Buying a smart TV.

Aura

Thanks i told her to watch out for that. i didn't think AVF was related to this site?

Inner_Zone

It is not.



The OP on both sites is the same. I assume you copied and pasted it?


And the replies echo what has been said here!

poppasmurf_bewdley

I certainly agree with seeing and trying the TV first.

I once bought a Toshiba TV which, when I got it home, kept asking me if I was sure every time I wanted to alter any setting. It was so annoying the TV went back the next day.

mobileron

Ignore Currys,when u can get a 6 year warranty for free from Richersounds, it will cover your lunch that day.

Buy a Sony if u can best available picture around, ignore all other Brand names apart from PhilipsLG Samsung,have a look at the brand Hisence new to the market.tell me why u have to travel to it???

getmore4less

The best brand for a tv changes depending on size and budget.

Aura

Parents had their tv delivered by two forign guys who set it up for them but didn't know how to retune it or show them how to use their built in recorder. Do you think this will be in the instruction booklet?

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Aura wrote: »

Do you think this will be in the instruction booklet?

Why nor read it and find out?

mobileron

download the instruction book,which tv did you buy.its auto tuning on modern tv.

DCFC79

Aura wrote: »

Parents had their tv delivered by two forign guys who set it up for them but didn't know how to retune it or show them how to use their built in recorder. Do you think this will be in the instruction booklet?

Should be realtively easy to do, maybe try the Menu option on the remote.

hollie.weimeraner

I tried 2 separate Samsungs from JL and had to return them both due to lipsync issues although loads of people swear by them.

Definitely buy from JL or RS although Euronics stores are pretty good as they are local independents