Which TV to buy

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Need to get a new TV. Want a smart one so can use internet, around 32 inch, reasonable quality. Live in thatched cottage so some restrictions on what we can have like no satellite dish.
Are 4k TVs worth getting? Saw a Samsung one 40 inch 4k can get for 354 from Co-op any good?
Mainly be used by kids who want YouTube, Netflix etc but probably won't care about a great picture. Thanks.
Are 4k TVs worth getting? Saw a Samsung one 40 inch 4k can get for 354 from Co-op any good?
Mainly be used by kids who want YouTube, Netflix etc but probably won't care about a great picture. Thanks.
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JL offer 5 years too.
Might be better off getting an Amazon TV stick or Roku streaming box than rely on the TV's built in apps.
Will mainly be the children using and they use Netflix and YouTube mainly rather than normal TV though would like to be able to get the normal channels too. There is an aeriel here but we have only set up one smart TV so far upstairs and aerial doesn't appear to work there - we bought from an old lady so anything is possible for what was there but satellite dishes aren't allowed as Grade II listed.
Richer Sounds and John Lewis do seem good for guarantees, we've never had issues with TVs going wrong but am seeing some cases of SmartTVs not working after a year so worth looking into guarantees. Current smartTV we have is Samsung, its part of a TV bed, otherwise would try it downstairs and that seems good, old TV we have is from 2006 in our old house still and LG, which was great but probably time for a new one.