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[Gaz_]

Right got £400 to spend on a 37/40" TV I want it to be a decent brand, ie Panasonic/Sony (any others to consider - LG?)

Where's the best place to source one from these days.

Cheers cs geeks

 

[It's.Lee]

Telco had some ludicrously cheap prices this month. I imagine they will be cheaper in the sales.

 

[Gaz_]

Tesco?

Yeah thats the plan, waiting till next week or the next few weeks.

 

[It's.Lee]

Yes tesco, Apple don't like them though.

I dont know much about tv's tbh but the prices for them were low I could tell that much.

 

[Gaz_]

Were's the best place to get one these days? Been looking on Tesco/Amazon, is Currys/Comet worth a go especially for a bit of a haggle?

 

[Joe#]

We got a cracking price on a 42" LG from Tesco last year.

LED screens look pretty impressive also, but I think they might be out of you budget range mate.

 

[Gaz_]

Just searching Tesco are a good bit cheaper than others, hmmm!

So, what makes are 'decent'?

In my mind, Panasonic, Samsung, Sony (bit pricey) LG, any others to consider?

 

[Joe#]

They are all great makes.

Phillips and Toshiba have good reputation also.

 

[PP200t]

We bought a toshiba led from currys, absolutely rubbish sound quality!!
We've now got a Panasonic 3d plasma. Great tv IMO.

 

[Will.]

Make sure you wait until the January sales

 

[Gaz_]

Yeah thats what I'm thinking. TV for up to £400 and a cinema system for around £200 is the plan, bout time I had something of reasonable quality

 

[Mark.182]

http://www.electrical-deals.co.uk/ Always get my TV's from here. Refurbished but still get the 1 Year warranty.

 

[Adam.]

Comet usually put their boxing day sale stuff online late tonight/early morning so do a reserve and collect for boxing day.

 

[Dan@M.A.D]

i wouldn't be buying from Comet (although they have been great for me) They are currently in massive debts and the company is for sale for £1.. , If they go bust the tv warranty will not be worth the paper it's written on.

 

[Gaz_]

Buy comet for £1 and have all the TV's i want?

 

[Joe#]

Seems the best/cheapest option mate

 

[Adam.]

i wouldn't be buying from Comet (although they have been great for me) They are currently in massive debts and the company is for sale for £1.. , If they go bust the tv warranty will not be worth the paper it's written on.

Or you could sort out a warranty repair via the manufacturer...

 

[Coby.]

Richer Sounds always have a decent selection at good prices and I've found for salesman the staff don't bullshit you too much.

 

[Lozza-p]

i got one from richer sounds in nov a 37" LED LG tv the staff were very good when i went in there. they also do a shop and web price match.

 

[Gouldy]

Tesco had some Samsung LCD's for around £400.

 

[treemanx]

Richer Sounds always have a decent selection at good prices and I've found for salesman the staff don't bullshit you too much.

Got my 40" samsung lcd 6 months ago was £350 from these guys with 5 year warranty (which they charge 20% of the tv's value for).

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[Lozza-p]

yer i got one of there 5 year warranty's to think it was about £37 can't complain about that

 

[Bodge!]

Richer Sounds.

/end thread.

 

[DanielJames]

Richer Sounds.

/end thread.

agreed!

 

[Gaz_]

On it as we speak!

 

[Gaz_]

Going to pop in tomorrow, hopefully get a TV/cinema set up for around £600, that sound do able? It doesnt have to be ground breaking stuff like whats housed in the CS mansion or anything

 

[clancy]

panasonic G10 50" is only about £400 now and is an outstanding tv. im extremely fussy and i have that tv, bought it when it came out for like £1200 then the price dropped a few weeks later typical

richersounds should have them in stock, might be able to get the g20 for that sort of money now

 

[clancy]

tell a lie, there still expensive :/ must of been on offer when i seen them, saying that they should have there sale soon