Argos won't accept TV return

the_lunatic_is_in_my_head

OP you need to advise whether the TV was ordered online, either for delivery or as click and collect with payment online, or whether it was just purchased in store. 

Zinger549

The_Fat_Controller said:

@MalMonroe I think @pinkshoes has hit it on the head, a normal TV was purchased for use as a gaming monitor.

A basic Bush TV will not have the required refresh rates to satisfy gamers and the colour calibration will be set for normal TV viewing.

I bet there is no fault at all and the glitchy performance is just unfamiliarity.

That user is known for posting their opinion rather than what the law actually says. It's been mentioned to them many times that it's not helpful and can sometimes confuse the OP but they don't seem to listen.  As Pinkshoes says the TV is probably not suitable for a someone who games a lot.

mattyprice4004

Zinger549 said:

The_Fat_Controller said:

@MalMonroe I think @pinkshoes has hit it on the head, a normal TV was purchased for use as a gaming monitor.

A basic Bush TV will not have the required refresh rates to satisfy gamers and the colour calibration will be set for normal TV viewing.

I bet there is no fault at all and the glitchy performance is just unfamiliarity.

That user is known for posting their opinion rather than what the law actually says. It's been mentioned to them many times that it's not helpful and can sometimes confuse the OP but they don't seem to listen.  As Pinkshoes says the TV is probably not suitable for a someone who games a lot.

And yet they do continue to post nonsense, but here we are. 

To OP - you purchased a cheap TV and have a device that performs like a cheap TV should.
You have no right to return. 

Jenni_D

mattyprice4004 said:

Zinger549 said:

The_Fat_Controller said:

@MalMonroe I think @pinkshoes has hit it on the head, a normal TV was purchased for use as a gaming monitor.

A basic Bush TV will not have the required refresh rates to satisfy gamers and the colour calibration will be set for normal TV viewing.

I bet there is no fault at all and the glitchy performance is just unfamiliarity.

That user is known for posting their opinion rather than what the law actually says. It's been mentioned to them many times that it's not helpful and can sometimes confuse the OP but they don't seem to listen.  As Pinkshoes says the TV is probably not suitable for a someone who games a lot.

And yet they do continue to post nonsense, but here we are. 

To OP - you purchased a cheap TV and have a device that performs like a cheap TV should.
You have no right to return. 

Until the the OP deigns to answer the key question they've been asked (how it was purchased) then we cannot say that with absolute certainty.