Atyme 43-inch 4K LED TV

Pros: Picture is very good, no dead pixels, setup was simple. Good looking thin bezel, speakers OK. I'm using as a computer monitor, and it's just perfect (almost too big). Maybe not fast enough for gaming, but that's not what I do.

Cons: You MUST install a firmware update, or detail and fonts will look HORRIBLE! Above, I said the picture is very good, but that's AFTER the firmware update. You need a computer, internet and a thumb drive to do the update, and it's pretty easy.

Overall Review: To update, go to atyme.net and download for your serial number series. Their instructions say to plug the thumb drive into the TV's USB connection and "reboot the TV". That means unplug the power cord, wait 10 seconds, then plug it back in. Turning it off and on won't work. Then, in the menu setup, turn the "Sharpness" all the way down to 0. I would certainly buy again at this price.

Pros: Price Look Compact, light weight 3 HDMI ports, USB and other common ports among TVs

Cons: Slight light breed at edges of screen when there's no signal. But not noticeable when you have images on the screen. Inferred sensing angle is a bit narrow. You have to use your remote within a narrow zone to work.

Overall Review: Don't forget to select graphic mode if you are using it as a monitor. Or your text won't be sharp. I've used it 24/7 (as a monitor with occasional TV watching) for over one month and it works fine. I also use a UPS surge protector (not a cheap one). It may not be as reliable if you don't use a surge protector. This is true with all AC electronics, especially with cheap ones that use less expensive components. The least durable electronics in my house lasted 10 years. Most breakdowns in AC electronics after a period of usage is due to component failure caused by power surges. Do not leave your electronics unused for too long if you live in a high humidity area. Use it everyday makes it last longer (Drives out the damaging moisture).

Pros: I'd purchased two of these... a bit of a risk as I have not purchased from this brand before, but I got good deal and needed another 4k display for my web development work, along with replacing a living room tv that had died. I'd seen a couple notes about the display looking too sharp but thought I'd live with it. Once getting them set up I realized the SHARP control was completely disabled on the HDMI feed from my PC. After contacting support, we emailed a number of times working to isolate what was going on. Their engineers were able to resolve the situation and provide an updated firmware the enabled control of the SHARP setting, which has made a big difference on how text looks. I have been in the audio/visual/tech world for over 30 years and was pleasantly surprised. Atyme (thanks Alan!!) was very helpful in correcting this firmware issue. If anyone else has this problem, you can visit their site at http://www.atyme.net and you'll find the Firmware link under SUPPORT. I would not call this a 'high end' display but I knew that... that should be a given when comparing pricing/features. That said, Atyme worked hard to solve the issue and I've been very happy with the results.

Cons: None...

Overall Review: Other positives are a great viewing angle and it was packed really (really) well. The built in speakers aren't anything special but I don't think people buy tv's because of their amazing sound. Very happy with the purchase.

Pros: - 4K clear picture quality - 4 HDMI ports - Good sound quality (Would still recommend soundbar or other audio equipment) - Included remote can switch between 3 HDMI ports on the fly

Cons: - Packaging came busted with a few holes in the front of the box, but didn't seem to harm the product in any way - 8.5ms response time, just a tad more time than other TV's I've had in the past, but not a big deal whatsoever

Overall Review: I was a bit skeptical ordering a TV from a company that I haven't heard of in the past, but for $185 you really can't get a better offer. If you're afraid of purchasing from a company you're not familiar with, let this review be a means of comfort. I would recommend this TV 100%.

Pros: Set up wasn't too bad besides a problem with the stands that confused me. Screen is decent but also has something that I can't seem to figure out (see cons). Besides that not a bad tv overall. If the problem can be resolved then I will change my rating.

Cons: Well, there was 3 screws included in the box even though four are needed for the stands. One stand didn't seem to line up with the tv holes so I had to cut the small piece in the middle which wasn't too much of a problem. The biggest problem I have with this tv is that I have no idea how to turn down the sharpness while its connected to my 1080. The option is greyed out which just makes everything look terrible. If anyone can help with this I would appreciate it.

Pros: I've only had it a week but so far it works great. No dead pixels., using it as a monitor to view you-tube etc...... 188.00 was a steal

Cons: none yet

Overall Review: I haven't updated the firmware yet. I figure leave well enough alone since everything seems fine right now

Pros: No this isn't my best TV but for bang for the buck it has been Working great on X box and UHD blue ray and DVD movies. I have a Panasonic up scaling player and the picture is very good considering I bought this for 185 on sale. I don't have any screen defects, or hot pixels yet and it has run some every day for over a month now. I did put a line filter on the power as interference seems to bother cheap high deff devices due to more affordable power supplies but overall I'm a happy camper!!

Cons: Yes it's a more affordable brand but, it works well and has a very passable picture quality. Beats spending big $$$ on an extra . TV.

Overall Review: I would purchase again and would recommend it. Even at regular price.

Pros: - Great picture quality - Affordable price - Easy Setup - Simple Menu Interface

Cons: - No HDR

Overall Review: (I purchased this on sale @ $185. Not the the normal $300 listing) I primarily use this for my Xbox One S, I've had no issues with it thus far. I attempted to use it on my PC upscaled to 4K, but as the other reviews said the text is a bit odd looking. This is most likely due to DSR upscaling as well as the many pixels. The menu is rather simple and easy to navigate, it uses the same exact menu style from my old Westinghouse TV from years ago. (If you search "westinghouse tv menu" on google images it'll be the first few results). As another user stated, his options for sharpness and such were greyed out. This is because the Mode (for Picture or Sound) must be set to "User" to edit those. If it is not set to user, it's on a preset which cannot be changed hence why it is greyed out. HDR is a pretty imactful feature involved in 4K TVs, which is why the TV lacking it made me throw it in the cons. It might be worth investing a bit more for this feature. If you don't care much for HDR (or Smart Apps) then this TV is perfect for you :)