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Proscan 37LC45Q 37-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV, Black |  | Brand: Proscan
Category: CE
This item is no longer available
Rating:  78 reviews
Sales Rank: 124245
Color: black
Media: Electronics
Display Size: 37
Size: 37 Inch
Shipping Weight (lbs): 43.5
Dimensions (in): 36.1 x 4.4 x 23.8
MPN: 37LC45Q
Model: 37LC45Q
UPC: 883393002222
EAN: 0883393002222
ASIN: B002YT8CL4
Release Date: November 26, 2009
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| Features:
| • | Tuner Mode : ATSC | | • | 2 HDMI andf 1080P | | • | Resolution: 1920 x1080 - Contrast: 2500:1 - Brightness: 500cd/m | | • | Response Time : 6.5ms - Digital 3D Comb Filter | | • | Noise Reduction, Component, VGA, S-Video, AV input |
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Product Description
37 Inch LCD Full HDTV, Tuner Mode : ATSC, 2 HDMI & 1080P, Resolution: 1920 x 1080, Contrast: 2500:1, Brightness: 500cd/㎡, Response Time : 6.5ms, Digital 3D Comb Filter, Noise Reduction, Component, VGA, S-Video, AV input
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 78
 Watch Out! August 27, 2010
MarciaBrady
Remote control did not work when TV arrived but we tried to make do with the U-verse remote. Volume controls stopped working after about 4 weeks. TV completely quit working after 6 weeks when it oversurged and caused minor electrical damage before problem was discoverd. Proscan has sent packing materials for us to return it for "repairs" and I gotta give Customer Service 2 thumbs up - very professional and helpful. We'll see what happens when the TV is repaired returned to us.
 Excellent Buy! August 23, 2010
Mackenzie Speare
I was wary of buying this television because I'd never heard of Proscan before but the amazing price and great customer feedback won out. Lucky for me it worked out for the best. The television took a really long time to arrive (nearly 3 weeks) but when it did I was 100 percent satisfied. It was easy to set up, easy to navigate through the menu, has great picture quality especially for the price (not as great as a Sony but close), and there have been no technical difficulties. I'm happy. The only recommendation I can make is that if you are going to set it up to a receiver, it is best if it is an HD receiver. You can still use the receiver if it's not HD but you will only be able to run the sound through he receiver and you'll have to run the video through your cable box. It's not a big deal it just means multiple remotes or a little extra work when using a universal remote. Of course none of this is my televisions fault, just my outdated home theater system. I definitely recommend the purchase.
 Great TV for the money August 22, 2010
HoppyLinda
I've been using this TV in my bedroom for a couple months and the only thing I can find wrong is the sound could be a little better. Hooking up a couple speakers would solve this. It's a great TV and certainly worth the money. I'm glad I got it.
 First one wouldn't recognize the remote, Second works great August 5, 2010
K. Vesper (Minneapolis, MN)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I just bought this 399 from a major retailer beginning with W and ending in mart. My first one, like other reviewers, wouldn't recognize the remote. It was manufactured in Sept. 2009. I exchanged it, got one manufactured in Oct. 2009 and it works just fine. Can't beat it for the money, but I certainly understand the frustration of others who have had the remote issue. All I can say is try another.
Very good value for the 1080p dollar August 4, 2010
C. Yee (California)
This is my first medium-plus-sized flat-screen TV purchase (unlike my early-adopter friends, who rushed to spend $4+ figures on the first-generation 720p plasma flat-screens a few years ago, I was content to wait patiently until 1080p became available in the mid-3 figure price range, which is now), and overall I have to say I'm pretty satisfied.
As a first-time LCD-TV buyer, I can say little about how the picture quality stacks up against other new LCDs (but friends who know better than I tell me it's "decent", if not spectacular); but it is, of course, a big jump up from the CRT I had been watching prior (and for which I paid about the same amount, 15 years ago!).
So far, after a couple months of use, I can say:
PROs: excellent value for money, decent build quality (no "dead" pixels I can see, which I was worried there might be), a great step up from a CRT TV (if you're one of the few people left doing that), pretty good ATSC reception (pulls in some pretty weak TV channels my ATSC converter box generally didn't), good connectivity options (very happy with the 3xHDMI and 2xComponent inputs, but the single Composite video input necessitated a composite input switchbox, which was cheap to add).
CONs: No-frills exterior (any finish you like, so long as it's gloss-black plastic), power-on takes a couple of seconds (or maybe, all flat-sceen TVs do?) during which TV briefly makes some odd popping and clicking noises (not loudly, but in a quiet room you do notice), channel memory occasionally "forgets" settings (so that channels you wanted skipped, unskip themselves from time to time), IR remote sensor tucked into lower RH corner (so if TV is set in a cabinet, remote is blocked from the entire RH side of the room - unlike TVs with center-placed IR sensors, which can pick up remote commands so long as you can still see the screen), remote codes not well covered by aftermarket remotes (you're fine if you use a "learning" aftermarket remote control, but it would have been nice if this brand was popular enough for aftermarket remotes to have its control codes as presets).
Overall, if this is not a great TV, it's not a bad one at all; and for someone (like myself) finally upgrading from that old CRT, you really can't beat it's value-for-dollar price at this point (so far as I can tell). So far, I'm a pretty satisfied customer; and odds are if buyers don't expect too much from this TV, I would think most people would be as well.
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