Westinghouse - 48" Class (48" Diag.) - LED - 1080p - HDTV

I would buy this brand again this my 2 Westinghouse I have a 32 and 48 I got 1 of best buy brain in a 40 inch but I like this westinghouse tv better but this only what I think I used my 32 westinghouse for a computer screen and it works grate I have had Westinghouse brand now for about around 4 year I like them a lot good buy for the lower end tv but there work and look grate

a good big cheap but not too cheap tv for non smart tv viewers

Love the tv. Only downfall is component plugs are hard to reach

using as monitor on wall to be seen from a distance in drs office, works great, previous one was unclear from an angle.

I love it great quality and great size hd is amazing

Received my TV with the screen smashed, Returned to best buy the same day I received TV, and store manager refused to credit, refund or even look at the TV for me. I had to call Best Buy customer support, to try and get issue resolved and ended up having them pick TV back up by UPS and waiting for refund to my credit card.....So I guess this review is more about how awful customer service was to me. I was even willing to purchase a more expensive TV right there in the store because I am disabled and it is hard for me to get out. I am so disappointed with Best Buy because I have bought several items before with no problem.....they just lost a customer.

I have purchased several Westinghouse LED HDTVs from Best Buy and all have performed very well. This 48" LED TV is the best value I have seen so far. While the sound could be better, the picture is great - vivid colors, excellent video during fast motion sports. I improved the sound by an acceptable quality by attaching a pair of low cost computer speakers to the headphone jack.

This TV is very good - and that's probably the best thing I can say about it. The bezel is thin, the picture quality pretty solid, and the sound pretty good. Mind you, you can find better versions of all of these things in higher-priced, better branded TVs. What you won't find is that $300 (or less depending on sales) price tag. For what you save in cost, you wind up being able to overlook many of this unit's imperfections. The 3 HDMI slots in a terrible location? No bother. No built in QAM tuner (my biggest gripe)? You can deal with it. Not the brightest colors, no matter how many adjustments you make? Whatever. For $300, this is an excellent "starter" big-screen for a home theater or just a great TV to play games on. I'd happily recommend this set to a budget-conscious and/or non-videophile friend.