlooked, Philips is a quality brand capable of making alluring, satisfying high-definition televisions. The Philips 32PFL6704D is an excellent, well-designed LCD television with full 1080p resolution at an insanely low price.  read more

User Rating:
  • 3.8 out of 5

Sony KDL-37M4000 - 37-inch LCD

This 37-inch LCD television from Sony is a nice, stripped-down model for budget-minded consumers. The 720p resolution is more than enough for a great high-quality experience at this size range, and the two HDMI inputs allow for best-quality connections to HD accessories like camcorders or Blu-ray Disc players.  read more

User Rating:
  • 2.85 out of 5

Samsung 72-Inch - 72-inch DLP

Samsung is fast becoming known for their attractive HDTV designs and innovative technology. The Samsung HL72A650 is a DLP high-definition television that offers an impressive 72-inch display for just over $2,000.  read more

User Rating:
  • 3.72 out of 5

TVs We Considered But Didn't Pick

Panasonic TC-P54G10

Grade: A+
What Does This Grade Mean: A+
A is for excellent above-average televisions, typically a newer set that has lots of great buying opportunities and high ratings from users. All of our "top picks" should be considered A+ televisions.
B is given to strong TVs that have some standout features, worthy of a second look.
C means that these TVs are weaker, probably with mediocre owner reviews, and are getting a little too old to be considered.
D & F indicates that this TV is most likely older or out-of-date, and most likely has very few buying opportunities. We suggest you avoid purchasing these sets.
from $1,529.95

Toshiba 47ZV650U

Grade: A+
What Does This Grade Mean: A+
A is for excellent above-average televisions, typically a newer set that has lots of great buying opportunities and high ratings from users. All of our "top picks" should be considered A+ televisions.
B is given to strong TVs that have some standout features, worthy of a second look.
C means that these TVs are weaker, probably with mediocre owner reviews, and are getting a little too old to be considered.
D & F indicates that this TV is most likely older or out-of-date, and most likely has very few buying opportunities. We suggest you avoid purchasing these sets.
from $1,159.00

Panasonic TC-P50G10

Grade: A
What Does This Grade Mean: A
A is for excellent above-average televisions, typically a newer set that has lots of great buying opportunities and high ratings from users. All of our "top picks" should be considered A+ televisions.
B is given to strong TVs that have some standout features, worthy of a second look.
C means that these TVs are weaker, probably with mediocre owner reviews, and are getting a little too old to be considered.
D & F indicates that this TV is most likely older or out-of-date, and most likely has very few buying opportunities. We suggest you avoid purchasing these sets.
from $1,199.88

Panasonic TC-P46G10

Grade: A
What Does This Grade Mean: A
A is for excellent above-average televisions, typically a newer set that has lots of great buying opportunities and high ratings from users. All of our "top picks" should be considered A+ televisions.
B is given to strong TVs that have some standout features, worthy of a second look.
C means that these TVs are weaker, probably with mediocre owner reviews, and are getting a little too old to be considered.
D & F indicates that this TV is most likely older or out-of-date, and most likely has very few buying opportunities. We suggest you avoid purchasing these sets.
from $1,019.88

Toshiba 52ZV650U

Grade: B+
What Does This Grade Mean: B+
A is for excellent above-average televisions, typically a newer set that has lots of great buying opportunities and high ratings from users. All of our "top picks" should be considered A+ televisions.
B is given to strong TVs that have some standout features, worthy of a second look.
C means that these TVs are weaker, probably with mediocre owner reviews, and are getting a little too old to be considered.
D & F indicates that this TV is most likely older or out-of-date, and most likely has very few buying opportunities. We suggest you avoid purchasing these sets.
from $1,581.36

Philips 47PFL6704D

Grade: B-
What Does This Grade Mean: B-
A is for excellent above-average televisions, typically a newer set that has lots of great buying opportunities and high ratings from users. All of our "top picks" should be considered A+ televisions.
B is given to strong TVs that have some standout features, worthy of a second look.
C means that these TVs are weaker, probably with mediocre owner reviews, and are getting a little too old to be considered.
D & F indicates that this TV is most likely older or out-of-date, and most likely has very few buying opportunities. We suggest you avoid purchasing these sets.
from $1,111.00

Philips 42PFL6704D

Grade: B-
What Does This Grade Mean: B-
A is for excellent above-average televisions, typically a newer set that has lots of great buying opportunities and high ratings from users. All of our "top picks" should be considered A+ televisions.
B is given to strong TVs that have some standout features, worthy of a second look.
C means that these TVs are weaker, probably with mediocre owner reviews, and are getting a little too old to be considered.
D & F indicates that this TV is most likely older or out-of-date, and most likely has very few buying opportunities. We suggest you avoid purchasing these sets.
from $884.40

40-inch LCD

Samsung LN-40A550

Grade: C+
What Does This Grade Mean: C+
A is for excellent above-average televisions, typically a newer set that has lots of great buying opportunities and high ratings from users. All of our "top picks" should be considered A+ televisions.
B is given to strong TVs that have some standout features, worthy of a second look.
C means that these TVs are weaker, probably with mediocre owner reviews, and are getting a little too old to be considered.
D & F indicates that this TV is most likely older or out-of-date, and most likely has very few buying opportunities. We suggest you avoid purchasing these sets.
from $699.95

40-inch LCD

Samsung LN-40A650

Grade: C-
What Does This Grade Mean: C-
A is for excellent above-average televisions, typically a newer set that has lots of great buying opportunities and high ratings from users. All of our "top picks" should be considered A+ televisions.
B is given to strong TVs that have some standout features, worthy of a second look.
C means that these TVs are weaker, probably with mediocre owner reviews, and are getting a little too old to be considered.
D & F indicates that this TV is most likely older or out-of-date, and most likely has very few buying opportunities. We suggest you avoid purchasing these sets.
from $1,029.88

Sharp LC-26SB24U

Grade: D
What Does This Grade Mean: D
A is for excellent above-average televisions, typically a newer set that has lots of great buying opportunities and high ratings from users. All of our "top picks" should be considered A+ televisions.
B is given to strong TVs that have some standout features, worthy of a second look.
C means that these TVs are weaker, probably with mediocre owner reviews, and are getting a little too old to be considered.
D & F indicates that this TV is most likely older or out-of-date, and most likely has very few buying opportunities. We suggest you avoid purchasing these sets.
from $951.99
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