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Honored Contributor
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I'm looking for a TV with DVD that is moderately priced, any suggestions?

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Have you looked at Amazon.com or local stores? Not too many TV/DVD combo units are made these days.

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You can find many moderate priced LED TV's online. I would look for a Samsung, or LG. I then would find a Blu-Ray player. You need to make sure the TV has at least 2 HDMI connectors for a cable box, and a Blu-Ray player.

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HSN has two....you didn't mention what size screen you were looking for...so this is what they have....

GPX..32 inch..slim ....$479.95...5 flex pays.....item number 281-084....has many many 5 star reviews....s&h is $19.95...

Polaroid...32 inch slim...$399.95....4 flex pays....item number 324-838...has all 5 star reviews..free shipping.....

Both are TV/DVD.....

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In my experience I would not recommend it. My dvd player broke (I don't know why), send it to fix it, don't know what they did but it never worked again. Since the TV works fine I ended up buying a blue ray player. Just my opinion based on my experience.

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On 1/19/2014 jay633 said:

In my experience I would not recommend it. My dvd player broke (I don't know why), send it to fix it, don't know what they did but it never worked again. Since the TV works fine I ended up buying a blue ray player. Just my opinion based on my experience.

Plus, you get so much more. I got my first blu-ray player recently (Sony) and it has all the apps (Netflix, Amazon video incl/Prime, and a zillion more I don't use) AND built-in wifi. It was $55 well spent. While you're at it, you can play your DVDs with it and get a better picture to boot.

I'd rather do that than get a tv with a built-in dvd player at this point. I do have two TVs with built-in DVD players but they are just little 15" TVs - one for my desk and one in my kitchen. For that purpose they are great. But, for a larger tv, like a bdrm or living room TV, I wouldn't bother. Separate components will give you a lot more.

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My son was manager of an electronics department in college. He got me a Vizio LCD TV.

Vizio is an American owned company out of CA. Their LCD TVs are made by LG (a more expensive brand name!) They make quality affordable TVs.

If you have cable, remember you will need an HD box to get the HD channels! I suggest you just get an HD DVR to go with an HD TV.

Even very good DVD players don't cost a lot anymore!

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Thanks for all the input.

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I also recommend going with separate components. Connecting the two is a breeze these days (one HDMI cable) and gives you a lot more versatility.

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I had a DVD get stuck in ours, PITA. Luckily it was one of mine, not a loaner.

I would get separate (we got the one we did because of the size of the cupboard ), DVD players are inexpensive now and if one goes you wont end up having to replace both.