Samsung led. Anyone have a 32"?

Trinitym · 09-09-2010, 09:51

Loooking to get one of these but can not see any reviews in the mags.
Only seen 1 review which was not that good on comments.
Looking to use it for general tv and xbox use.No sport/football buff here.

Nigel Goodwin · 09-09-2010, 09:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trinitym

Loooking to get one of these but can not see any reviews in the mags.
Only seen 1 review which was not that good on comments.
Looking to use it for general tv and xbox use.No sport/football buff here.

Are you wall mounting it?, there seems little point spending extra to get a thin TV if you're not?.

Presumably you are aware it's not actually an LED TV, it's an LCD one (just with LED backlighting).

call100 · 09-09-2010, 10:48

I have the 37" version and can recommend it. I've had no issues with it at all, picture is good. HD channels are very very good.
As Nigel says the LED bit only refers to the method of lighting it is still an LCD...
As for price..When I bought mine it was a comparable price to others but the budget makes, after some haggling.
As with every choice, its a personal thing. I find with many reviews they are done by technical types and the result is a bit like Jeremy Clarkson reviewing cars.....Everything is compared to his latest supercar. So, whatever car you as Mr normal ends up with will always not be up to scratch.
For films it would be best to use a surround sound or amplifier system, but, for normal viewing of the usual mundane TV the internal speakers are adequate when you set them to a custom level you like.
Being able to play downloaded movies via a memory stick in the USB socket is a great feature and works well.
In conclusion, I like mine and enjoy it

Good luck with whatever you end up with....

browny287 · 09-09-2010, 15:36

like call100 I have the 37inch version and am really pleased with it. I did use video essentials DVD to set the picture up properly and bingo it was even better after. My advice would be if you do buy one take time to get the picture right even if you don't use a set up dvd.

bladesufc1 · 09-09-2010, 17:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trinitym

Loooking to get one of these but can not see any reviews in the mags.
Only seen 1 review which was not that good on comments.
Looking to use it for general tv and xbox use.No sport/football buff here.

you'll love it, i got the 40" 1 last October, and it's the best tv by far i've ever had, bluRay DVD's then it goes into another world, the quality of picture is amazing, sometimes it looks like 3d on animation films

def buy 1

09-09-2010, 09:51	#1
Trinitym Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 6	Samsung led. Anyone have a 32"? Loooking to get one of these but can not see any reviews in the mags. Only seen 1 review which was not that good on comments. Looking to use it for general tv and xbox use.No sport/football buff here.

09-09-2010, 09:53	#2
Nigel Goodwin Forum Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: North Derbyshire Posts: 41,789	Quote: Originally Posted by Trinitym Loooking to get one of these but can not see any reviews in the mags. Only seen 1 review which was not that good on comments. Looking to use it for general tv and xbox use.No sport/football buff here. Are you wall mounting it?, there seems little point spending extra to get a thin TV if you're not?. Presumably you are aware it's not actually an LED TV, it's an LCD one (just with LED backlighting).

09-09-2010, 10:48	#3
call100 Forum Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 6,572	I have the 37" version and can recommend it. I've had no issues with it at all, picture is good. HD channels are very very good. As Nigel says the LED bit only refers to the method of lighting it is still an LCD... As for price..When I bought mine it was a comparable price to others but the budget makes, after some haggling. As with every choice, its a personal thing. I find with many reviews they are done by technical types and the result is a bit like Jeremy Clarkson reviewing cars.....Everything is compared to his latest supercar. So, whatever car you as Mr normal ends up with will always not be up to scratch. For films it would be best to use a surround sound or amplifier system, but, for normal viewing of the usual mundane TV the internal speakers are adequate when you set them to a custom level you like. Being able to play downloaded movies via a memory stick in the USB socket is a great feature and works well. In conclusion, I like mine and enjoy it Good luck with whatever you end up with....

09-09-2010, 15:36	#4
browny287 Forum Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 18	like call100 I have the 37inch version and am really pleased with it. I did use video essentials DVD to set the picture up properly and bingo it was even better after. My advice would be if you do buy one take time to get the picture right even if you don't use a set up dvd.

09-09-2010, 17:05	#5
bladesufc1 Forum Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 48	Quote: Originally Posted by Trinitym Loooking to get one of these but can not see any reviews in the mags. Only seen 1 review which was not that good on comments. Looking to use it for general tv and xbox use.No sport/football buff here. you'll love it, i got the 40" 1 last October, and it's the best tv by far i've ever had, bluRay DVD's then it goes into another world, the quality of picture is amazing, sometimes it looks like 3d on animation films def buy 1

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