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Recommendation for 4K 40 inch TV please
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Can anybody offer any recommendation for a good quality 40 inch (43in absolute maximum) TV please?
Because of where it sits on a piece of furniture in an alcove I cannot go bigger without a total rethink of the room layout.
I would prefer it to have reasonable sound quality without additional sound bars etc.
I use Freeview and Amazon Prime (I have a 4K Fire Stick) plus obviously iPlayer etc. I don't have and have no intention of getting Sky etc. I have a BluRay player but don't use it much. It would be good if the TV could record to a USB drive as my existing Humax recorder only has Scart and is getting a bit flaky!
Thanks
Because of where it sits on a piece of furniture in an alcove I cannot go bigger without a total rethink of the room layout.
I would prefer it to have reasonable sound quality without additional sound bars etc.
I use Freeview and Amazon Prime (I have a 4K Fire Stick) plus obviously iPlayer etc. I don't have and have no intention of getting Sky etc. I have a BluRay player but don't use it much. It would be good if the TV could record to a USB drive as my existing Humax recorder only has Scart and is getting a bit flaky!
Thanks
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Richer sounds or John Lewis for the warranty.
LG TV have Amazon prime and Netflix as direct access buttons on the remote and Freeview play app
40 inch is not a standard size , 37 or 43
This is a 43 LG , usb record to an external hard drive if needed
https://www.richersounds.com/tv-projectors/lg-tvs/lg-43um7400plb.htmlEx forum ambassador
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Have a look at a new brand Hisense in both John Lewis and Richer sounds and get the long warranty.0
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I have a lovely new Samsung 4K uhd qled tv 43”. I’m not sure of the model number, but it was £529 from John Lewis. We replaced a Panasonic tv with it, and the quality of the picture and sound is just so much better.0
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