I got this TV after reading through lots and lots of reviews. I wanted a larger PC monitor that could also double as an HDTV without being too costly. I got it from another website for under 400 with a 45-day return policy. I almost got the 32" model, but going all-out for the bigger one was better!

I found that not all large HDTVs could clearly display the small text that computers use at 1920x1080 resolution. I have a beautiful 58" Panasonic plasma that accepts PC-input, but reading text on it is horrible! I'm no expert, but I read it has to do with better TVs (like this JVC) having 4:4:4 chroma subsampling.

This JVC is excellent for all general PC work. Windows7 recognized it, and I didn't need to configure a thing. And computer games like Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim are even more incredible at 37 inches. The "ambient... Read more

I found this 37" TV on sale at a large big box retailer for $350. The picture is good, probably about average to a little above for this class. The sound is where this unit stands out. From my (limited) experience shopping and viewing friends' TV's this unit has the best sound quality around. I guess that makes sense given that is where JVC has typically shined.

This is my first flat screen HDTV. The TV shipped in good condition and on time. The setup took about 10-15 min. The picture is really very good and the sound is also very good. This picture is even better than the picture that I have on my 27 inch Samsung HD tube tv that is about 8 years old. I do not like that it takes about 22 seconds for the picture to come in and that the JVC logo flashes first when you turn it on. A friend told me that all flat screens load slowly. I don't know. This is my first one. Once the 22 second load time is over the picture and sound are well worth the wait. It has 2 hdmi connections, PC input, and component connection which is all I need. Good TV for the price.