Overview
This is the one of the largest of the lineup of the Insignia LED HDTV line, which has a total of 55 inch display that has a wide viewing angle and outputs a 1080p of maximum resolution. It has a 20 watts of built-in speakers that sound great for movies or even gaming. The 3 HDMI and USB input gives you the flexibility the way you watch and access your media files with the help of the easy to use Insignia user interface.
Features
1080p Resolution
With a total pixels of 1280 by 1080 pixels in a 55 inch display, this TV is perfect for watching full HD movies and media. More detail and picture quality than the previous insignia 720p HDTV's..20 Watts Speaker Power
It has two 10 watts speakers that is loud enough to fill the entire room with sound. The sound quality is excellent to the size of the HDTV screen.3 HDMI Ports
Connect 3 of your devices like dvd players, gaming consoles or even your computer as this can be a good substitute for a computer monitor. Switch the input on demand when you need to switch between devices that are connected178° Wide Viewing Angle
Whichever you view it as long you are inside that 178° angle, you will not see any color loss or washing out of colors. This ensures all the audience at the couch enjoys same quality of the center person.USB Input
You can connect your storage device and play or view saved and downloaded media directly on the TV.Technical Specifications
Manufacturer |
Insignia |
Model |
NS-55D420NA18 |
Screen Size
|
54.6 Inch (Class 55”) |
Screen Resolution |
1280 x 1080 (1080p)
|
Interface |
Standard Insignia Interface |
Viewing Technologies |
|
Refresh Rate |
60Hz |
Contrast Ratio |
4000:1 |
Connectivity
|
No Connectivity |
Built-in Speaker Output Power
|
20 Watts Total (7.5 watts x 2 speakers) |
Audio Technologies |
DTS Sound |
Inputs and Outputs |
|
Dimension (H x W x D) |
|
Total Weight |
|
Vesa Wall Mount |
200 x 200 mm |
Pros:
- Large screen with excellent picture quality
- Sound quality is good
- Easy to use and setup
Cons:
- The HDTV backlighting is not bright enough
- Known frame skipping issues
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