Need help deciding on budget LED TV.

These are the 2 choices I narrowed it down to.

Insignia 32" 720p 60Hz LED HDTV (NS-32D120A13)


SAMSUNG UN32EH4003 32" 720P LED HDTV

Samsung specs

Insigina Specs

Insignia reviews

Samsung review (CNET)

I can't decide if the Samsung is worth $110 more (after taxes) than the Insiginia. They are both 32", they are both direct backlit, they are both 720p and they both have minimal features. From the reviews it seems the Samsung panel looks better but I am not sure if that justifies the extra cost. Can someone tell me if the Samsung TV is wroth the cost?

One of big things about the Insignia is that there is no "professional" review on it. Which is creating more doubt for me even if the specs are pretty much the same.

I am going to pick a TV today so if someone can give me a quick answer it'd be really helpful.

I also found this LG 32" LED (Edge lit (two in the OP are direct)) which looks better than the Samsung. Is edge lit really that much worse than full? All of the TVs are non local dimming.

http://accessories.dell.com/sna/products/Video_Conferencing/productdetail.aspx?c=ca&l=en&s=dhs&cs=cadhs1&sku=A5908458

So far the pros and cons I found:

Insignia:

Pros:
Cheap
PC input
Headphone out

Cons:
No game or sports mode.
No fancy sound settings
No local dimming

Samsung:
Pros:
Better quality (?)
Brand name
Sound enhancement
game mode, sports and movie mode

Cons:
~$110 more expensive
No PC port
No local dimming
No audio out

LG:
Pros:
Better quality (?)
Brand name
Sound enhancement
Less energy
Thinner
DLNA
game, movie and sports mode
USB
picture config wizard


Cons:
Edge lit
No local dimming
~$112 more expensive
No PC input
No audio output
Edited by Haplo1 - 12/27/12 at 5:07am

I ended up not not getting any of those. I got the Sammy but plan on returning it. I got the Panasonic L32X5, so far I'm liking it other than the minor screen bleeding (small spot at the bottom length of the screen).