Jensen Q2749J 27" Flat Screen TV
TV died soon after arrival --  warranty seems bogus
This might be a decent TV set if it works at all, but it's not a sensible or safe purchase.<BR> <BR>Mine worked adequately for a few days and then failed.  It has now been four weeks and it still functions only as a paperweight. Although Amazon advertises this product as having an in-home warranty, you should be aware that the support may be of no value whatsoever. Jensen has only recently begun selling TV sets and does not have a functioning service network for them. Although they say that they have been trying to find a service provider in the Washington DC metro area, they have been unable (unwilling?) to do so over several weeks. Verifying this with an independent service tech, I've been told that many parts are available only from Jensen. The only warranty contact information provided is a telephone number for a voicemail box and an address. which seems to be a drop-box for a company in British Columbia, Canada. It is EXTREMELY difficult to get them to return phone calls.  The first sign of life came one week after I began sending emails and leaving messages.  The Jensen parent website reveals no contact mechanism at all.  If you poke around the internet, it turns out that Jensen has become Recoton in FL, with an email address that returns all mail as undeliverable.<BR> ...