32" Samsung full HD smart TV. Littlewoods.com

Cheers was looking for a 32 inch. Any discount codes ��

Is it vesa 200x200 size for wall bracket does anyone know?

Edit..... Found a 10% code 6KCEE

Just ordered one.
Total €243.90 delivered

iggy wrote: »

Cheers was looking for a 32 inch. Any discount codes ��

Is it vesa 200x200 size for wall bracket does anyone know?

Edit..... Found a 10% code 6KCEE

Just ordered one.
Total €243.90 delivered

Thanks, managed to cancel and reorder.

I see its freeview, would it be saorview too?

cruhoortwunk wrote: »

I see its freeview, would it be saorview too?

Yes, see http://www.saorview.ie/product/samsung/

Lads that is a great bargain, we had been on the lookout for this particular TV for a while, at the harveynorman discount evening they advised that €379 was reduced to cost price and it wouldn't be got any cheaper.

Thanks for the heads up!

RossieMan wrote: »

Is this the same model coming up in the carphone warehouse sale? That's going to be 199.

The one at €199 is series 4 and not full HD. The littlewoods is series 5 and full HD.

bert911 wrote: »

267 on Amazon

You mean €377

Does anyone know if this TV can connect to my UPC box, which uses scart at the moment? Or is there only HDMI inputs on it?

Want to buy one but just want to be sure of that first!

shuvly wrote: »

I also have this problem with an old sky + box. Would it be better to buy a scart to hdmi adaptor or buy a secondhand sky box with hdmi?

Use the analog output of the sky box with the analog tv tuner.

bert911 wrote: »

bromley52 wrote:

You mean €377[/qu


189 pounds

Is this the one you are talking about?
Samsung UE32J5100 Full HD 1080p 32-Inch LED TV (2015 Model) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00VBUYHWU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awd_qBpvwbSR05K65

It's a different model and not a Smart

oodles19 wrote: »

Where did you get hold of the spec? Any idea if the CPW one has built in Wi-Fi?

They both do.

cruhoortwunk wrote: »

I see its freeview, would it be saorview too?

I can't see on the littlewoods ad where it says this tv is freeview.

At the moment we're using an old freesat system (receiver box & dish) We don't have saorview but don't watch Irish TV anyway.

I've googled it but am only confusing myself even more because some ads for this TV (and other smart TV's) list Freeview and then others don't list it.

I always thought that for Free to Air in Ireland you simply had to have a dish and box (freesat).

I'm sure the box we have could connect to this TV but it would be a huge bonus if it had the current up to date channels as we can't retune our box to get updated listings.

Sorry, the answer is probably very simple. I'm just utterly, utterly, stupid when it comes to this stuff.

Samsung smart 32" TV on sale on carphone warehouse now for €199

Mine still says 'order being processed'.

minibear wrote: »

I can't see on the littlewoods ad where it says this tv is freeview.

At the moment we're using an old freesat system (receiver box & dish) We don't have saorview but don't watch Irish TV anyway.

I've googled it but am only confusing myself even more because some ads for this TV (and other smart TV's) list Freeview and then others don't list it.

I always thought that for Free to Air in Ireland you simply had to have a dish and box (freesat).

I'm sure the box we have could connect to this TV but it would be a huge bonus if it had the current up to date channels as we can't retune our box to get updated listings.

Sorry, the answer is probably very simple. I'm just utterly, utterly, stupid when it comes to this stuff.

You are confusing FTA (free to air) and FREESAT. Eitherway its really irrelevant as this TV does not have a FTA satellite tuner so for UK channels which you currently receive through your dish, you will be just plugging yoyur current box into the new TV. Out of interest, why can't you retune the satellite box to update the sat channels ?

TV gone back up to an unattractive €359 now.

minibear wrote: »

I can't see on the littlewoods ad where it says this tv is freeview.

At the moment we're using an old freesat system (receiver box & dish) We don't have saorview but don't watch Irish TV anyway.

I've googled it but am only confusing myself even more because some ads for this TV (and other smart TV's) list Freeview and then others don't list it.

I always thought that for Free to Air in Ireland you simply had to have a dish and box (freesat).

I'm sure the box we have could connect to this TV but it would be a huge bonus if it had the current up to date channels as we can't retune our box to get updated listings.

Sorry, the answer is probably very simple. I'm just utterly, utterly, stupid when it comes to this stuff.

In the UK, Freeview is the same as Saorview here except with UK channels. It is only receivable along the border counties or parts of the south east. You need an aerial not a dish.
Freesat is the same as Saorsat again with UK channels. As long as you have a dish eg SKY dish, you can get it with the correct equipment.
Both have there own 7-8 day EPG ( TV guide)

For Freesat the receiver eg TV needs to have a satellite tuner and be freesat enabled. Usually the input for a satellite will be an F type input ( you need to screw on the satellite cable).
If it's not freesat enabled then it will be a FTA receiver.

FTA (free to air) receivers will pick up all the free Satellite channels but the programme guide will normally only show now and next. Eg what's on now and what the next programme is. The older SKY boxes once power cycled will have all the UK FTA channels on the guide.

FTV means free to view. They don't require payment but are region restricted eg Sony TV/movies and the channel 4 music channel ( i forget the name.of it.)

mimimcmc wrote: »

Was this deal only for yesterday? As it now says it's €359

Yes it was for yesterday only. They changed their deals for today