Toshiba 32" 200hz Led Tv €230

Klingon Hamlet

ARGOS

just picked this up today. serious value for money

beauf

1366 x 768 res though

cena

beauf wrote: »

1366 x 768 res though

What does that mean?

howamidifferent

It's not Full HD and its an odd resolution..

Ghost Train

its 200hz motion rate, powercity list the tv as being 50hz

motion rate is a software and marketting thing I think, spec thats matter is the 50hz panel rate, which is a pretty standard

braddun

from reviews Toshiba led are pretty crap viewing

kinggo99

Not a bargain i can tell you that,hold onto your receipts and insure it,bought one of these not long ago it stopped working after a couple months,Power city took the piss for over a month before giving me a credit note.

Klingon Hamlet

Amazon reviews

kinggo99

Yeah spose i could have just been unlucky but i'd insure if it i had the option in argos if anyone is getting one.

I'v had so many tvs in my life i couldn't count all shapes and sizes hasn't everyone,and i never seen a tv go like this before specially not a new one so i assumed it had to be fault with the model since they all come off a line made the same don't they.

Probably unlucky on my part but i'd never buy a toshiba again,i was lucky it went in the first year had it gone sometime down the line i would have been well pissed,and considering the difficulty i had to get Power city to sort me out given it was under guarantee i wouldn't hold my breath on getting it repaired or your money back when it goes past the first year.

beauf

cena wrote: »

What does that mean?

Basically it's not going to be very sharp looking.

For me it's cheap but not good value. You'd be better paying another 40 and getting a better quality tv.

Colemania

http://www.euronics.ie/product/samsung-32-full-hd-led-tv-ue32h5000/

So would this one be better for an extra 40?

beauf

Yes

https://www.google.ie/search?client=opera&q=Samsung+UE32H5000&sourceid=opera&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8#safe=off&q=Samsung+UE32H5000+Review

TerrorFirmer

Definitely not a bargain unfortunately, only 720p is a bit of a killer as well.

Bad enough for a 32" these days but I was in Currys a while back, they had a 46" Samsung set that was only 720p, recent enough model too. Really surprised me - what are they doing, getting rid of old panels or something?

spongbob

Keep onto your receipt folks! You can quote me in that, I had 3 of these units, 2x 32" and 1x40"

For no reason what so ever, the just died, all within 6 months, They are reduced for a reason and one reason only!

suave.4u

Can't comment on this, but bought a 32 inch Toshiba LCD 4 years back; still using it. Still works well.

Zonda999

Definitely aim for 1080p resolution for any tv above 24" at this stage. Remember even Saorview is broadcast in 1080i so tvs like this one aren't able to display it in its full resolution even

Colemania

What about this? Don't know if the link will work. Its a Hitachi 42 inch full HD smart TV for 329.99

http://www.argos.ie/static/Product/partNumber/2398095/Trail/searchtext>GREAT+DEALS+ON+SELECTED+TELEVISIONS.htm

whitenoise

Zonda999 wrote: »

Definitely aim for 1080p resolution for any tv above 24" at this stage. Remember even Saorview is broadcast in 1080i so tvs like this one aren't able to display it in its full resolution even

RTE is broadcasting in 1440 x 1080 on saorview

Helpneeded86

http://www.argos.ie/static/Product/partNumber/2629881.htm

How about this for a 50 inch?