Toshiba 32BV501B 32-inch Widescreen HD Ready LCD TV with Freeview £179.00.99 @ Ebay cheapest_electrical

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  Premier1 year, 3 weeks ago #1Show comment toolsReply

  They've been this price almost a month.
  
  I'd be tempted to wait a few more days to see if he reduces them again ....
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  konimitsu1 year, 3 weeks ago #2Show comment toolsReply

  The seller has reduced the price from £204.99-£199.99-£194.99-£179.99
  Free 12 Months Warranty & Free Delivery
  The TV has received good reviews. Now is probably the best time to purchase before they increase the price.

  
  
  Graded tv, yuk! Better off looking for a new one the same or slightly higher price rather than someones used / returned tv.
  
  Where do you find the good reviews for this tv by the way?
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  dooper1 year, 3 weeks ago #3Show comment toolsReply

  Review... http://www.which.co.uk/technology/tv-and-dvd/reviews/led--lcd-and-plasma-tv/toshiba-32bv501/review/
  
  Score 40% (just 1% away from "DON'T BUY" status)
  
  Not designed or made by Toshiba. Designed & made by Vestel. Hence the typically poor review score.
  
  http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/toshiba-40bv801b-40-inch-1080p-freeview-hd-amazon-299-free-delivery-1154079#post13824863 ... Post #33... "I wouldn't touch anything made by Vestel and rebadged. I have repaired many Vestel products with hitachi/toshiba etc on them. They are cheap because ...they are cheap! Inferior builds and components compared to proper branded builds. It really is worth paying a little extra".
  
  

  
  Edited By: dooper on Apr 23, 2012 15:32
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  guilbert531 year, 3 weeks ago #4Show comment toolsReply

  Which magazine did a test a few months ago of the power usage of a "cheap" TV and a lower power branded TV.
  
  They found over 4 years the extra power used by the cheap TV, even when it was off, came to hundreds of pounds.
  
  So buying a cheap TV can actually cost you more money in the long run than buying an expensive TV.
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  Searcher21 year, 3 weeks ago #5Show comment toolsReply

  Guilbert... I think you mean 'in standby ' rather than 'off'. When you switch a TV off at the mains (as would be recommended) it can't use any power. Whatever TV you have you must be watching far more than is healthy if the bill over 4 years issue hundreds of pounds more than another model.

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