Can I return a TV to currys on the basis it's not got apps I specifically bought it .

Donegal_Paul

marleyboy wrote: »

I had to update the settings on my smart TV for the Netflix app. Check your settings and ensure the firmware is up to date.

Yeah, i've already said in my post that i did all that including doing it again step by step on the samsung helpline.

Donegal_Paul

Geodark wrote: »

£18? they only ever seem to be £30 when I check, just had a look there now and they are £30 on the website.

Or £18 currently at tescos direct. But Im not getting one anyway, too limiting for me.

Cornucopia

Idiophreak wrote: »

See post 22....

Perfick.....

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Donegal_Paul wrote: »

Nothing other than budget and no confidence in an all in one. Same as those tvs that used to have a built in video player or current ones with built in dvd players, if one or the other broke it was either knackered or you had to shell out for another player.

No, SMART TVs are just connectable to the internet and use mainly software to access apps- they are not an all-in-one hardware the way TV/video combi units were in the past.

If the SMART functions alone were to fail (and I cannot see an instance were this might happen to be honest), the set would continue to be perfectly usable as a normal TV.

There are also budget versions of all the makes of Tv I mentioned which definitely include Netflix.