HD TV 32 inch 249 euro

onliner

Just came across a Finlux 32 inch LCD HD TV with Saorview in Harvey Normans for 249 euro. Seems like good value

minidazzler

Was that an instore only offer? They have it on their website for 349.

http://www.harveynorman.ie/finlux-32-inch-lcd-16606.html

MacBoogerBalls

Twas in a flyer through the door today.
€100 off limited offer.

onliner

Instore Limerick

BostonB

MacBoogerBalls wrote: »

Twas in a flyer through the door today.
€100 off limited offer.

Do you need the flyer to get the offer and was it for a specific store?

TriStar6

Amazon will ship u a branded tv for that price

zom

TriStar6 wrote: »

Amazon will ship u a branded tv for that price

LINK??

MacBoogerBalls

BostonB wrote: »

MacBoogerBalls wrote: »

Twas in a flyer through the door today.
€100 off limited offer.

Do you need the flyer to get the offer and was it for a specific store?

no and no store mentioned

Yamanoto

zom wrote: »

LINK??

http://www.amazon.co.uk/LG-32CS460-32-inch-Widescreen-Freeview/dp/B007IYVUAU/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1347800877&sr=8-4

A little over the Finlux price & doesn't look to be 1080p. 50Hz & USB Media playback.

Saorview approved.

zom

Yamanoto wrote: »

http://www.amazon.co.uk/LG-32CS460-32-inch-Widescreen-Freeview/dp/B007IYVUAU/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1347800877&sr=8-4

A little over the Finlux price & doesn't look to be 1080p. 100Hz & USB Media playback though.

Saorview approved.

Why not to support local IRISH retali? To save 7 euro???

http://www.powercity.ie/?par=10-12-32CS460&pages=&prod=32CS460&brands=LG&image=

Jarren

Politics on the side, the lg from is PC is 720p screen

Finlux from HV comes with 1080P screen

Yamanoto

zom wrote: »

Why not to support local IRISH retali? To save 7 euro???

http://www.powercity.ie/?par=10-12-32CS460&pages=&prod=32CS460&brands=LG&image=

You asked for an Amazon link - as for how and where folks choose to spend their money, that's up to them.

Also, pay in GBP on Amazon & it's €270 approx - a saving of €17

zom

Yamanoto wrote: »

You asked for an Amazon link - as for how and where folks choose to spend their money, that's up to them.

Also, pay in GBP on Amazon & it's €270 approx - a saving of €17

Amazon exchange is showing €277 so saving is 10 euro only.
I asked because I've been looking for a similar size telly some time ago and I couldn't find any REALLY competitive prices on amazon. I finished with local retail anyway but as it's "political" for some people, no more comments from me about it.

Yamanoto

zom wrote: »

Amazon exchange is showing €277 so saving is 10 euro only.

Why would you accept Amazons own FX rate?

It's skewed heavily in their favour - change it to GBP at checkout.

Pay in GBP - £215.24 (€265.86) + CC Ex-Eurozone fee (Typically 1.75% -£3.76)

Total: £219 / €270.51

Saving: €17.44

zom wrote: »

I finished with local retail anyway

Baffled as to why you posted this so:

zom wrote: »

Why not to support local IRISH retali? To save 7 euro???

celiam

Just bought a 32in Normende tv in powecity for €263. The Walker tv was €245.Normende has USB recording,2 hdmi slots and saoriew aproved

Esel

celiam wrote: »

Just bought a 32in Normende tv in powecity for €263. The Walker tv was €245.Normende has USB recording,2 hdmi slots and saoriew aproved

Good deal. Nordmende is a recognised brand name - although the TV is probably badge-engineered like most these days.

BostonB

I think the Nordmende has a slightly better picture than the walkers. The Finlux looked ok too though.

ThatGuyHughesy

I bought an Alba 32" HD Ready TV in Argos a few weeks back for €249.99 and I'm very happy with it. It's saorview approved as well.

http://www.argos.ie/static/Product/partNumber/5299232/c_1/1%7Ccategory_root%7CHome+entertainment+and+sat+nav%7C14419512/c_2/3%7Ccat_19780832%7CTelevisions%7C14419667.htm

Thargor

celiam wrote: »

Just bought a 32in Normende tv in powecity for €263. The Walker tv was €245.Normende has USB recording,2 hdmi slots and saoriew aproved

Hi Celiam, the Normende can record Saorview without an external box? Can I get a link please? Also can it record one channel while you watch another? Thanks.

mcgovern

Yamanoto wrote: »

You asked for an Amazon link - as for how and where folks choose to spend their money, that's up to them.

Also, pay in GBP on Amazon & it's €270 approx - a saving of €17

Amazon won't ship any screens over 26/27" to Ireland (or at least wouldn't last month when I tried to order), and its too big for the normal Parcel Motel service.

el dude

mcgovern wrote: »

Amazon won't ship any screens over 26/27" to Ireland (or at least wouldn't last month when I tried to order), and its too big for the normal Parcel Motel service.

Always thought it was 32".

Just tried a 37" there and it was getting past the stage where it normally tells you they won't deliver to Ireland. Good news.

Yamanoto

mcgovern wrote: »

Amazon won't ship any screens over 26/27" to Ireland (or at least wouldn't last month when I tried to order), and its too big for the normal Parcel Motel service.

They still do but there are anomalies - certain brands and certain models are excluded.

The LG linked to above ships without issue.

Lumi

mcgovern wrote: »

Amazon won't ship any screens over 26/27" to Ireland (or at least wouldn't last month when I tried to order), and its too big for the normal Parcel Motel service.

Ordered this 40" Samsung & had it shipped with free delivery, no problem

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-UE40ES6800-40-inch-Widescreen-Processor/dp/B007JURGRO

Jarren

^ More important , how is the telly ?

mcgovern

I stand corrected then

Thargor

Thargor wrote: »

Hi Celiam, the Normende can record Saorview without an external box? Can I get a link please? Also can it record one channel while you watch another? Thanks.

Does anyone know the answer to this question?

green123

the program has to be recorded onto something.

the tv doesnt have a built in hard drive so you would need an external hard drive or a usb stick

Thargor

Yeah I knew that, this sounds ideal for my parents to be honest but I want more details, if its Saorview approved it must have an EPG etc or does it just work with Saorview even though its not approved.

FacebookLAD

Anyone know deal going for a small 19"ish telly with Saorview?

travist

Is this the best place for advise on televisions? I was looking at one on pixmania and wanted to see if it is good ..

http://www.pixmania.ie/ie/uk/11833522/art/samsung/ue46es6300-3d-led-smart-t.html

Esel

travist wrote: »

Is this the best place for advise on televisions? I was looking at one on pixmania and wanted to see if it is good ..

http://www.pixmania.ie/ie/uk/11833522/art/samsung/ue46es6300-3d-led-smart-t.html

There are a lot of posts on Boards saying that pixmania's customer service is very bad (to say the least). Based on that alone, I would avoid buying from them.

Have you checked Power City, Harvey Norman's, DID, Curry's, Tesco, Amazon etc.?

sffc

I bought a 32" Nordmende from Power City about 4 months ago for a new flat. I should say I'm fussy normally and had come from watching a six month old 40" Sony 1080' . ( the Nordmende was 720') . However I was on a budget so jumped at the sale price of €244!
The Nordmende is simply stunning for the price - highly recommended. A memory stick turns it into a video recorder if you are using Saorview. You can play pc recorded files on it too. Picture quality is great and you struggle to appreciate 1080' at only 32" anyway . To answer the other question no, like every built in pvr, you cant record one and watch another. . You'll need another Saorview box for that ;-)

blue66

@Yamanoto... I tried to buy the LG 32CS460 32-inch Widescreen HD Ready LCD TV with Freeview (New for 2012) from Amazon today and got "cannot be shipped to the selected address."
I'm in Galway, any one know why?

Thanks

blue66

Ps...I used your Amazon link and please no puns on the rhetorical question..."I'm in Galway, any one know why?"

kearneybobs

blue66 wrote: »

@Yamanoto... I tried to buy the LG 32CS460 32-inch Widescreen HD Ready LCD TV with Freeview (New for 2012) from Amazon today and got "cannot be shipped to the selected address."
I'm in Galway, any one know why?

Thanks

A relative ordered the amazon one the other day and was quoted a delivery date of two months from last week. She cancelled it.

Esel

blue66 wrote: »

@Yamanoto... I tried to buy the LG 32CS460 32-inch Widescreen HD Ready LCD TV with Freeview (New for 2012) from Amazon today and got "cannot be shipped to the selected address."
I'm in Galway, any one know why?

Thanks

Use www.parcelmotel.com and the Antrim address? You will have to pay for outsize delivery, but it should get to you. Check with Parcel Motel first. They are owned by Nightline.

Gumbo

Esel wrote: »

Use www.parcelmotel.com and the Antrim address? You will have to pay for outsize delivery, but it should get to you. Check with Parcel Motel first. They are owned by Nightline.

Will Parcel Motel accept a TV/package that size?

Jax Teller

kceire wrote: »

Will Parcel Motel accept a TV/package that size?

Yep they do you'd be charged more for it though .

https://www.parcelmotel.com/how-it-works/pricing-explained/

blue66

Thanks for the Parcel Motel info' I didn't know about that...great idea Sadly their nearest "motel" to me is in Newbridge, Co. Kildare

ninty

blue66 wrote: »

@Yamanoto... I tried to buy the LG 32CS460 32-inch Widescreen HD Ready LCD TV with Freeview (New for 2012) from Amazon today and got "cannot be shipped to the selected address."
I'm in Galway, any one know why?

Thanks

Tesco Artane are doing Samsung LE32D403E2W €299 and LG 32CS460 €319 at the moment,not sure if it is country wide. Both 32" LCD

paulztag

LG 32CS460 is €299 in Euronics latest offers

Etnies

Bought a 32" Hannspree LED "Saorview Approved" (means nothing to me) CEC supported tv for €299 in DID electrical the other week nice little tv.. supports USB playback too although do note it only has 1 scart and you need to use the supplied adapter

http://www.did.ie/32-hannspree-led-tv-se32lmnb

blue66

@kearneybobs...Yesterday it was on a 7 day delivery schedule: I guess they sold out to all of us seeking a decent Saorview TV?
@ninty and paulztag...Thanks for that; I see Powercity are also doing the LG at €299.95 (plus €9.95 delivery to Galway).
@ Etnies...Thanks too; but I've kinda got a crush on the LG

kearneybobs

blue66 wrote: »

@kearneybobs...Yesterday it was on a 7 day delivery schedule: I guess they sold out to all of us seeking a decent Saorview TV?
@ninty and paulztag...Thanks for that; I see Powercity are also doing the LG at €299.95 (plus €9.95 delivery to Galway).
@ Etnies...Thanks too; but I've kinda got a crush on the LG

Yeah, it's now saying that it cannot be delivered to Ireland.

paulztag

Think LG is a good way to go. I have a 47inch LG and the media player is brilliant. Has played every type of file I've tried on it so far. Thinking of getting the LG 32CS460 for a bedroom too

tatli_lokma

Any one know if this TV is any good - LG, 32" and claims to be €220 off the price

http://www.currys.ie/Product/LG-32LS3500-HD-Ready-32andquot-LED-TV/312907/339.0

munsterleinster

Like most prices in the UK chain stores (Argos, Currys etc), it's pure bullsh1t.

Same telly is the same price in Power City.
http://www.powercity.ie/?par=10-12-32LS350&pages=&prod=32LS350&brands=LG&image=

Think it's the same in Tesco too.

Little Ted wrote: »

Any one know if this TV is any good - LG, 32" and claims to be €220 off the price

http://www.currys.ie/Product/LG-32LS3500-HD-Ready-32andquot-LED-TV/312907/339.0

blue66

@Little Ted... £248 (c€315) at Amazon (+ free delivery, if they will deliver to Ireland...which is debatable) vs €330 at Currys; so a good price.

Reviews here...http://www.amazon.co.uk/product-reviews/B007IYVWK8/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1

Regards,

Blue

tatli_lokma

blue66 wrote: »

@Little Ted... £248 (c€315) at Amazon (+ free delivery, if they will deliver to Ireland...which is debatable) vs €330 at Currys; so a good price.

Reviews here...http://www.amazon.co.uk/product-reviews/B007IYVWK8/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1

Regards,

Blue

Yeah, I agree - no real value in buying online for such a minimal saving. Unless I am buying something not available in physcial shops or unless I am getting a much reduced price I prefer to buy in a bricks and mortar shop in case anything goes wrong.

tatli_lokma

munsterleinster wrote: »

Like most prices in the UK chain stores (Argos, Currys etc), it's pure bullsh1t.

yeah I do realise that - hence why I said it "claims" to be €220 off retail price.