Haier HLC19R 19-Inch Widescreen LCD HDTV with Built-In DVD Player
- 19-inch flat panel LCD HDTV with 1440×900 resolution and built-in DVD player
- HDMI input; component video input; S-video input; composite input
- PC input; ATSC/NTSC tuner
- Tilt stand adjusts up to 8-degrees
- Full function remote control
The sleek design of the HLC19R 19-inch LCD HDTV by Haier will enhance the appearance of any room. The built-in DVD player offers a cleaner look to your entertainment system and extra convenience by bundling two devices into one. You will enjoy a crisp display with the 1440×900 resolution and the fast 5ms response time which displays full-motion, fast-moving video without any blur. It features a 3D comb filter which cleans up fuzzy images, giving you accurate colors and stable images. It has a component video input and an HDMI input which provides a simple solution for high-quality audio and video input. You can use the 15-inch screen as our computer ¿monitor¿ via the PC input. It has an ATSC/NTSC tuner which allows you to receive free over-the-air HDTV signals. The 8-degree tilt stand allows you to adjust the TV to the perfect viewing angle. Included with the TV is a full function remote control…. More >>
Haier HLC19R 19-Inch Widescreen LCD HDTV with Built-In DVD Player
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5 comments
S. Laronge on October 19, 2009 at 4:04 am
I picked this product because of its good reviews and features. It arrived timely in apparently new condition, although the DVD player did not work properly–after playing any number of new and used DVD brand discs for about 10 minutes it would make a snapping sound and shut the power off. Then if the set was turned back on and disc was restarted it played properly. The amazon vendor Computer Brain promised to mail me a new set as soon as I sent in a tracking number for shipping the item back. 10 days later I had heard and received nothing and when I wrote I was told it was on back order. They estimated a new set would be shipped by 2/18/09 or I could have a refund. I asked for a certain shipping date by 2/20/09 or a refund confirmation. It is now 2/28/09 and again I have gotten no new set shipped and no refund or communication. I cannot recommend purchasing the Haier set or the vendor Computer Brain. If I get a prompt refund or a working set I might say otherwise–I liked the set when it was working. The only problem was the highest volume setting was still quite low to hear.
City Of Rocks on October 19, 2009 at 4:32 am
Pros:
*Good picture quality
*Good sound quality
*Very good value for the money
*Has a DVD player
*Compact, so it fits almost anywhere.
*Lightweight
Cons:
*As with all LCDs, you have to have this TV right in front of you at twelve o’clock and at eye level to see the picture properly. With the older TVs, of course, you could see it from pretty much anywhere in the room. So if you’re replacing one of those with an LCD and your cable wire is in an elevated or off-center position in respect to where you will be sitting to the LCD, and you’re replacing an older TV, this will dampen your viewing experience.
*(minor) Unusual remote. This remote is different from the many universal remotes I’ve used. Things are in unusual places and words you thought of as being the same from other universal remotes have separate keys. If you like intuitive equipment, this is a minor inconvenience.
*(minor) Tech-savvy issue: Don’t shut the TV off before setting up the wizard that appears when you first turn it on unless you know how to find the channel scan functions and what have you manually. (It’s under menu.) The wizard won’t reappear when you turn the TV on again, even if you never set it up.
* Some DVD player quirks. While watching a DVD I tried to turn up the volume but hit the channel button instead. I discovered I had turned off the DVD with that one little faux pas and when I went back to play, the DVD started all over again. Pain in the kiester to have to go to scene selection and try to sort out where we were. If you’re very, very careful about what you press, this might end up being a good thing if you want to switch from DVD to TV without having to hit a function button.
Nutshell: We got a very good value for a lightweight LCD with DVD; we can deal with the quirks.
V. Huart on October 19, 2009 at 5:15 am
Awesome tv/dvd combo. Perfect for the bedroom…sleek and unimposing. Menus are a little tricky to navigate at first, but you only need to get into them for fine tuning of what channels you would like displayed, adjusting the volume for certain channels, etc. Love it!
D. Riggins on October 19, 2009 at 5:52 am
I bought this for my bedroom. It’s nice and compact. The sound is good. You have a few choices on the type of sound you want. The picture is excellent. You can also tip the screen up or down depending on the angle you want.
My only beef is, when you turn it on, it takes about 2 extra seconds to realize its on. the red light turns to green. It makes you think you missed the button. No big deal really.
I love it.
S. Veeman on October 19, 2009 at 8:28 am
I love the convenience of this machine! We have it at my husband’s office for the kids to watch while we work. It’s great! The only thing that I dont like is that the DVD player portion is much touchier than the one we have at home. It will freeze and turn off (I believe this is either because it is overheating, or because the disks have scratches… but they are disks that play fine at home). I would buy this same type of product again, but I would try a different brand next time.