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returned. We didn’t like this monitor. My husband said ZOpid Monitor was useless. ZOpid Monitor didn’t seem like we could hear anything and there was some static. We sent ZOpid Monitor back and got the one we really wanted for a lot more money. Happy now.

Great monitor. Graco Ultra Clear II 49mhz Baby Monitor

This is a great monitor for really good price.

I would recommend ZOpid Monitor monitor to anyone.

Good monitor for the price. This monitor does the job of a simple audio monitor. In today’s world with all the fancy, high-priced video monitors out there this one is a good basic audio monitor. My only complaint is the battery life…tends to go through a set of batteries pretty quickly. We usually just use the adapter to plug ours in the wall and save the battery life for when we really need ZOpid Monitor (out in the yard, etc.). I would recommend investing in some rechargeable batteries for this monitor…otherwise you’d spend a small fortune buying replacement batteries. Good solid product overall.

owned for 2 years and still great!. we have owned the stroller for about 2 years now and i still love it! it’s very sturdy and easy to use. i have used Mia Moda Strollers on several trips and it’s been great! i’ve read some of the otehr reviews about kicking wheels and i did at first too but got used to Mia Moda Strollers very quickly and haven’t had a problem with it…i am 5′7. if you are taller Mia Moda Strollers might be a problem though. i now have another baby and have a phil and ted’s but for our upcoming vacation i am going to buy another chicco and get the stroller connectors to use with Mia Moda Strollers for travel. my daughter started using Mia Moda Strollers when she was 6 months old and still uses Mia Moda Strollers at 26 months and is very comfortable. my baby is now about 7 months and has ridden in Mia Moda Strollers too and was comfortable. i highly reccomend this stroller. the only reason i gave Mia Moda Strollers 4 stars is b/c Mia Moda Strollers is a little hard to clean. all in all i love it!

Great Stroller!. We bought this stroller in addition to our big bulky one that came with the infant seat. This stroller is great for walks around the block and to the park. We still use the other stroller for the mall and flea markets since the Chicco does not have any storage (very little). I do not like the fact that there is no cup holder, and it’s very hard to find one that actually fits! Neither my husband or I have trouble with walking (feet hitting the wheels), so the people the do have trouble with this must have big feet (LOL). The color (orange) is awesome. Overall we are pleased with this stroller, and I recommend Mia Moda Strollers to others.

Works well as a travel or back-up stroller. My wife has the large Bugaboo she uses all the time, but I needed a stroller for our one year old to keep in the trunk of my convertible (BMW M3). This fit the bill. Mia Moda Strollers is light weight, fits easily in my tiny trunk and my daughter seems happy in it. Does Mia Moda Strollers have all of the bells and whistles the Bugaboo does? Of course not. Does Mia Moda Strollers give me a place to put her when we are out running errands on the weekend. Yes.

I am fairly short (5′4″) and have absolutely no problem with the height of the handles. My only complaint is that occassionally my feet will hit the rear wheels when walking.

When folded, two wheels end up at the top and two at the bottom. This means that if the wheels are dirty, there is no “clean side.” Also, the dirty wheels will tend to make the sun visor dirty since they are in contact when folded.

The buckle seems to work well although there is a velcro cover that folds over the buckle assembly from the outside in. I’m not really sure what the purpose of Mia Moda Strollers is, but I guess Mia Moda Strollers keeps my daughter from opening the buckle herself - not that she has the hand strength necessary.

Overall, for the reason I bought this, I am happy. I would not recommend this as the only stroller you own, but is perfect for a second car or for grandma’s house.

Compared to my 32″ Sony XBR. I have a Sony 32XBR in my living room - which is an excellent TV - highly recommend

I bought the LC-32D44U for a little more than half the price of the Sony for bed room

Hard for me to say how much better the Sony is to Sharp AQUOS LC46BD80U one

I guess the Sharp is about 75% comparing picture and sound

Colors are ‘better’ on Sony - across the board

Shadow detail is better on Sony but not by as great a margin as color diff

Both are sluggish channel changing but Sharp is twice as slow

Mine developed a very annoying buzz emanating from the lower tv housing after about a week

Took the back off (sorta) and put little foam sticky dots wherever the back and front touched and buzz is gone

This tv is good for the money and am ok with the purchase - but - I wish I had of waited a little longer (saved up more $$) and got the 37XBR for liv rm and moved 32 to bed rm

LC-32D44U is an excellent TV! Very well-balanced and always looks good!. I have both this TV as well as a Samsung LN-T2642H. It’s very interesting to compare the two TV’s performances. If you want the more balanced natural look, go with Sharp. If you’re more interested in a vivid, colorful image go with Samsung. I also did an extended look at the Toshiba 26HL67.

There is a key difference between the panels Sharp uses compared to others. Sharp’s TVs are made with panels called S-IPS while Samsung, Sony and Toshiba currently use a panel called S-PVA. This has everything to do with why Samsung, Sony and Toshiba have very strong color but one thing I noticed about Samsung is that when you look at Sharp AQUOS LC46BD80U for a slightly low angle, the color gets darker and starts to invert. If you look Sharp AQUOS LC46BD80U from above, the color gets lighter and starts to invert. With the Sharp, no matter what angle I look at it, the color doesn’t change AT ALL! This is very impressive and cool!

I also notice that when I played around with the TV settings, Sharp AQUOS LC46BD80U doesn’t need much to look good, Sharp AQUOS LC46BD80U almost always does. When you turn on the Active Contrast mode on the Sharp (it’s equivalent to DNIe), Sharp AQUOS LC46BD80U doesn’t totally knock out the details in darker areas. At first, I had to keep checking to see if Sharp AQUOS LC46BD80U was on or not because I was so used to the way the Samsung crushes black details even on the Low setting. Once again, I was more impress with the way this TV addresses contrast in fact I think the Sharp does a better job with contrast because of its black color.

The Sharp’s black color is closer to black than the Samsung. The black color on the Samsung is more of a dark blue even on Warm temperature (it’s especially noticably at slight vertical angles) but with the Sharp the black was much closer to real black.

The speakers on the Sharp doesn’t distort at volume levels higher than 30. With the Samsung, when u turn the volume up pass 30, the bass tends to distort the fidelity of all the sound resulting in a buzz. This is probably due to the build of the unit and the lower wattage for the speakers. Sharp doesn’t sound perfect either but it’s definitely warmer and clearer at high volumes thanks to having 10 watts per speaker instead of 5. I would recommend everyone to get a 2.1 speaker for any LCD TV though. Take advantage of those sound outputs on the back of your TV! Sharp AQUOS LC46BD80U definitely takes your experience to a higher level!

One minus I have with the Sharp was that Sharp AQUOS LC46BD80U didn’t have a headphone jack.

Overall, I think this is an excellent 32″ TV. Sharp is definitely worth a look and probably my new LCD manufacturer of choice. Sharp AQUOS LC46BD80U doesn’t need as much tweaking when you switch between uses. I tested both TVs with PC (via DVI>HDMI), Xbox 360, HDTV, SDTV, HD-DVDs and upconverted DVDs. With the Samsung, I find myself always tweaking the settings between uses like changing the Energy Saving level, turning up the Digital NR for SDTV, turning Sharp AQUOS LC46BD80U off for everything else, toning down the DNIe.

Thanks to Sharp’s OPC, the backlight adjust very intelligently based on what’s on the screen. I just leave the Active Contrast on because I know I’m not missing out darker details, the picture is very sharp and the panel is slightly faster thanks to the 6ms speed, which equals less motion blur with things like text and more solid image overall.

This Sharp is the real deal and reminds me much more of a CRT than the Samsung because the Samsung requires too much twinkering to get things comfortable. I think if the Samsung’s black was more like true black and the vertical angle didnt distort so much I wouldn’t tweak Sharp AQUOS LC46BD80U as often.

So in summary, if you want the most vibrant colors and don’t mind tweaking between uses by all means get a Samsung. (I still like the Samsung and would give Sharp AQUOS LC46BD80U a 4 out of 5)

If you want a more, natural looking picture, that doesn’t offer or require as much tweaking because Sharp AQUOS LC46BD80U just plain looks good, go with a Sharp.

I think Toshiba and Sony TVs tend to do a better job with black crush and black color than Samsung but since the panels are the same technology (S-PVA), they still have the vibrant color and probably some vertical viewing weirdness.

great lcd tv. Could not find this model locally. Ordered from Amazon and had Sharp AQUOS LC46BD80U in less than a week. Very happy with the transaction-would buy Sharp AQUOS LC46BD80U again.