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08-12-2008, 10:03
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LCD tv purchasing advice - any opinions?
I'm soon to be in the market for a new TV - something in a 32" or larger with HDMI. We're on a budget, so looking at prices below £400 and from retailers that offer Interest Free Credit or Buy No, Pay Later schemes (which rules out most online stores).
I've compiled a list of possibles - anyone got any opinions on the following TVs? Argos: Philips 32PFL5522D - 529/2954 - £342.59 Samsung LE32R87BDX - 087/0443 - £342.59 Samsung LE32S86BDX/XEU - 529/2961 - £342.59 Toshiba 32AV504 - 087/0962 - £371.86 Currys: TOSHIBA 32AV555AV - 400411 - £362.10 Samsung LE32A456C - 725233 - £390.50 TOSHIBA 37AV505D - 492076 - £391.46 Comet: TOSHIBA 32AV555DB - 499676 - £362.12 SAMSUNG LE32A457C1DXXU - 446351 - £391.48 John Lewis: Samsung LE32A457 - 82432013 - £390 (free 5 year guarantee, but may not do IFC) Cheers! |
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08-12-2008, 10:37
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I qualified for buy now pay 9 months later online finance when I upgraded my PC from Dabs, got about £800. Very simple online form, think they tell you instantly whether you have been accepted then send you a form to sign.
No interest and cheaper prices than the high street. They sell TV'S. http://www.dabs.com/Article.aspx?ArticleId=143 |
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08-12-2008, 10:48
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Dabs was an early choice - unfortunately they're currently only offering finance on purchases over £400, which is outside out budget... I had considered eBuyer as well, but they charge £29 for the priviledge... Quote:
I qualified for buy now pay 9 months later online finance when I upgraded my PC from Dabs, got about £800. Very simple online form, think they tell you instantly whether you have been accepted then send you a form to sign.
No interest and cheaper prices than the high street. They sell TV'S. http://www.dabs.com/Article.aspx?ArticleId=143 |
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08-12-2008, 11:46
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i can recommend the toshibas,good sets.try to find the 32cv505 as its a better tv than the av's and still under 400 notes
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09-12-2008, 19:24
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currys have a 32" panasonic for £391 dont know about the buy now pay later, and theres a 32" for only £292 pounds at aldi with 3 year warranty this sunday. chris.
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10-12-2008, 14:18
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The Samsung A456/7 series seems to be highly rated over on AVforums and is better than the R8 or S8 models.
http://www.avforums.com/forums/lcd-tv-should-i-buy/ The Sony Bravia Sony KDL-32V4000 is also popular choice for around £400, available from Dixons for £395 if they have the finance options you're after/ can get local Currys to price match... |
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