- Full HD Ready 1080p TV with 37-inch screen and Freeview
- Active vision II
- Dynamic contrast up to 50,000:1
- 4 x HDMI™
- Specially-designed LCD panel - reduces energy consumption
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As well as Full HD 1080p resolution, the RV series gets the best from HD content by using 100Hz picture processing which virtually eliminates motion blur often associated with fast moving sports action with its 24 frames-per-second display - so you're watching exactly what the director intended. A special game mode ensures you get high-grade pictures from the latest games consoles.
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168 of 170 people found the following review helpful
The first thing I notice is the improved design. I was slighty put off but the design of the 555xv series, with the speakers looking like a bit of an add on. They've added a fading grey line, which adds a bit of class to the tv. (see badly taken attached photo!)
Very easy to set up, so easy my technologically inept wife could attach the stand and tune in the freeview channels! This model has resolution +, which after seeing what upscaling freeview and dvd boxes do, I was quite sketical about. It "allows your LCD TV to display standard definition images at near high definition" according to the Toshiba website. Well, put it this way, I'm not planning to get sky HD anymore!
The blacks are very good and autoview is a nice addition so that you don't have to change the contrast etc if watching a dark movie late in the evening. The main reason that I went for the 37 not the 32 was Dolby® Digital Plus. I have 7.1 with a specialist decoder to create a home cinema experience. I tested the sound coming directly from the sky box verses from via the tv and was impressed on the extra surround sound generated. Can't wait to watch my new THX versions of Star Wars to hear what it does.
I'm slighty disapointed in the small size of manual, although you can download a in-depth version. Also, that no cables/adapters are included, but that's just the way things go. It's good that you can turn off the glowing "Toshiba" sign on the bottom of the tv, and nice that you have a full-power-down button to save those penny's.
The menu system is straight-forward, hiding the advanced options unless you want to adjust them. I also like the way that when you - for example - adjust the contrast, the main menu screen reduces to the bottom corner, so that you can see how the whole picture changes with each degree of adjustment.
Overall very impressed for the amount of money spent and would recommend to anyone wanting to get a tv in this price range.
Very easy to set up, so easy my technologically inept wife could attach the stand and tune in the freeview channels! This model has resolution +, which after seeing what upscaling freeview and dvd boxes do, I was quite sketical about. It "allows your LCD TV to display standard definition images at near high definition" according to the Toshiba website. Well, put it this way, I'm not planning to get sky HD anymore!
The blacks are very good and autoview is a nice addition so that you don't have to change the contrast etc if watching a dark movie late in the evening. The main reason that I went for the 37 not the 32 was Dolby® Digital Plus. I have 7.1 with a specialist decoder to create a home cinema experience. I tested the sound coming directly from the sky box verses from via the tv and was impressed on the extra surround sound generated. Can't wait to watch my new THX versions of Star Wars to hear what it does.
I'm slighty disapointed in the small size of manual, although you can download a in-depth version. Also, that no cables/adapters are included, but that's just the way things go. It's good that you can turn off the glowing "Toshiba" sign on the bottom of the tv, and nice that you have a full-power-down button to save those penny's.
The menu system is straight-forward, hiding the advanced options unless you want to adjust them. I also like the way that when you - for example - adjust the contrast, the main menu screen reduces to the bottom corner, so that you can see how the whole picture changes with each degree of adjustment.
Overall very impressed for the amount of money spent and would recommend to anyone wanting to get a tv in this price range.
126 of 128 people found the following review helpful
Wow is my first word for this review, I got to say that I was slightly unsure if I had made the right choice on this TV as I have been a Samsung fan for many years (well.. 6yrs to be exact!)
When I got this TV today (thats 1 day after ordering) I was amazed at how light and lovely it looked.
I managed to work out the stand and then got it set-up and tuned in, This took around 10mins total time and was easy.
First thing I noticed was the picture on the Freeview, its alot better than my 32' Samsung HD Ready TV that I have had for just under 2years now. The picture seems crisper and brighter than I have had to deal with before.
Then I clicked the guide button, some of you may not think this is a feature worth writing about but I have to disagree that some inbuilt Freeview guides are rubbish. This TV has a awesome guide that takes up all the screen and shows you on a proper timeline when and what is on.
Once I booted up my PS3 and changed the setting from 1080i to 1080p I was amazed at how crisp the text looked, Then I watched the opening scene from The Dark Knight and was in love with the clear picture.
I have only had the TV a day but already all my fears have been put to one side, its a great TV and for this price I would recommend it!
When I got this TV today (thats 1 day after ordering) I was amazed at how light and lovely it looked.
I managed to work out the stand and then got it set-up and tuned in, This took around 10mins total time and was easy.
First thing I noticed was the picture on the Freeview, its alot better than my 32' Samsung HD Ready TV that I have had for just under 2years now. The picture seems crisper and brighter than I have had to deal with before.
Then I clicked the guide button, some of you may not think this is a feature worth writing about but I have to disagree that some inbuilt Freeview guides are rubbish. This TV has a awesome guide that takes up all the screen and shows you on a proper timeline when and what is on.
Once I booted up my PS3 and changed the setting from 1080i to 1080p I was amazed at how crisp the text looked, Then I watched the opening scene from The Dark Knight and was in love with the clear picture.
I have only had the TV a day but already all my fears have been put to one side, its a great TV and for this price I would recommend it!
30 of 30 people found the following review helpful
Really easy to set up. Picture quality is excellent. Haven't got any HD sources yet, but SD upscaling is really very good. Excellent range of inputs and outputs. Only got four stars as the sound is only average and not surround sound. Would highly recommend.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Worked well for 2 years, now I have problems
I have to say that for 2 years, we were very pleased with this TV. Picture quality is fantastic, along with the sound. Read more
Published 5 months ago by C. Swain
Does the job but not overly impressed
We have this TV in the lounge and it certainly does the job. The picture is fantastic. However, the sound leaves a lot to be desired as the speakers are not good enough and... Read more
Published 8 months ago by Miss Danismell
faulty button
this is the second one of these tvs that we have had, the first on/off switch broke just within the 12 months
return policy, so it was replaced, now the same has happened with... Read more
return policy, so it was replaced, now the same has happened with... Read more
Published 9 months ago by howie
Do not buy this TV!
Do not buy this TV! The on/off switch will eventually stop working and is a common fault recognised by Toshiba. The inconvenience I've had is a nightmare. Read more
Published 9 months ago by CC
disastrous purchase!!
I bought the 37RV635DB through Tesco Direct in February 2011. Almost from the beginning the sound would suddenly knock itself off and would only come back on when you had put the... Read more
Published 11 months ago by gerryspn
Great Picture
+ This TV was a great buy, and the picture quality is amazing especially in HD.
- Sometimes the sound goes all fuzzy and the only way Ive found to clear it, is to swith off... Read more
- Sometimes the sound goes all fuzzy and the only way Ive found to clear it, is to swith off... Read more
Published 14 months ago by pink lady
Toshiba Regza 37RV635D 37-inch Widescreen Full HD
This is a no nonsense TV, easy to install and set up. I read reviews about background noise, poor picture and lights on the front of the TV, I had none of these problems, of course... Read more
Published 15 months ago by Tony H
Good TV for the price.
Bought this TV almost a year ago. Easy to initially set-up. Picture is large and clear. I've noticed some reviewers comment on sound quality - for me the sound is fine at the... Read more
Published 15 months ago by Neil
Good but faulty off off switch!
Had this TV for over a yr now & was very happy with it up until it developed a problem. Refused to buy the warranty & was purchased off Dixons. Read more
Published 17 months ago by A. Brown
Toshiba Regza H.D. Ready TV
This was a panic buy after my old TV blew up after turning it on following a few days away, thank goodness I switched it off on the wall before I went! Read more
Published 19 months ago by Mr. D. Banks
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