Outdoor Tv
I bought this tv to put on my back porch. I was really just trying to buy a cheap tv in case something happened to it i.e. weather. When purchasing I was in no way interested in picture quality. This tv has been a pleasant surprise. This is a good tv that I consider a great tv when price is taken into consideration.

Nice picture, poor reception
I used this TV to replace a 26-inch RCA LCD HDTV. The picture is better, clearer, richer colors, etc. But the TV reception is weak.

I'm using a roof-top TV antenna (sick of paying for cable). The RCA pulled in about 15 stations. My Philips downstairs pulls in 21. The Viore, using the same antenna, only pulls in 5 stations.

It's OK, since I mainly use it to watch movies from DVD, but I wouldn't recommend this unit if one was planning on using it with an antenna for watching broadcast TV.

It's ok.
A great HDTV for gaming,computer monitor,and Movies.


NOTE/WARNING:NOT A GOOD HDTV FOR REGULAR USE.SOME CHANNELS WILL BE CUT.YOU WILL KNOW WHAT I MEAN ONCE YOU BUY THIS TV.I USE IT MOST OF THE TIME FOR GAMING AND IT IS GREAT. OVERALL, IT IS WORTH IT FOR ITS PRICE.ALTHOUGH I DON'T SUGGEST IT AS A LIVING ROOM TV.IT'S MORE OF A TV FOR A DORMROOM/BEDROOM.

You get what you pay for...
Ok, so you see a 26 inch 1080p television with two hdmi slots for 250 dollars and see several 24 inch tvs slightly more expensive and most are only 720p. You also see 32 inch 720p tvs for 350 and up. So you say what have I got to lose? You read as many reviews as you can, some bad, some good and you feel doubts when reading some of the complaints but then after days and/or weeks of mind wrenching searching you always had this 26 inch cheap tv in your mind. You've never heard of the brand. You've read bad things about it; it has an ugly red stripe, cable companies remotes dont work with it, it's not true 16:9 format. Yea you read all this and say those aren't big enough issues to stop me from paying 250 dollars for a flat screen 1080p 2 hdmi slot 26 inch tv. So you dive in. Excitement fills your body. You get overjoyed knowing that your tv is purchased and on the way. You stalk the tracking system from the time you buy it until it arrives. When you finally get it you can hardly contain yourself. You say in your mind, "that red stripe isn't so bad." "Who cares that the screen isnt exactly 16:9?" "I only have to use the viore remote for volume and power? Piece of cake." So your satisfied... Weeks later that tv you did so much research on all of a sudden starts to act oddly. It seems as if it wants to give up but then revives itself. You try to think positive like, "That might've been a loose cord." But its not, that 250 dollars you spent thinking you were finding the ultimate deal for a 26 inch 1080p 2 hdmi port tv just went in the garbage. Now you realize the tv is flawed after only 3 weeks. You have to waste your gas to take it back and let it sit in a shop and go back to your old television (if you kept it, I am too careful and cautious not to keep it) hopefully you had a hd tv at least (i dont) or else its back to sd which now sucks turds to look at. They tell you it could take weeks to get it back... Wow. So if you want to spend 250 dollars on a tv with an unsightly red stripe on the bottom, incorrect screen size, incompatible with cable remotes and has even the slightest chance of dying within the first three weeks, go right ahead. Or you can keep watching your old tv and save up some more money and buy a tv that you have no doubts about after days of reviewing. That is all. 2/5 because the price didnt hurt me as much.

Excellent purchase...value and quality top notch
Quality and value of the Viore TV are excellent and dealing with Amazon is efficient...plus the shipping was free. I'm extremely satisfied with this purchase.