* Toshiba LCDTV 32" High Def Ready Widescreen: £510 reduction

codger

As a member of a couple of AV-related forums, I've noticed lots of favourable owner-user reviews of Toshiba's LCD TVs -- they seem superior to unknown-brand TVs churned out by supermarkets etc.

Playcom is offering this 32" widescreen for £589. Seems a good price for a Tosh:

http://www.play.com/Electronics/Electronics/4-/931000/Product.html?source=2007010162

skap7309

£515 delivered from https://www.duck.co.uk using 10% off code. Much better IMO!

WILS_2

We've got this TV, excellent picture quality, great for sports, great to watch anywhere around the room and really good sound quality too, also great connectivity with scarts and 2 hdmi connections. Got ours for £900 when first came out from a local retailer, £500-£550 is a absolute bargain for one of the best LCD TV's on the market really.

vickyj

i got my tosh a little while ago and it is superb. only thing wrong is the2 giant scratched my 3yo put in them

Carrie.F

vickyj wrote:

i got my tosh a little while ago and it is superb. only thing wrong is the2 giant scratched my 3yo put in them

You can return them under warranty...The three year old that is. :eek:

malky39

try digitaldirect.co.uk and you will get it for 586.01 and thats for the on with built-in freeview

Whirly

£606 delivered. That's £100 more for freeview.

My experience of built-in freeview tuners tells me I'd far rather spend that £100 on a Freeview PVR.

colin79666

No dobt the picture wont be quite as good but my local Tesco current has a 32" LCD TV (made up brand) with hdmi port, 2x scart etc for 399.99

They also have a Goodmans 27" with hdmi etc for 349.99

Whirly

*shudders* have you had a close look at the tesco one? I was considering it but then I thought I'd see what the picture was like on the other channels....except I could only go one way because the "channel +" button was broken. Hardly a surprise because I've seen better buttons on £4.99 mp3 players.

Basically my impression was that the picture was bad, the build quality was awful and the design was Ugly (with a capital U).

Might be worth doing a google on it too as the first thing I read about it was a number of people sending it back because it died after a few days.

*If* you can afford it, spend a £100 more and get the Toshiba.

Review of the Toshiba:

http://www.homecinemachoice.com/cgi-bin/displayreview.php?reviewid=6785

webuserisme

Whirly wrote:

*shudders* have you had a close look at the tesco one? I was considering it but then I thought I'd see what the picture was like on the other channels....except I could only go one way because the "channel +" button was broken. Hardly a surprise because I've seen better buttons on £4.99 mp3 players.

Basically my impression was that the picture was bad, the build quality was awful and the design was Ugly (with a capital U).

Might be worth doing a google on it too as the first thing I read about it was a number of people sending it back because it died after a few days.

*If* you can afford it, spend a £100 more and get the Toshiba.

Review of the Toshiba:

http://www.homecinemachoice.com/cgi-bin/displayreview.php?reviewid=6785

Talk about gratuitous use of semi-naked female in that review. Just going back there to have a read of some other reviews. :rotfl:

wavey_davey96

This is without doubt a great lcd tv. I have the 32WLT - which has freeview built in. It's won lots of praises by the press - hence 1 of the main reasons for me buying it. I've combined it with a Pioneer DCS360 home cinema system and its fabulous.