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Best 32" flat screen tv?
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Minerva69
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I'm getting Virgin installed soon and as it comes with HD channels included I've decided it's time to replace our old bargain basement Sony CRT television. I've never bought a flat screen tv before but have been looking around and think 32" would be best for our living room. I don't want one with integrated DVD as we already have an upscaling DVD recorder which I want to keep. I'd quite like one with a USB connection so we can look at photos on the tv. It will also need to have a Wii connected to it for my daughter's games.
At the moment my maximum budget is only £250, can anybody recommend a good one for that price? My other half likes the Celsus ones in Sainsbury's but I've never heard of them and I'd like to get one that will last a while!
At the moment my maximum budget is only £250, can anybody recommend a good one for that price? My other half likes the Celsus ones in Sainsbury's but I've never heard of them and I'd like to get one that will last a while!
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Don't know about "best" as everyone will have varying opinions...but now is a great time to be in the market for a new tv, prices are dropping. That TV you mention from Sainsbury's will most probably be a budget brand ...I've never heard of them either. It may well be very good, I would rather go for a known brand - for example:
For £169 you could get this Samsung UE32EH4002 32" LED HD Ready TV from Argos. It will do all you need but the highest resolution will only be 720p - which is fine for most people (for now!).
Or for £239 here's another Samsung UE32H5000 LED HD 1080p TV, 32" with Freeview HD from John Lewis and this comes with a 5 year JL warranty!0 -
danmanchester wrote: »Or for £239 here's another Samsung UE32H5000 LED HD 1080p TV, 32" with Freeview HD from John Lewis and this comes with a 5 year JL warranty!
Thanks for the links, funnily enough I'd been looking at the John Lewis one online today and thought it sounded perfect for what I want, it seems to get good reviews too. Out of stock at the moment but hopefully they'll get some more in soon0 -
Beware of big name branded tvs, which have model numbers only available in supermarkets, as these can be specially made down to a price, so not of usual standards.0
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