Philips 42'' 1080p Full HD LCD TV with 5 year guarantee £485.18 @ M&S
Was £799 (allegedly) - showing as £649 on the website, but when you go to the FINAL STAGE of the checkout process it drops to £485.18
A bit too large for my own modest taste (and pocket), but it might be worth considering if you're looking for a large 1080p TV with a 5 year guarantee from a reputable company.
Display: LCD Full HD W-UXGA Act. matrix, 1920 x 1080p
Brightness: 500 cd/m²
Viewing angle: 178º
Dynamic contrast: 50000:1
Conectivity: Includes 3 HDMI inputs, PC input (plus sound), 2 scarts etc.
Freeview: Yes
FREE 5 Year M&S Guarantee with this product - No forms necessary - Just keep your receipt.
Remember to go to the FINAL STAGE of the checkout process for the price to drop to £485.18
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Order Summary
Items: £649.00
Delivery charges: £0.00
TAKE VAT: -£13.82
Philips Promo: -£150.00
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Order Total: £485.18
As the order summary states, this is the Phillips Promo Offer that M&S are running. Voted Hot nevertheless if you'looking for a budget set. See a review at http://www.digitalversus.com/article-364-5205-53.html
As the order summary states, this is the Phillips Promo Offer that M&S are running. Voted Hot nevertheless if you'looking for a budget set. See a review at http://www.digitalversus.com/article-364-5205-53.html
That's right. I never believed it to be a glitch either - just an OK price for an OK telly with a 5 year guarantee.
Now I feel little sorry i went for the 40' sony Argos deal some weeks ago, sony is so ugly, and Philips looks simply stunning and the price is unbelievably hot
they also have 100Hz set 42PFL7404 which should be under £700 after discount.
I disagree - it's a very good price on an OK telly. (Not a TV that I would buy myself, but if you are after this particular TV then it's a very good price)
For comparison richersounds have it at £599 (plus an extra £60 if you want a 5 year guarantee). That makes it £175 cheaper at M&S for the same thing, with possibly Quidco/other cashbacks on top saving you more too.
And it's at least £55 cheaper as far as I can see than anywhere else (ebuyer) with/without the 5 year guarantee
As the order summary states, this is the Phillips Promo Offer that M&S are running. Voted Hot nevertheless if you'looking for a budget set. See a review at http://www.digitalversus.com/article-364-5205-53.html
terrible review really-ghosting and not a sharp image-hardly what you are looking for in a tv. how someone else moans about the sony then is beyond me. it's what is under the bonnet that counts, isn't it?. get a nice picture to put on the wall instead vitek (post 8)!
For comparison richersounds have it at £599 (plus an extra £60 if you want a 5 year guarantee). That makes it £175 cheaper at M&S for the same thing, with possibly Quidco/other cashbacks on top saving you more too.
And it's at least £55 cheaper as far as I can see than anywhere else (ebuyer) with/without the 5 year guarantee
Hi. why you wont buy for yourself. Specs looks fine!
5 year guarantee makes this good value IMO.
lol, the code is for womens knitwear
ordered one myself, £485, also 5% quidco
ordered one myself, £485, also 5% quidco
Ha ha, just noticed that and proceeded without the code!
Personally it's be a Panasonic plasma at 42 inch for me (but let's not get into that debate again here!)
Specs aren't everything - if you're thinking of buying one go see it in action first and consider what you're going to use it for in the next X years before you'll be upgrading again.
The Panasonic P42X10 is about £40 more expensive than this (e.g. at Dixons/AJ Electronics at the moment) (without the 5 year warranty).
You don't need to enter the code, the £485.18 comes up automatically at the checkout.
Specs aren't everything - if you're thinking of buying one go see it in action first and consider what you're going to use it for in the next X years before you'll be upgrading again.
The Panasonic P42X10 is about £40 more expensive than this (e.g. at Dixons/AJ Electronics at the moment) (without the 5 year warranty).
Well said.
cheers