BenQ VA371 Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : Dave Jansen (goodgearguide.com.au)

Benq VA371

It used to be that for under the $2500 the chances of picking up a 37in LCD television, let alone a good quality one, were slim. As the price of LCD t...

Price, HD performance, Connection options

Some over-sharpening, Red over-saturation, limited calibration options

The BenQ VA371 excels in high definition but will also handle watching DVDs without any major problems.

Oct, 2006

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Expert review by : Siddharth Zarabi (tech.firstpost.com)

BenQ VA371 LCD TV

A goodish TV with some spectacular aspects, though not without its share of minor blemishes.

Oct, 2007

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Expert review by : Philip Wong (cnet.com.au)

BenQ VA371

The BenQ VA371 serves well as a CRT TV replacement, though its DVD playback could have been better.

Affordable ; Good broadcast and PC picture quality ; Above-average styling ; Three component-video inputs

Strong red push ; No easy-access A/V inputs ; Fixed pedestal stand

Priced at AU$2,699, the latest BenQ VA371 represents good value with its combination of above-average picture quality and affordability. If you are shopping for a CRT TV replacement and have a shoestring budget to work with, this living room-friendly...

Sep, 2006

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Expert review by : Dave Jansen (goodgearguide_com_au)

BenQ Australia VA371

Price, HD performance, Connection options

Some over-sharpening, Red over-saturation, limited calibration options

The BenQ VA371 excels in high definition but will also handle watching DVDs without any major problems.

Oct, 2006

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Consumer review (productreview.com.au)

OK

THE GOOD: Affordable. Good broadcast and PC picture quality. Above-average styling. Three component-video inputs. THE BAD: Strong red push. No easy-access A/V inputs. Fixed pedestal stand. OVERALL: The BenQ serves well as a CRT TV replacement, though...

Nov, 2006

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