VIZIO 32” Class LED TV
(31.50" Diag.)
MODEL NUMBER: E320-A1 Model Features:
- LED delivers richer colors and more vivid details
- Slim frame design for a more immersive picture with a less frame around the TV
- Up to 50% more energy efficient than conventional LCD TVs*
- 720p HD resolution for high definition clarity
- Fit a bigger size TV in the same space thanks to new slim frame design
- 200,000 to 1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio for deeper blacks
Product Overview
The New VIZIO E-Series LED HDTV.
Now with a Slim Frame Design
Introducing the new E-series slim frame design. The VIZIO 32” Class LED HDTV is shattering the mold in a way only VIZIO can, with high-quality design and picture at the best value.
A stunningly slim frame lets viewers enjoy TV with less frame around the picture for a truly immersive experience. The sleek picture frame design makes this HDTV a beauty to behold on any wall or table stand.
LED Brilliance
Step up to richer colors and more vivid details.
This LED HDTV is up to 50% more energy efficient than conventional LCD HDTVs* to save you even more money.
Same Space. More Picture.
The new slim frame design lets you maximize your entertainment space by allowing you to fit a bigger screen size TV in the same space.
Images shown are for comparative and illustrative purposes only. Actual measurements may vary based on models.
Vibrant Contrast
Deeper blacks. Brighter whites. Beautiful picture.
Optimal Connectivity
Multiple HDMI ports provide the ideal connection to a cable or satellite box, laptop or game console while USB connectivity makes it easy to share photos and video or listen to music with family and friends.
Innovative Technology
VIZIO HDTVs come equipped with state-of-the-art image quality features that deliver superior picture for an unrivaled entertainment experience.
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SRS StudioSound HD™ |
Ambient Lighting |
* When compared to same size 2012 LCD HDTVs lighted with CCFL technology.
J.D. Power and Associates 2012 High Definition Television (HDTV) Satisfaction Report℠. Report based on responses from 1,009 consumers measuring 8 brands and measures opinions of consumers who purchased an HDTV in the last 12 months. Proprietary study results are based on experiences and perceptions of consumers surveyed August 2012. Your experiences may vary. Visit www.jdpower.com.
Tech Specs
| Video | |
| Screen Size: | 32” Class |
| Diagonal Viewable: | 31.50” |
| Backlight Type: | LED |
| 3D: | N/A |
| Resolution: | 1366 x 768 (720p) |
| Colors: | 16.7 Million (8 bit) |
| Dynamic Contrast Ratio: | 200,000:1 |
| Refresh Rate: | 60Hz |
| Response Time: | 8.5ms |
| Viewable Angle (H/V): | 176˙/176˙ |
| OSD Language: | English, Spanish, French |
| Audio | |
| SRS StudioSound™: | Yes |
| SRS TruSurround HD™: | Yes |
| SRS TruVolume™: | Yes |
| Speakers/Power Output: | 2 x 5W |
| Connections - Inputs | |
| HDMI: | 2 (side) |
| Component: | 1 (down) |
| Composite: | 1 (shared with component) |
| PC: | No |
| RF Connector for Internal Tuner: | 1 (down) |
| Ethernet: | No |
| USB 2.0: | 1 (side) |
| Connections - Outputs | |
| Digital Audio Out (SPDIF): | 1 (side) |
| Analog Audio Out: | 1 (RCA) (down) |
| Multimedia Support | |
| Music: | No |
| Photo: | Yes |
| Video: | No |
| DLNA: | No |
| Additional Features | |
| VIA (VIZIO Internet Apps): | No |
| 3D File Formats Supported: | N/A |
| Smart Dimming: | No |
| Smooth Motion: | No |
| Ambient Light Sensor: | Yes |
| WiFi: | No |
| Bluetooth: | No |
| HDMI CEC: | Yes |
| HDMI ARC: | Yes |
| PIP (Picture in Picture): | No |
| Mercury Free: | Yes |
| Remote Control: | Yes |
| 3D Glasses: | N/A |
| Certifications: | UL, CUL, FCC Class B, Canada (BETS-7), HDMI 1.4b incl., CEC/ARC, Vizio AQ, Vizio PQ, Dolby Digital Plus |
| Compliance: | ENERGY STAR® 5.3, ATSC Spec A-65, EIA/CEA-766-A |
| Weight | |
| Gross: | 19.91 lbs |
| Net With Stand: | 16.09 lbs |
| Without Stand: | 15.10 lbs |
| Dimensions | |
| With Stand: | 28.88”W x 19.33”H x 7.85”D |
| Without Stand: | 28.88”W x 17.43”H x 2.95”D |
| Packaging Dimensions: | 31.57”W x 21.30”H x 5.94”D |
| Wall Mount Specifications | |
| Hole Pattern: | 100mm x 100mm |
| Screw Size: | M4 |
| Screw Length: | 10mm |
| Screw Pitch: | 0.7mm |
| Power Ratings | |
| Power Consumption: | 36W |
| Standby Power Consumption: | <1W |
| Energy Compliance: | ENERGY STAR® 5.3 |
| VIZIO Warranty | One Year Parts & Labor; Free Lifetime Technical Support | |
VIZIO, Inc. has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information provided herein. All product specifications, functionality, features, configurations, performance, design and other product information described herein are subject to change without notice. VIZIO, Inc. disclaims liability for typographical, technical, or descriptive errors.
Customer Reviews
- Great TV at a Great Price! Review by victorpf
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I replaced my old Polaroid with this new LED set. The picture is great an it is simple to set up. Enough inputs and outputs for most people. This set is about half the weight of my old set and uses about half the energy. The remote is very simplified [a plus] and the menu is easy to navigate.
(Posted on 3/3/13)
- Pretty Good, some limitations, will keep Review by Sargamites
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Bought this at Costco because the picture seemed better than other similarly-priced (low-cost) 32-inch sets.
Pros: (1) picture is good; (2) the sound quality produced by the internal speakers is surprisingly good and is loud enough to be easily heard in a good size room without connecting a separate sound system.
Cons: (1) no PC (VGA) input; (2) the composite video input is shared with the component input, so you may only connect one or the other, not both (I had an old VCR with only composite, and a DVD player with only component, so I could not connect both of them, but I suspect there are relatively few of you who are still trying to use old equipment like me!); (3) no printed usuer manual included.
I encountered one frustrating set-up problem because there was no manual (but solved it thanks to someone who posted the solution on the web): When I connected my DVD player using the component inputs, the picture appeared onl in black and white! After an hour of checking settings, reconnecting, and trying my DVD player on another TV (on which it worked perfectly, in color), I thought the Vizio was defective. Turns out you must select which type of signal is connected to the shared input in the "Input" menu, but the labeling of the items in the menu is misleading. You must select "AV" if you are using a composite input, and "Component" if you are using component connections. Unlike many other TVs with shared inputs, this one does not automatically detect what's connected to the shared input.
The design focus for this model seems to maximize video and audio performance at a relatively low price point by minimizing connectivity and other "bells and whistles" such as VGA and separate composite and component inputs.
Overall, I decided to keep it, because to get the additional inputs I wanted would cost another $100 for a set with similar picture quality.(Posted on 1/6/13)
