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Review by Web Shopper for Samsung LN32B650 32-Inch 1080p 120 Hz LCD HDTV with Red Touch of Color
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Amazon hasn’t updated its page for the LN32B650. Samsung has changed what qualifies for in-home warranty service, and guess what – the 32 inch model no longer qualifies. I called Samsung and they confirmed that if you want warranty service, you have to mail your television to the warranty service provider AT YOUR EXPENSE. Yes, no return shipping label, nothing but a vague statement from customer service that Samsung will reimburse for shipping costs “in certain circumstances.”

Imagine, $150 to send your $900 television to New Jersey for “warranty service.” Now, imagine your blood pressure exceeding normal limits.

Edward C. Gray says:

Review by Edward C. Gray for Samsung LN32B650 32-Inch 1080p 120 Hz LCD HDTV with Red Touch of Color
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I have had the Samsung LCD LN32B650 a few days. I will write more after I have it six months but I have checked everything out and have found absolutely nothing to complain about in regards to the TV. You will note this 2009 model has some significant upgrades from the 2008 model. The picture is awesome!

One thing I did not like was paying over $1100 for a 32 inch LCD but if you check the specifications are top notch so it probably is worth it. Watching the action in the NCAA games the motion shots are perfect. Not related directly to the TV but the manual is an E-Manual and it comes on a USB drive you plug into the TV. I can not load it on my computer very successfully as the software is looking for commands from the TV remote and not the computer so I can not naviagate through the e-manual very well so I can’t print it out. It is personal preference but I don’t care that much for e-manuals when I can’t print them out. I like to be able to read a manual and make notes while I am trying things. I understand why companies do it but I don’t have to like it. The other issue with an E-Manual is you can only see it on the TV and if you are having issues with the TV you may well not be able to look at the manual for help. This is a Samsung issue and has nothing to do with the TV. They do have telephone and e-mail help which I never needed but one does have that option. The Samsung web site has a lot of good FAQ’s. One tricky thing for the wife and I on installation was a cover that came with it that took us a long time to figure out where it goes. The fact is if you use the table stand which we did you don’t use it. It is to cover that hole if you do a wall mount.

There are all kinds of video and audio setting which I have not used as I just could not ask for a nicer picture. We got the TV going with the Quick guide which is not bad. We had some questions about some setting that were answered in the E-manual. I really made no changes to them after reading the manual. We do not have a Blue Ray but it appears there are some setting that would enhance watching a DVD played on a Blue Ray. The remote is very intuitive for the wife and I. The huge number of I/O’s on the TV is awesome. We used one of the HDMI inputs with a 1.3 cable which should give the best quality. We are using a dishnetwork VIP 622 which also lets us use the OTA antenna hooked to the VIP 622 and puts those channels in the program guide. The OTA as well as Satellite HD looks great. Also the SD looks excellent. I have heard a lot about how bad SD looks but so far we have been most please with the SD channels. Some of this may have to do with the 32′ size and might not look as great on a 52″ model.