Curtis 42-Inch 3D 1080P LCD HDTV - Includes 3 x 3D Glasses

Bring that intense 3D movie experience home with this 42" 3D TV. You'll enjoy the same crystal-clear, flicker-free 3D you get in the theater, with similar lightweight glasses that are comfortable and included (3 sets) with the TV, so you can launch your Theater 3D experience right out of the box. 2D content is stunning as well. 1080p Full HD resolution renders every image with amazing clarity and super-sharp viewing for fast-action sports and movies. There are 3 HDMI ports making it easy and acceSSIble to connect the TV to other devices. Enjoy the 3D TV experience at an affordable cost!

Owner Reviews, Ratings, Comments and Criticism
Can't touch 42 inch 1080p 3D at this price! Found it on new years for $450. But with no reviews that were out there on it, it's a risk to buy sight unseen. But not really once you have. I thought some of you might be out there looking for someone who had something, anything to say about this specific product.Curtis is a little known mfr, but their other sets get good reviews where it counts for 3D, in the display. (OBTW, they're NOT the phoenix of Curtis Mathes, an exceptionally high quality mfr that went under in the eighties).You'll want to read DisplayMate's 3D shootout review on Passive 3D superiority to the earlier (and still market dominant) Active 3D. http://www.displaymate.com/3D_TV_ShootOut_1.htmBought a refurbished Samsung BDC5500 3D player on the same order (yes, it is a pattern you're seeing here). Hooked up both & was watching 3D blu-ray in under an hour last nite for only $530 combined.PROs: Price, bright clear display, price, 1080p 3D, price, 42in, price, 3D glasses same as Theaters (wink wink)CONs: So-So audio, Stand can't pivot, cheap Remote (I know cheap), And no good BDC5500 remote code for Curtis TVs, "35" gets ON-OFF control only. Lastly (from my brief experience) the enormous 16" x 23.5" bracket spacing rules out many adjustable wall mounts. I'll have to fab my own.I've obviously only barely tapped into this TV's feature set, but it did just fine scanning my broadcast TV channels (don't need cable just to watch news), and the HDTV stations I flipped thru come in looking just fine. And yes, as you probably guessed I use bottom-feeder $15/mo DSL (at least I'm not dial-up) so I can't tell you how it does on internet streaming.Other disclaimers - Never saw a Curtis TV before unboxing mine, so I can't give you a fully informed account of side-by-side viewing competition on a retailer's sales floor. But I'm a Samsung fanboy when it comes to displays (there, I said it) with 4 of their monitors (up to 27") gracing various computers in my house. And nothing with this Curtis HDTV's screen disappoints.