Any experiences with Best Buy Dynex HDTV's?

On Oct 19, 7:25*pm, G-squared wrote:

I was playing with the Dynex last night (it's primarily used with
an
XBOX) and found some operational quirks that are mildly annoying.
When
selecting a channel by typing in the number it defaults to NTSC
even
if the channel exists as QAM found during a channel scan. Also the
std
def up-rez leaves a lot to be desired. The 55" LG is much better on
both scores. On HD programming the Dynex and LG look very
respectable.

G²

I looked at the Dynex some more. I don't recommend it. Scene dissolves
get very 'busy' and don't look good. But if you're on a tight budget
it might be OK.

G²

We have a Dynex in the bedroom, purchased from Future Shop. No issues, good quality picture but if you get close to it you can see the pixellation on the screen (eg. when movement occurs in the picture, it leaves a little trail of pixels). From a distance it looks fine...

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Michael Lalonde - Sudbury, ON

wrote:
We have a Dynex in the bedroom, purchased from Future Shop. No issues, good quality picture but if you get close to it you can see the pixellation on the screen (eg. when movement occurs in the picture, it leaves a little trail of pixels). From a distance it looks fine...

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Michael Lalonde - Sudbury, ON


Chances are very good that it's the source material that is pixellated.

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Les Cargill

"Les Cargill" wrote in message
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wrote:
We have a Dynex in the bedroom, purchased from Future Shop. No issues,
good quality picture but if you get close to it you can see the
pixellation on the screen (eg. when movement occurs in the picture, it
leaves a little trail of pixels). From a distance it looks fine...

Jumlers.com food catering
Michael Lalonde - Sudbury, ON


Chances are very good that it's the source material that is pixellated.

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Les Cargill

My Dynex from Best Buy has been fine. I've had it about a year. When it
first came out of the box the picture needed adjustment. -no big deal

Previously had a Vizio, which failed after two years and 7 months. Visio
provided no support.