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Tv with free sat built in

Barr

Hi All

Looking for a tv for the bedroom , something around the 28 -32 max in size.

Are there TV ‘s out there with free sat built into them .

If so is there any particular brand ye would recommend that is easy to toggle between saorview and free sat.

Budget would be €200 to €300 mark

Thanks
Barr

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fryup

Freesat only works in the UK??

johnnylancer

I also just bought an LG TV with Freesat but in setup I put in Ireland as country and Freesat not available only FTA
If I change country to UK will I get Freesat
Model is 55UK6400PLF

dxhound2005

I wouldn't be afraid of Free to Air. Frequency changes are only occasional, not all the time, and there are plenty of sources for frequency information. And if you are a typical viewer, you might only watch a few different channels.

Barr

ei9go wrote: »

You want an LG with Freesat Built In. FTA is a head wrecker with channels changing frequency all the time

https://www.argos.ie/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Search?storeId=10152&catalogId=14551&langId=111&searchTerms=8585682&authToken=

Always thought FTA and freesat were the same thing .... learn something new everyday

I have an old sky box upstairs that has 101 BBC, 102 BBC 2 etc. Was hoping for similar through a tv

Doing a bit on research on LG'S now

Would ye reckon of this one , seems good price

https://www.currys.ie/ieen/tv-and-home-entertainment/televisions/televisions/lg-32lk6100-32-smart-hdr-led-tv-10178870-pdt.html

Kev111

Yes the LG with built in channels is just brilliant.. I know damm all about set up and sat boxes.. Bought an LG few weeks ago in Harvey Norman.. 369 euro for a 43 inch.. Just plugged it in, connected it direct to dish, searched, and in a few minds she was locked and loaded.. The TV that is..

ei9go

You want an LG with Freesat Built In. FTA is a head wrecker with channels changing frequency all the time

https://www.argos.ie/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Search?storeId=10152&catalogId=14551&langId=111&searchTerms=8585682&authToken=

The Cush

Navarre wrote: »

Will be sold your nearest Euronics store.

Just had a look at the euronics website, surprised to see they don't mention or have a satellite tuner filter option, e.g. my TV https://euronics.ie/product/toshiba-43-4k-smart-tv-43t6863db/, while having a DVD combi filter option.

St Senan

The Cush wrote: »

Not Freesat but Free to Air satellite

24" - https://powercity.ie/groups/10/11/589
28"-32" - https://powercity.ie/groups/10/12/603

I would recommend Toshiba over Walker, even though they are both Vestel based.

All channels, both Saorview and Satellite, in a single list. Satellite channels start at 300. Satellite channels can be organised the way you want and backed up to USB, edited on a PC and shared with other Vestel based models. Smart TV models have one button Netflix access.

I would also agree but the 2 year warranty that comes with Walker as opposed to the 1 year with the Toshiba is usually the difference for customers of our Shop that has a choice between the two.:)

St Senan

Barr wrote: »

That Toshiba looks good for €249, I'll have to look for it closer to Cork as there is no Power City in Munster.

Will be sold your nearest Euronics store.

Barr

The Cush wrote: »

Not Freesat but Free to Air satellite

24" - https://powercity.ie/groups/10/11/589
28"-32" - https://powercity.ie/groups/10/12/603

I would recommend Toshiba over Walker, even though they are both Vestel based.

All channels, both Saorview and Satellite, in a single list. Satellite channels start at 300. Satellite channels can be organised the way you want and backed up to USB, edited on a PC and shared with other Vestel based models. Smart TV models have one button Netflix access.

That Toshiba looks good for €249, I'll have to look for it closer to Cork as there is no Power City in Munster.

The Cush

Not Freesat but Free to Air satellite

24" - https://powercity.ie/groups/10/11/589
28"-32" - https://powercity.ie/groups/10/12/603

I would recommend Toshiba over Walker, even though they are both Vestel based.

All channels, both Saorview and Satellite, in a single list. Satellite channels start at 300. Satellite channels can be organised the way you want and backed up to USB, edited on a PC and shared with other Vestel based models. Smart TV models have one button Netflix access.