Sony KDL-32V4000 32" LCD for £299.95 @ Richer Sounds from Boxing Day

RedBalloon

Hi everyone!

I have only just realised that a 32" would be too large for the space in my bedroom and will actually have to look at getting something which is no bigger than 540mm x 425mm in total.

I think I'll have to look at 26" and below in size but they seem really expensive.

Can anyone recommend a good make, preferably with built in freeview, DVD player.....which I can start to compare prices on?

Also, as it is for a bedroom and will be viewed at an angle, I would like one which doesn't 'wash out' too badly.......(don't ask for much do I? :rotfl: )

TIA

hackettpso

Was told about this a few days ago, due to illness could be bothered to act sooner than today.

Am gutted now i can only find this for £342 as the cheapest price.

Knowing it was almost £50 cheaper a few days ago :mad:, is it best to bite the bullet and purchase one now for £350 or wait a little while?? Will the price drop back again do you think??

I am in no rush just want to upgrade current TV so no need to panic buy.

Cheers

royalsteve

zaksmum wrote: »

Hi, do you happen to know if that's a 1080, please? Thanks

baa 1080p sheep......lol, on a screen this size you dont need 1080p.....you wont notice the difference not even on blu ray....unless you are using it for a pc (but then you are better off with a high quality monitor)

royalsteve

jammin wrote: »

Exellent TV and unbeatable price. Add £29 for 5 year warranty too.

On a 32" screen, the different between full HD and HD ready will be unnoticeable to the human eye anyway.

someone with sense.....1080p is only worth on screens bigger than 50in and above......unless you are using it as a pc monitor

royalsteve

aj9648 wrote: »

Should I get this Sony or the Samsung 32" that is on at a similar price at Dixons/Currys?

http://www.currys.co.uk/martprd/store/cur_page.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@0940979267.1230248091@@@@&BV_EngineID=ccegadefmhdkdkhcflgceggdhhmdgmk.0&page=Product&fm=12&sm=0&tm=1&sku=725233&category_oid=

even though they are likely to have the same tv panel, i prefer the softer sony picture rather then the hideously overprocessed samsung

cidergirl

Roger_Rampant wrote: »

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1328973

I decided to get the 40inch from marks and spencer online 581.03 and 29.00 back from quidco free 5 year guarantee free delivery and installation so all being well 552.00 in all 2 week delivery thanks to a tip off on another thread just need to order a stand

jackthenipper

hackettpso wrote: »

Was told about this a few days ago, due to illness could be bothered to act sooner than today.

Am gutted now i can only find this for £342 as the cheapest price.

Knowing it was almost £50 cheaper a few days ago :mad:, is it best to bite the bullet and purchase one now for £350 or wait a little while?? Will the price drop back again do you think??


I am in no rush just want to upgrade current TV so no need to panic buy.
Cheers

I don't think the price will come down now as all the retailers that i checked have increased their price, some of the retailers such as John Lewis had it for £299 & free delivery, on checking their website it's now out of stock buy the price is now £399

Have you tried Argos as they have it for £342.54.

It is annoying that it's now at least £50 more even at Comet they have put the price up to £379.99 from arounnd £320 :mad:

colinw

hackettpso wrote: »

Was told about this a few days ago, due to illness could be bothered to act sooner than today.

Am gutted now i can only find this for £342 as the cheapest price.

Knowing it was almost £50 cheaper a few days ago :mad:, is it best to bite the bullet and purchase one now for £350 or wait a little while?? Will the price drop back again do you think??

I am in no rush just want to upgrade current TV so no need to panic buy.

Cheers

I would still go for it. Even at £342 it is excellent value. I bought one a couple of months ago from Dixons for about £370 and still think it was brilliant value.

Lynsey

PCWorld have it in for £349 and buy now/pay in 6 months (interest free).
Not sure if cashback is available or any discount codes, maybe worth a look.

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/store/pcw_page.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@1815609498.1230844135@@@@&BV_EngineID=cceladegdjmfhdlcflgceggdhhmdfnm.0&page=Product&fm=null&sm=null&tm=null&sku=273896&category_oid=-29711

Lynsey

huw8565

only paid £284 for my sony 32v4000 from bennets online, price on site £328, sighn up to their newsletter to get extra 10% off, plus go through top cash back to get an extra 5% off to bring the price down to £284 delivered, mine being delivered next week, i think this is the best price on line and the high street