The Funai WF32L6 Symphonic 32" LCD TV features HDTV compatible technology.
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1. Very happy with this tv. For the money, great value. Great pic, sound, very pleased.
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Stan Miller on 3/9/2007 at 9:48:11 AM
2. 20 days past 90 day store warranty, This TV has a red line down the middle of the screen. Factory Warranty only covers parts no labor to repair. It will cost me $99 to just but this TV on the repairman's bench.
Posted By:
Carol on 3/16/2007 at 4:59:20 PM
3. TV is good. However after the 90 days the TV flickers and theres no sevice centers close to where i live. Thier customer service sucks as i have been dealing with them for over a month trying to get this thing replaced
Posted By:
Cliff Greene on 3/27/2007 at 2:10:33 PM
4. I bought one of these sets on the day after thanksgiving. in april the screen had a green line going down the right side of the screen. i had it for 4 months and the labor warranty was up. the mfg was not willing to wave the labor cost so i actually returned it to wal-mart who happily took it back. all i can say is i will never buy anything from this mfg company again
Posted By:
wayne on 4/10/2007 at 1:21:02 PM
5. This TV is A great buy! Some people have issues with it but that is for all TV's. My first Xbox 360 Screwed up the first time i hooked it up, i had to exchange it. So Just as all electronics' there are a few that have issues. Ive had mine for alittle over a month and it cant tell you how happy iam. If your budget is 600$ You cant beat this deal!. Symphonic may be a slightly unknown brand name but rest assured they have knowledge on how to build a TV. In comparison to other LCD's of the same class such as Vizio, Element, Ilo, Visco,,,, this one is the best bet, because Symphonic is Owned by Funai, who also generates Emerson, sylvania, symphonic itself! The picture is clearly outstanding for the Cost, and i cant imagine a better why to burn 600 than hook this bad boy up in my bedroom! Id' also suggest that you invest into upgrading to High Def Cable. Usually most companies have packages that are around 12- 20 dollars to upgrade for 25 or 30 HD channels.
Posted By:
Aj on 5/2/2007 at 8:09:27 PM
6. I bought this set the day after Thanksgiving and thus far I’ve had no problems with it. I bought it mainly for DVD viewing. Most of the dvds I watched on this set look great. IMO it’s a great value for the money.
Posted By:
scott on 5/13/2007 at 4:13:53 AM
7. This TV is awesome. Great price, and when I was picking out a TV without price in mind, just going on picture, this TV looked the best of all the TV's Wal-Mart had. Cant say enough about it. XBOX 360 looks tight on it.
Posted By:
JC on 5/21/2007 at 1:16:42 PM
8. This is a nice TV . I kind of scares you because it's not a really know brand.
Posted By:
Mu MU on 6/5/2007 at 12:39:30 PM
9. To be honest with you people I don't like any electronics made by Funai. Some of Funai products are symphonic, emerson, Sv2000, Ilo, Durban, Sylvania and some other ones I think or this maybe all. They are crappy products because their electronic products don't last vary long. The cost to repair the unit is more than it cost already. The units may run between 4-8 months and then it will start to break down. I would advise costumers to stay away from any electronic products manufacture by Funai, just make sure when you are going to by a product, such as a DVD player, DVD recorders, VCR, combo units, or TV. Take a look at the box and look for Funai if you see it 'DON"T BUY IT." For all you people who had the WF32L6 LCD screen TV your not alone when coming to a defective TV.
Posted By:
Investigator on 6/14/2007 at 4:32:36 PM
10. No problems after 7 months. Still works like new. Love the TV and would do it again if I had the chance. The digital tuner is superb, and the picture quality is good.
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