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I can get you a tv with 7 inches for £50 (pre op)
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May I respectfully suggest you avoid a Phillips.
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Or a Phillipino
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Panasonic always is one of the best buys in the Indian version of Which magazine.
Hope this is of assistance. |
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Anyone got a Samsung? Like the look of them but seen several reviews for different models saying the sound quality isn't great
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Anyone got a Samsung? Like the look of them but seen several reviews for different models saying the sound quality isn't great
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for £700 you would get a 40 or a 42 incher Panasonic
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My Phillips HD is immense! but i paid a ridiculous amount for it. I reckon you should get an ambiemce one or whatever they're called, but they are 5K lol
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panasonic
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Samsung are good (or at least the later screens are). Can't go wrong with a panasonic or a sony. Just don't understand why you would pay £700 for a 32" though, you'd need to sit two foot away from it to appreciate the difference between a £350 one.
Get a decent 40/42" screen, look on richersounds.com or john lewis. |
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I paid 600 for a 32in Sony Bravia earlier this year.
I like it. |
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don't want to pay £700 - cheaper the better but wondered if worth paying the extra for LED type
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No, there are no 'proper' LED tvs at the moment, so don't be fooled by any of that marketing bull.
A decent plasma or LCD will be almost as good as an LCD with LED backlight, other than being an inch thicker. Sony centre do a 7" OLED TV. Costs £3500 though. |
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I have been looking for the same,the Sony 32w5500 seems to get pretty good reviews. The reviews don't seem to like this new Samsung LED thats just come out.
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£700 for a 32". Crikey lol. You can get the 46" Panasonic Viera TX-P46G10B for £749 delivered and that's an awesome TV. If it MUST be a 32" then I wouln't be spending more than £450 for one as you can get a very good one for that or cheaper.
Some 32" ers :) http://www.dixons.co.uk/martprd/product/873753 http://www.ebuyer.com/product/166889# http://www.ebuyer.com/product/166795 http://www.ebuyer.com/product/162372 |
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Make sure you keep looking at reviews for any you see so you don't end up with a naff one.
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We have a SAMSUNG and its a great picture and good sound the only down-side is it has a habbit of switching itself off every 10 or 15 minutes................. :P
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Thanks Waheyyyy
I was seriously considering getting that last one you posted link for - the samsung one |
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I bought a 32'' LG last Jan sales for £320 for the bedroom, couldn't be better.
Really crisp picture :) |
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32" in Which Best Buys table, - bear in mind there's loads they don't test and will be just as good and maybe better.
(In order, though there's not much in it at all) Panasonic Viera TX-L32X10 - (75%) Panasonic Viera TX-L32G10 Panasonic Viera TX-L32G10 Panasonic Viera TX-32LXD80 PanasonicViera TX-L32X15 Panasonic Viera TX-L32S10 Sony Bravia KDL-32V5500 Sony Bravia KDL-32W5500 Sony Bravia KDL-32W5710 LG 32LG5000 Samsung LE32B650 - (65%) Happy hunting :) |
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Panasonic plasma
Total quality :) |
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Mind you, my 2-year old Sony Bravia KDL40X2500 blew up a bit ago. Just replaced it with a Panny Viera 42" S10B and the buzzing noise is fkking awful (brightness related shiite and commonish problem with plasmas so I keep reading) :(
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go on amazon and read the reviews. then go on play.com and read some more reviews.
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Cost-Co's good for TV's too btw and have a 5 year warranty (as do John Lewis) as standard.
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