The Samsung T260HD 26-inch (25.5-inch viewable) HDTV monitor looks more like artwork than a high-performance video display. It features revolutionary Touch of Color, a built-in DTV tuner, so you can watch both TV and HDTV, and 10,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio for sharp images. The integrated 3W speakers deliver TruSurround Sounds to compliment the amazing images. Beautifully designed, the T260HD is unlike any monitor you’ve ever seen.
Average Customer Rating:
4.7 out of 5
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(101 reviews)
5 stars
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4 stars
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3 stars
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99 of 101 (98%) customers would recommend this product to a friend.
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Customer Reviews for 26" T260HD Widescreen LCD Monitor/HDTV
Reviews & Ratings for 26" T260HD Widescreen LCD Monitor/HDTV
Review 101 for 26" T260HD Widescreen LCD Monitor/HDTV
Overall Rating:
45
Performance:
35
Ease of Use:
55
Picture Quality:
55
Excellent but lacking connectivity options
Date: February 5, 2009
Written By:
itmeansshortFrom: Lafayette, CO
Pros: excellent picture, full 1080p, stylish, snap to set up., accurate digital tuner Cons: lacking video inputs, built in speakers are awful
Reviews & Ratings for 26" T260HD Widescreen LCD Monitor/HDTV I purchased this for 2 reasons:
1) To replace aging analog tv in my bedroom. 2) FULL HD Baby1
Picture is outstanding. Tuner is right on.
Two down sides:
1) The lack of inputs, specifically composite and SVGA limited my options for connecting my directTv receiver. This could be overcome by adding an expensive A/V receiver to the mix, but I wasn't looking to spend more on my bedroom system. So I'm stuck with satellite input by coax, that is until I replace my directTV receiver with an HD unit sometime down the road...
2) Poor sound from built in speakers. The built in speakers are tinny and offer very little in the way of audio quality. I went out and bought an inexpensive amplified 2.1 PC speaker system and now the sound is adequate.
Note that I gave 3 stars for performance strictly on the basis of the poor internal speakers.
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