Best Cheap 32 Inch LCD TVs

According to techradar and their reviews the top 10 best 32 inch LCD TVs you can buy are:

1. LG 32LF7700 cheap 32″ LCD TV (around £400)
2. Panasonic TX-32X15B 32 inch LCD television (around £450)
3. Sharp LC-32LE600E Full HD LCD TV (around £500)
4. Samsung LE32B650 32″ LCD TV (around £530)
5. Sony Bravia KDL 32W5500 LCD TV (around £530)
6. Philips Full HD 32PFL7404 32 inch LCD TV (around £550)
7. Panasonic TX-L32G10B FreeSat LCD TV (around £550)
8. LG 32SL8000 32 inch LCD television (around £630)
9. Philips aluminium 32PFL9604 32″ LCD TV (around £840)
10. Loewe (not so cheap) Connect 32 Media LCD TV (around £2,000)

Sony Bravia KDL-40W5500 LCD TV Deal

The marketing spiel about the Sony Bravia KDL-40W5500 full HD 40 inch LCD television says “The Bravia W5500 has all the Sony technology you need to experience a new level of entertainment. Bravia Engine 3 digital processing delivers a depth, richness and clarity that will take your breath away. Motionflow 100Hz technology keeps fast-moving sports and action crisp and clear.”

Although this is their television deal of the week the Sony Bravia KDL-40W5500 LCD TV looks good in the reviews too. Customers from play.com have given it an average of 5 out of 5 stars with one of them saying “Just upgraded from one of the first Samsung 40 inch lcd 1080p televisions to hit the market and I certainly made the right choice. This TV is superb. Upscaled dvd’s and blu ray are stunning. Freeview provides a very solid picture and the menu system is very good.”

The review from What HiFi wasn’t as generous giving it 4 out of 5 stars and although they were impressed with this LCD TV they complained about the irregular backlighting which is why they didn’t give it the full 5 stars in their review: “That’s where the Sony’s fifth star has gone. We don’t think our KDL-40W5500 is faulty, we just don’t think the backlighting is good enough.”

The KDL-40W5500 Sony Bravia LCD TV doesn’t come with built in Freesat like some of the newer models but you can get up to £150 of you money back in the Sony Trade-In offer.

Best LCD TV Deals Toshiba 32AV615DB

1. Toshiba Regza 32AV615DB 32-inch Widescreen HD Ready LCD TV with Freeview.

As this Toshiba Regza 32AV615DB 32-inch Widescreen HD Ready LCD TV with Freeview is our number one I thought I’d share a quick user review with you. On Amazon the user reviews give this a very good 4.5 stars out of 5. One of the reviews says: “I remember my parents buying a 32″ HD Ready TV for nearly £1000 not that long ago. When my old TV went bang, I was expecting to pay at least £800 for a 32″ TV. I couldnt believe I paid less than £400 for this. It’s a real beauty, nice design and amazing when connected to my XBox 360. I feel I’ve wasted the last few years of my gaming life! It’s nice to have the digital tuner built in and the menus are simple and I was up and running in less than 5mins from getting the TV plugged in. Picture on Freeview/ Digital is really decent (I get a “good” Digital signal). Sound wise it’s up the job – I still connect to to my 5.1 home cinema when I watch movies. No complaints so far – and really a pleasure to watch TV on knowing I got a real bargain! ”

Toshiba describe this cheap LCD TV as: “The REGZA AV61 series is the ideal digital and HD Ready LCD TV for the budget-conscious home. The series features Active Vision, our high performance picture processing technology. This technology is constantly evolving to take advantage of technical advancements designed to enhance the colour, detail, movement and contrast of the images you watch. Available in 26, 32 and 37 inch screen sizes, the AV61 series boasts a contemporary black gloss finish, with narrow bezels and new slim speakers. The stylish design hides a wealth of technology, including 3 x HDMI™ slots, a PC Input connection and powerful audio performance from the integrated stereo speakers”

The rest of the top 10 best selling LCD TVs is made up of:

2. Samsung LE32B450C4 32-inch Widescreen HD Ready LCD TV with Freeview
3. Toshiba Regza 42AV635DB 42-inch Widescreen Full HD 1080p LCD TV with Freeview and Resolution +
4. LG 22LH2000 22-inch Widescreen HD Ready LCD TV with Freeview – Black
5. Samsung LE26B450C4 26-inch Widescreen HD Ready LCD TV with Freeview
6. LG 32LH3000 32-inch Widescreen Full HD 1080p LCD TV with Freeview – Black
7. Sony Bravia KDL40W5500U 40-inch Widescreen Full HD 1080p LCD TV with Freeview and 100Hz Motionflow
8. Toshiba 19DV615DB 19-inch Widescreen HD Ready LCD/DVD Combi with Freeview – Black
9. Sony Bravia KDL32W5500U 32-inch Widescreen Full HD 1080p LCD TV with Freeview, 100Hz Motionflow and 3 Year Warranty
10. Toshiba Regza 32RV635DB 32-inch Widescreen Full HD 1080p LCD TV with Freeview

JVC LT32DR1 Digital Direct Cheap LCD TV Deal

The JVC website doesn’t have many pictures or much other information other than the boring list of technical specifications (see any television you want to buy in action before buying online). but it does have a very small blurb “Full HD 1080p LCD TV with Freeview (DVB-T) Tuner, DynaPix HD Picture Engine, Eco Mode, and HDMI (CECx3)/PC/USB 2.0 Input”. I can’t find any reviews for the JVC LT32DR1 32 Inch HD LCD TV on the digital direct website or any others so it is a bit of an unknown quantity.

Features:
• DynaPix HD Picture Engine
• Real Bit Driver (12-bit Signal Generator: x RGB = 36-bit)
• 3D Cinema Surround
• USB 2.0 Photo & Media Viewer (JPEG/MP3)
• Picture & Text
• Eco Mode
• Radio Mode
• Swivel Stand
• Multi Brand Remote
• Full HD (1920 x 1080) Eco Panel
• HD Ready 1080p
• Dynamic Contrast 40,000:1
• Freeview (DVB-T) Tuner
• 8-days EPG
• HDMI (CEC) Input x 3
• Component Input
• SCART x 2
• PC Input
• USB 2.0 Input
• Digital (Optical) Audio Output

This JVC cheap LCD TV is avaliable from www.digitaldirect.co.uk for £471

Philips CINEMA 21:9 LCD TV Picture 1

After looking at these 8 images of the Philips Cinema 21:9 LCD TV I don’t only want to own one I want to own one of the settings the pictures were taken in. Who wouldn’t love a lounge like the ones we can see here! Anyway enjoy the pictures and hope that lottery ticket comes in . Oh and yes if you are thinking this television looks slightly odd thats because it one of the new generation of super wide screen TVs (apparently widescreen wasn’t wide enough).

Philips CINEMA 21:9 LCD TV Picture 2

Philips CINEMA 21:9 LCD TV Picture 3

Philips CINEMA 21:9 LCD TV Picture 4

Philips CINEMA 21:9 LCD TV Picture 5

Philips CINEMA 21:9 LCD TV Picture 6

Philips CINEMA 21:9 LCD TV Picture 7

Hope you have enjoyed this picture post of these impressive Philips LCD televisions and the very cool ambilight trick. I’ll get some technical specifications and reviews together in the near future and put them in a separate post on cheap television.

Panasonic VIERA 42 Inch 720p Plasma HDTV

They are both on sale at Best buy but as the original article mentions be careful of shipping costs as they add $70 on top of the final price (pick up from the store if you can).

The televisions in questions are the Panasonic – VIERA / 42″ Class / 720p / 600Hz / Plasma HDTV which has pretty much 5 out of 5 stars on all the reviews on the Best Buy website including one saying: “After weeks and weeks of comparing LCD and plasma, I saw this price for 42 inches and couldn’t pass it up. Couldn’t be happier with the product. Have not got the HD connected yet, but honestly I have never had HD before and the picture on this seems closer to HD than regular. Unlike the LCD’s which give you extremely bright color, this TV actually looks realistic and I love it. If you are hesitant about getting a plasma, don’t be, the prices are too good to pass up and the picture is incredibly refined. And with the money you save buying a plasma, you could pick up an inexpensive surround sound if needed.”

The Insignia is a 42 inch LCD television which comes with full HD 1080p resolution. The model was Insignia® – 42″ Class / 1080p / 60Hz / LCD HDTV but just as I’m writing this I’ve noticed its gone back up to full price ?. Ok maybe we’ll get lucky and they’ll drop it down to the sub $500 price again soon!

You can view the original post here: http://www.crunchgear.com/2009/11/06/crunchdeals-two-different-42-inch-tvs-at-best-buy-for-499-each/

Tesco Televisions

Technika

This appears the be Tescos home brand of televisions which is a bit annoying as cheap televisions can’t really track down much more information about who builds the panels. I’d expect they would be cheap and Chinese though. The Technika televisions for sale on Tesco are the Technika 40″ HD Ready 1080P LCD TV with Freeview 40-920, the Technika 32″ HD Ready LCD TV with built-in Freeview & DVD Player 32-310, the Technika 32″ HD Ready 1080p LCD TV with built-in Freeview 32-250, the Technika 32″ HD Ready LCD TV with built-in Freeview LCD32-209/209V, the Technika 26″ HD Ready LCD TV with built-in Freeview & DVD Player 26-310, the Technika 26″ HD Ready 1080P Slim LCD TV with Freeview 26-920, the Technika 22″ HD Ready LCD TV with built-in Freeview, DVD player & iPod Dock 22-218 and finally the Technika 19″ HD Ready LCD TV with USB Record built in DVD & Freeview 19-220.

Nordmende

Like Technika I’ve never heard of Nordmende televisions before looking on the Tesco electronics website but it appears this is a seperate television manufacturer altogether. Tesco only one Nordmende television Nordmende 32″ HD Ready LCD TV with built-in Freeview NU323LD. Looking at the Nordmende website it appears to be confused as to if the company is Irish or German (Bremen to be precise). The website states:

“NordMende is a range of high quality audio visual and white goods available in the island of Ireland. Owned by the KAL Group, the new NordMende brand was officially launched in their Dublin based headquarters in August 2008 and attended by Ireland’s Minister for Finance, Brian Lenihan. With the strap line Home Economics, the brand stands for well-designed, higher than average specification products at affordable prices. The NordMende name originates from Germany where NordMende was a manufacturer of entertainment electronics based in the city of Bremen. It is still recognised as a brand name associated with audio/visual products throughout the world but is perhaps now best known in Ireland thanks to the KAL Group.”

UMC

Again another odd sounding television company with no website that I can find and only one television in the Tesco store. It is a very cheap television but comes in the rather strange size of 23″. It is only £199 so a dirt cheap deal. Its called the UMC 23″ HD Ready 1080P LCD TV with built-in Freeview X23/39.

The rest of the televisions sold by Tesco are the usual LCD and plasma panel suspects really. LG, Panasonic, Philips, Samsung, Sharp, Sony and Toshiba. Just be careful with the warrantys Tesco offer on their television as they are not free like the brilliant John Lewis 5 year ones and can add upto £350 onto your final bill. I know Tesco is normally cheaper than other supermarkets but when buying a television you may want to visit your local Waitrose / John Lewis just to duoble cheap you are getting the best deal.

Sony Bravia LCD TV Freesat Special Offer

The deal includes free installation which is a big bonus so you can start enjoying the world of HD television straight away. There probably are some terms and conditions (like: Free installation offer is valid from Thursday 8th October 09 until
Sunday 29th November 09.) and you probably have to buy the Bravia LCD televisions from the Sony store.

BRAVIA W5810
Sharp, smooth action with Motionflow 100Hz and Image Blur Reduction.
High Definition detail with 1920 x 1080 pixel screen resolution.
BRAVIA ENGINE 3 and Live Colour for impressive depth, clarity and colour purity.

BRAVIA Z5800
Watch smoother, sharper fast-action with Motionflow 200Hz and Image Blur Reduction.
BRAVIA ENGINE 3 and 100,000:1 Dynamic Contrast for amazing picture quality.
Eco features for 25-30% less energy consumption than previous comparable models.

Bang & Olufsen BeoVision 10 LCD TV

I personally just love the way the Bang & Olufsen BeoVision 10 TV looks. Although its well out of my cheap televisions budget by miles we can all have little dreams can’t we? Being Bang & Olufsen the sound quality of the BeoVision 10 LED backlight LCD TV is probably excellent too (but don’t be dragged into the marketing too much as you can normal find a similar set up at a much lower price but without the Bang & Olufsen name). So how much does this stunning looking television cost? Well we think it’ll be retailing for around £6,000 which make far from being a cheap television. So why is it on our website? Well its aspirational and it looks gorgeous which is enough for us.

Bang & Olufsen BeoVision 10 LED TV

I personally like the sound of this part from the Bang & Olufsen BeoVision 10 website “the frame takes up a minimum part of the total TV surface and by selecting a high-gloss aluminium polishing the frame almost disappears. To help obtain this optical perception of invisibility, the rear frame is angled nearly in parallel to the wall, you can almost only see the front frame even when looking at the TV from an angle. This way the TV blends in and becomes part of the wall – and the interior decoration.”

Big Samsung 70 Inch LCD TV

The Samsung LE70F96 70″ tellevision has been around for a while (since 2007 I think) but even today it still impresses ans more importantly you can actually buy this screen! Obviously its full HD (1080p) and comes with an array of inputs and outputs. I’ve never seen one in the flesh but would imagine the picture quality of this huge 70 inch LCD television is no whee near as good as any of the montster plasma televisions that have been doing the round. Just for the record Sony also produce a 70″ LCD TV, well at least they used to as they seem to have removed it from the Sony Style store.