Cheap 32" LCD TV? HD?

Denic · 15-02-2009, 17:07

Hi guys,

I'm planning on buying a cheap LCD TV. Something that's HD ready, but I don't want to spend an absolute fortune. I know quality is usually an issue with things like these, but I don't really mind.

My ideal budget would be £200-£280 really, would like to keep it as low as possible though.

Any one know of any good shops that sell cheapish LCD TV's?

Cheers.

leowyatt · 15-02-2009, 17:35

Hanspree are a decent budget brand from what I've read.

A Place of Light · 15-02-2009, 17:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by leowyatt

Hanspree are a decent budget brand from what I've read.

I bought one for my mum.
Decent brand IMHO.

Haly · 15-02-2009, 19:21

Got a Hanspree 32" HDTV for the living room here. Decent enough although when there's a dark scene on the TV, it can be tricky to see exactly what's going on, despite adjusting the settings about a bit. Think iirc I remember reading something on a review at ebuyer.
For £300 over a year ago though, it was well worth it

NokkonWud · 15-02-2009, 20:00

Is there no way you could save a little longer and get a better TV?
How about going smaller but better quality?

Fayshun · 15-02-2009, 20:20

I have a 37" Hanspree in the lounge. I loves it.

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Denic Long Island Iced Tea Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 103	Cheap 32" LCD TV? HD? Hi guys, I'm planning on buying a cheap LCD TV. Something that's HD ready, but I don't want to spend an absolute fortune. I know quality is usually an issue with things like these, but I don't really mind. My ideal budget would be £200-£280 really, would like to keep it as low as possible though. Any one know of any good shops that sell cheapish LCD TV's? Cheers.

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Haly Do you want to hide in my box? Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 14,941	Got a Hanspree 32" HDTV for the living room here. Decent enough although when there's a dark scene on the TV, it can be tricky to see exactly what's going on, despite adjusting the settings about a bit. Think iirc I remember reading something on a review at ebuyer. For £300 over a year ago though, it was well worth it __________________ Halycopter

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Fayshun Rocket Fuel Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Adrift in the Orca Posts: 6,845	I have a 37" Hanspree in the lounge. I loves it. __________________ We must move forward not backward, upwards not forward, and always twirling, twirling, twirling...