Panasonic TX L32D25B

Missy Moo · 15-06-2012, 16:27

I'm sorely tempted to get this tv.

Or maybe the 37" version

I'm not looking for bells and whistles, just something reliable and good value. I also have an additional £30 off voucher.

I realise it is an older model but it seems to have good reviews. http://www.whathifi.com/review/panasonic-tx-l32d25

Any thoughts or alternatives?

iangrad · 16-06-2012, 23:53

Your biggest problem will be find one in stock after all this time and just ask yourself where has it been in the intervening years !

Nothing wrong with the tv at all but things have moved on !

alan1302 · 17-06-2012, 00:23

For a decent TV from one of the top makes it looks good - especially with money off.

Whilst it's true it my be an older model if you are looking for a nice TV with no bells and whistles it seems good as nothing has really changed much really from when these came out.

alan1302 · 17-06-2012, 00:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by iangrad

Nothing wrong with the tv at all but things have moved on !

What would you say is a abetter buy from a reputable brand such as Panasonic at that price?

Quackers · 17-06-2012, 15:42

Nothing wrong with that TV, Panasonic is an extreamly reliable brand when it comes to TV's.

I personally would not buy from very.co.uk as most things on there seem way above normal retail price.

Mart13 · 18-06-2012, 10:33

I have this tv but in the 37" version and like it. Had it over 2 years, no problems with it and still impressed with the picture quality via Sky HD.

I agree with Quackers though, have a look around as very.co.uk seem to charge above market rate; if you can find one, you won't go far wrong with this tv

Missy Moo · 19-06-2012, 11:11

Thanks for the feedback. I agree about Very's prices but it is heavily reduced and I ended up paying £369.99, so very happy.

It became a no-brainer once I realised it had FreeSat as well, so I've cancelled Sky and will save even more! Just need to find an alternative to my Sky+ box now, but that's a question for another thread

15-06-2012, 16:27	#1
Missy Moo Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 457	Panasonic TX L32D25B I'm sorely tempted to get this tv. Or maybe the 37" version I'm not looking for bells and whistles, just something reliable and good value. I also have an additional £30 off voucher. I realise it is an older model but it seems to have good reviews. http://www.whathifi.com/review/panasonic-tx-l32d25 Any thoughts or alternatives?

16-06-2012, 23:53	#2
iangrad Forum Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 772	Your biggest problem will be find one in stock after all this time and just ask yourself where has it been in the intervening years ! Nothing wrong with the tv at all but things have moved on !

17-06-2012, 00:23	#3
alan1302 Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: West Yorks Posts: 6,180	For a decent TV from one of the top makes it looks good - especially with money off. Whilst it's true it my be an older model if you are looking for a nice TV with no bells and whistles it seems good as nothing has really changed much really from when these came out.

17-06-2012, 00:23	#4
alan1302 Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: West Yorks Posts: 6,180	Quote: Originally Posted by iangrad Nothing wrong with the tv at all but things have moved on ! What would you say is a abetter buy from a reputable brand such as Panasonic at that price?

17-06-2012, 15:42	#5
Quackers Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Staffordshire Posts: 4,665	Nothing wrong with that TV, Panasonic is an extreamly reliable brand when it comes to TV's. I personally would not buy from very.co.uk as most things on there seem way above normal retail price.

18-06-2012, 10:33	#6
Mart13 Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Portsmouth Posts: 5	I have this tv but in the 37" version and like it. Had it over 2 years, no problems with it and still impressed with the picture quality via Sky HD. I agree with Quackers though, have a look around as very.co.uk seem to charge above market rate; if you can find one, you won't go far wrong with this tv

19-06-2012, 11:11	#7
Missy Moo Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 457	Thanks for the feedback. I agree about Very's prices but it is heavily reduced and I ended up paying £369.99, so very happy. It became a no-brainer once I realised it had FreeSat as well, so I've cancelled Sky and will save even more! Just need to find an alternative to my Sky+ box now, but that's a question for another thread

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