How is the resolution when viewing shadows, deep shadows and black as transmitted on the screen? null

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VIZIO · Accepted Answer

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SteveK · Answer

I guess I'd call them "acceptable." It is a $130 FHD TV. The picture is surprisingly good for a TV at this price point. We use it on the wall in front of our treadmill and, for that purpose, it suffices. But if you're looking for a breathtaking contrast ratio, you're probably going to have to spend more money *and* buy a bigger TV.

I'd note that there are almost no 1080p HDTV's being manufactured anymore in the <32" category. If you want something small like this TV, this will probably be the best you will find. Nearly all the competing sets are 720p. The picture quality is noticeably lower on those sets.

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