Bargain LCD HDTVs

Poppycat

Prices are dropping like no tomorrow also manufactures are ridding old stock and newer models tend to have more hdmi slots, 1080i resolution on higher models and integrated tuners becoming more common

p4tel

Thanks for that, I think I might go for the 37" now

theowl_2

Just bought the Samsung LE37R87 LCD off 1st audiovisual for £663 (total cost with next day delivery and 2% CC fee).
Looks like a top set, good reviews and well rated seller.
However after ordering I noticed the 40" version of this TV was selling for only £70 more!
Ah well , I s'pose you have to draw the line somewhere.
I have V+. Will I need to purchase any extra leads?

Thanks

dc

theowl wrote: »

I have V+. Will I need to purchase any extra leads?

Thanks

The V+ should have come with a HDMI lead, similar to a USB plug in thickness, bit about twice as wide and usually gold plated.

HTHs dc

crandy07

i dont think you get one if you have a standard tv when the v+ is installed

sharkmark

I ordered a Hannspree TV from MISCO as they were selling them for £280 plus quidco (5%) so bargain at £266... I placed order Sat and half expected them to call today to say they couldn't fulfill the order...

Sure enough 9.30am - phone call which my wife took.

"Sorry we cannot deliver your TV as we don';t have any stock...blah blah blah... my wife was very nice about it (if it had been me I've have told them they were crap, and quoted numerous consumer rights before probably swearing and hanging up)...however my wife then called me at work to give me the bad news...

10.30am MISCO ring my wife again and say they have just 'found 20 more TV's' and would we still like one, they were only calling certain customers and as my wife was 'so nice' they decided to offer one to her (I may have to learn that shouting isn;t always the best way for good customer service!). However it's clever as they've now re-submitted the order but over the phone so no QUIDCO discount. Very clever Misco!

On the whole I'm glad they've sorted it out but frankly too many retailers are now advertising stock at stupid prices and then they are unable to fulfill the orders...EBUYER are frankly great in comparison as their stock levels are at least transparent.

So if you are ordering and prepare for disappointment!!! (OH and be nice to whoever calls you from now on!!!!)

Sootzer

Teco TL4091RW 40 Inch HD Ready LCD TV £499.97 + p&p

http://www.directtvs.co.uk/Teco_40_inch_HD_Ready_LCD_TV_TL4091RW/version.asp

ra11

how about this 37" HD Ready from Hanspree? - £399 delivered:

http://www.it247.com/Product/7102-YT08-37E1-000G/Hannspree_Xv_37_LCD_TV.htm

thanks to Hotdealsuk.com for that

nordberg

ra11 wrote: »

how about this 37" HD Ready from Hanspree? - £399 delivered:

http://www.it247.com/Product/7102-YT08-37E1-000G/Hannspree_Xv_37_LCD_TV.htm

thanks to Hotdealsuk.com for that

Doesn't seem to support 1080i so I'd wait for the new spec model to appear.....

brendang_2

i ordered the 32" hanspree lcd from savastore.com on thursday and booked delivery for monday,no delivery so phoned them on the afternoon and was told software problems their end so no show, then told delivery guaranteed today looked at my order online still not shipped so i have just got off the phone to them and they are saying sorry but it will be delivered tomorrow now guaranteed again,my question is should i try for some sort of refund ,compensation as i now have to take tomorrow morning off work to wait in for delivery if it does show up,TIA