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Our take on the Haier HL37BG 37" Lcd Tv/ Atsc Tuner

The Haier HL37BG is a 37-inch LCD television with a built-in ATSC tuner, so it pulls in free over-the-air HD broadcasts with no set-top box. It is a plain 720p-class flat panel aimed at a second room, a bedroom or a budget first TV. Against newer LCDs it lacks internet apps, streaming and 1080p resolution, and it is heavier and thicker than today's LED sets. It suits someone who mainly watches antenna or cable TV and does not need smart features.

Best forBedroom or second-room TVOver-the-air antenna viewersCable or satellite box usersBudget buyers who skip streaming apps

Pros

Built-in ATSC tuner for free HD broadcasts
37-inch screen is a good fit for small and medium rooms
Simple to set up with an antenna or cable box
Straightforward controls with no smart-TV menus to learn

Cons

No internet apps or streaming built in
Not full 1080p HD

Questions and answers

Does the Haier HL37BG need a cable box?

No. The built-in ATSC tuner receives free over-the-air HD channels with an antenna. For cable or satellite you still connect your provider's box.

Is it a 1080p TV?

No. It is a 720p-class HD panel, so it is not full 1080p. Broadcast and DVD content look fine, but it is not built for high-detail 1080p viewing.

Does it have smart TV apps like Netflix?

No. There are no streaming apps or internet features. You would need an external streaming stick or box plugged into an HDMI input.

What can I connect to it?

It offers standard connections for an antenna, cable box, DVD player or game console. Check the input list before buying if you need several HDMI devices at once.

Is it good for gaming?

It works for casual console play, but the older LCD panel has slower response than modern TVs. Fast-paced games may show motion blur.

Who is this TV for?

Someone who wants a simple screen for antenna or cable TV in a bedroom, kitchen or spare room. Shoppers who want streaming apps or full 1080p should look at newer sets.

Haier HL37BG 37" Lcd Tv/ Atsc Tuner

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Our take on the Haier HL37BG 37" Lcd Tv/ Atsc Tuner

Best forBedroom or second-room TVOver-the-air antenna viewersCable or satellite box usersBudget buyers who skip streaming apps

Pros

Built-in ATSC tuner for free HD broadcasts
37-inch screen is a good fit for small and medium rooms
Simple to set up with an antenna or cable box
Straightforward controls with no smart-TV menus to learn

Cons

No internet apps or streaming built in
Not full 1080p HD

About the Haier HL37BG 37" Lcd Tv/ Atsc Tuner

Haier HL37BG :37# Lcd Tv/ Atsc Tuner

Questions and answers

Does the Haier HL37BG need a cable box?: No. The built-in ATSC tuner receives free over-the-air HD channels with an antenna. For cable or satellite you still connect your provider's box.
Is it a 1080p TV?: No. It is a 720p-class HD panel, so it is not full 1080p. Broadcast and DVD content look fine, but it is not built for high-detail 1080p viewing.
Does it have smart TV apps like Netflix?: No. There are no streaming apps or internet features. You would need an external streaming stick or box plugged into an HDMI input.
What can I connect to it?: It offers standard connections for an antenna, cable box, DVD player or game console. Check the input list before buying if you need several HDMI devices at once.
Is it good for gaming?: It works for casual console play, but the older LCD panel has slower response than modern TVs. Fast-paced games may show motion blur.
Who is this TV for?: Someone who wants a simple screen for antenna or cable TV in a bedroom, kitchen or spare room. Shoppers who want streaming apps or full 1080p should look at newer sets.