Donald Sensing (Fairview, Tenn.): I opted for the internet-connected Vizio only because it was only $20 more than the non-internet model. Obviously, I thought, I can get all the Vizio apps and Netflix, etc, on the tablet, so would not really need the TV's connectivity. While this is true, I still use the Vizio's connection and apps for non-TV viewing. There are also some useful other apps such as the Wall Street Journals's financial app and other news feeds.
J. Swartz (Bay Area, California): Built in wireless access to your router? Kindof has a built in "roku" media box inside of it that handles all the stuff roku does. Picture quality is very good, the remote buttons are small. My only beef is this tv comes with no STAND that holds it up. Its designed with this little plastic piece in the back that keeps it from falling over but because of this the tv is angled slightly up which prevents you from watching it head on. If it had a proper stand like most leds I' give it a 5 star.
Real Dreams (USA): Shipped quicker than stated and arrived in good shape. Was easy to attach stand (I needed it to stand on a shelf instead of a wall mount) TV was easy to setup and I had it hooked to U-Verse via HDMI cable so it could be used within minutes. The TV was easy to get on my home WIFI so the internet features would work. It seems to be as sensitive in receiving WIFI as my I-Phone. The sound is not as good as a large TV but is better than an older VIZIO model M221NV that I have on a kitchen wall.
I have not tried the digital receiver as I did not have an antenna handy in the basement location I placed the TV.
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