I need a new TV, what shall I go for?

[Alfahorn]

Up to £400 max. minimum 32", what makes, models and online retailers should I go for?

[igiveup]

http://www.empiredirect.co.uk/content/products/det...

[john_r]

igiveup said:

http://www.empiredirect.co.uk/content/products/det...

Cheaper here too: http://www.beyondtelevision.co.uk/lg-36pg6000-hd-r...

[robinhood21]

Don't forget PH's very own DigitalDirect

[bimsb6]

http://www.froogle.richersounds.com/showproduct.ph...


32" sony for that money

[Plotloss]

At that size and budget the LG is the correct choice.

[thunderbelmont]

Go down the local tidy tip. Someone's bound to have outed a non-HD box and taken it to the dump!

Though I agree with Plotloss. LG.

www.CPC.co.uk have a 32" HD ready(!) LCD Hyundai with DVB-T tuner for £319.50 + VAT.

they also do a 40" Hyundai for 450+VAT.

Looking at the latest update mag, just landed on the doormat, they have an AOC 32" with DVB-T tuner for £265+VAT.

[El Stumpo]

Def Richer Sounds for a new TV mate, Sony 32v4000 for £319 inc vat
Try and stick to Sony or Panasonic, best pics by a country mile and its always them that win Which best buys

[riwiho]

robinhood21 said:

Don't forget PH's very own DigitalDirect

+1

I got my TV from them around 6 months ago. Service was excellent, quick delivery and most importantly it was cheapest by a country mile.

Since this purchase 3 chaps at work have also used them and all with good reports back. Highly recommended.




PS: Get a massive one

[riwiho]

To the OP, I forgot to add, I bought a 32" Sony (KDL-32S3020) and its cracking

[shindha]

Go for a Panasonic Which magazine recommend them, I like the picture.

[Alfahorn]

igiveup said:

http://www.empiredirect.co.uk/content/products/det...

I very much like the look of this unit, have read some bit's and pieces on other forums which are very encouraging.

Not seen much about LG reliability, what is it like?

[just me]

how about no TV. save yourself the expense and use the money to enhance your quality of life with something like a bicycle or membership to bunch of museums/societies?

you don't *need* a new tv...you *want* one.

Edited by just me on Sunday 23 November 05:29

[Alfahorn]

just me said:

how about no TV. save yourself the expense and use the money to enhance your quality of life with something like a bicycle or membership to bunch of museums/societies?

you don't *need* a new tv...you *want* one.

Edited by just me on Sunday 23 November 05:29

You assume I don't already have some or all of these things.

I don't like clever dicks, more often than not, they prove not be very clever at all!

Edited by Alfahorn on Sunday 23 November 06:17

[just me]

how did you find out that your dick is not clever?

[Alfahorn]

just me said:

how did you find out that your dick is not clever?

Well done, further evidence to support my theory as if any was needed.

[eliot]

Make sure your SKY remote works with your desired telly. Some of the ones sold by ebuyer (and many others doing the same virtual warehouse trick) dont work at all.

[Fatboy]

just me said:

how did you find out that your dick is not clever?

It willingly went into my ex. Not clever at all.

[LukeBird]

Fatboy said:

just me said:

how did you find out that your dick is not clever?

It willingly went into my ex. Not clever at all.

[dave_s13]

Alfahorn said:

igiveup said:

http://www.empiredirect.co.uk/content/products/det...

I very much like the look of this unit, have read some bit's and pieces on other forums which are very encouraging.

Not seen much about LG reliability, what is it like?

I recently got one for the in-laws. Do a search on AV forums, there's a load of info on there. The general consensus is good, you can't get a better telly at that size for that price.

No issue with your Sky remote with that one, works fine.

No issues with LG reliability AFAIK.