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Aldi 32" HD LCD TV 23rd November (merged)
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Do Aldi take credit cards these days? I know they never used to.0
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mbriody wrote:Do Aldi take credit cards these days? I know they never used to.
Nope, they don't.It's not easy having a good time. Even smiling makes my face ache.0 -
Wickedkitten wrote:Nope, they don't.
Oh yes the do!0 -
shane8960 wrote:These cheaper screens dont seem to be anywhere as near good quality as the dell LCD tvs. I was watching the £399.99 black one (two diff ones for £399.99 - one silver and one black) and the picture quality wasnt great, they had another one on by the side of it for £599.99 and the picture quality was miles better but still not as good as the dell tvs.
Any sites for reviews/ratings which include these unbranded/unknown branded tvs?
I would rather pay £715 and get the dell TV, but obviously if theres a cheaper alternative I could be swayed
Or spend 120 quid less and buy a Toshiba...
Tosh>>Dell anyday.0 -
Nix wrote:Just checked on the Techfever site.
Price is up to £429.49 incl VAT.
For delivery to mainland UK add approx £10.55 @ 22kg.
Quidco works on the net product value (£365.52) so take away 2.5% = £9.14.
Total price => £430.90 delivered.
If the Aldi TV is £389 then this is a difference of £41.90.
I agree with MyUserNamesTaken, the Techfever TV looks the better product but the question now is, is it worth the extra £41.90 (approx 10% more) over the Aldi which, as terrierlady correctly points out, has the 3 year guarantee (vs 2 year for Techfever)?
Those with LCD TV knowledge, I'm all ears!
heres another option. this set gets great reviews on av forums and this bundle comes with a free stand and hdmi cable;
http://www.directtvs.co.uk/Mirai_32_Inch_HD_LCD_Bundle_BUN%2FDTL-532W100%2F21/version.asp0 -
Dont know if anyone has looked at this before as I am only new to this forum, but how does it compare to the 32" LCD TV from Aria?
http://www.aria.co.uk/productinfocomm.asp?ID=23089&SpecialStatus=1
Has anyone bought one of these before?
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Geordielads wrote:Dont know if anyone has looked at this before as I am only new to this forum, but how does it compare to the 32" LCD TV from Aria?
http://www.aria.co.uk/productinfocomm.asp?ID=23089&SpecialStatus=1
Has anyone bought one of these before?
Currently £440
That is the 'Teco' discussed earlier in the thread.
I know it doesn't say Teco but it is the same one.
Every review I've read about this TV has been +ve.0 -
kenr wrote:Depends on the Aldi, my local store DOES but others I have visited don't
they take debit cards, not credit cards.
cheers Geoggy, i've ordered the mirai today, arrives saturday :-) with the stand, hdmi cable and 2 year onsite warranty beats getting to aldi on a thursday morning0 -
Geordielads - thanks for that. Same TV, higher price (incl delivery = £452ish). Nice to know there's an alternative site with similar pricing if one gets desperate!
Geoggy - nice package, thanks! Did a quick search and found this which indicates that it's a decent enough TV and people have been happy with it.
Decisions, decisions! :wall:I'm NOT political so DON'T correct me!0
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