I want to buy 32in Lcd for Parents

Richie23_2

Hi

Anyone know of any good deals on at the moment for 32inch lcds..

My parents old tv has had it and want to get them a new one..good picture for sky etc..

Cheers

Richie

immoral_angeluk

We recently bought this one
http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.100-5908/btnResultSort.x%3d28/btnResultSort.y%3d17.aspx
It's a bargain plus you get clubcard points. We use it to watch freeview, dvds and play and xbox 360 in HD and we've no complaints. It's brilliant!

danm

richer sounds always seem to have some good deals on

ormus

woolworths and ebuyer have good 32 inch lcd deals at the moment.

Dacarlo

This firm* seem to have some good HDTVs and very good advise on the small print and technical details. However I'd really like to know the opinions of those who've splashed out on a new TV recently. Any recommendations?

* http://www.directtvs.co.uk/

My main criteria are:
1) Must look good for both HDTV and normal terrestrial TV.
2) Must have good selection of inputs and outputs.
3) Gotta be 32 inch and wall mountable.

Dac

alared

Argos have one for £299
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/5363003/Trail/C%24cip%3D49550.Sound%2Band%2Bvision%3EC%24cip%3D49579.Televisions%3EC%24Brand%3DCrown.Crown.htm

Dacarlo

I think that one is scart only but according to the crown site has an option for HD ready (not compatible which is a different thing all together).

alared

If you`re not going to subscribe to a HD program package at £10 a month and also a Skybox at £299 then this will do.
HD ready is just market hype

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ABH_3

Richie23 wrote: »

Hi

Anyone know of any good deals on at the moment for 32inch lcds..

My parents old tv has had it and want to get them a new one..good picture for sky etc..

Cheers

Richie

The Mirai and Hannspree branded TV's seem to be reasonably well regarded at present. Both of which are under £400.

The best advice anyone can give you is to goto https://www.avforums.co.uk and into the 'LCD TV' sub forum. Click on the 'search this forum' and into this put the model of the tv you are interested in. You shall then see what if any problems there are with the model you are interested in.

It might be worth mentioning, that the forum is frequented by people who expect you to do your own research. They tend not to be too forthcoming towards 'which lcd should I buy' threads. Not because they are ignorant, but rather because they've seen it week in week out and its an ever changing technology.

HTH