Bush Deals & Offers

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Ah you've changed it, and now commented 'Where'.....you are an actual genius

szaman81 already posted it. Cost only 10% more. No brainer really

The uninformed have already bought their 55" Polaroid HD Ready screens from Asda for £259 with their weekly shop (embarrassed)

To anyone with any sense and knowledge of tvs its obviously not an oled set, but that DLED marketing term screams of trying to mislead the uninformed.

I got the other one of these from eBay couple of months ago and yes it does - you might need or want to pad it a bit to stop it vibrating/rattling. I haven’t ridden around with it but handy on the turbo trainer! JBL Charge fits better though and goes way louder!

Just buy an Anker Soundcore mini £17.99 and its insane. Save some money and get a real qaulity speaker. This is a rip off for portable speakers.. only 4 hours battery? Soundcore mini has 15 hours lol

Depends how big it is and how many inches

Will this fit in my bottle cage on my bike?? :-)

The sound on this unit is loud enough but theres not much bass. They reduced it from £90 to £60 and now £40 as it obviously hasn't sold because you have to mess around with a third party app to make it work. Got it for my folks but ended up returning it as the app wouldn't work on iPhone 4's. The £29.99 one from home bargains is a much better purchase.

Mono returns!

https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/bush-wireless-speaker-with-amazon-alexa-black-3999-was-8999-at-argos-2902678

But of course there are exceptions to the rule. An LG washing costing £350 (well within the mid-range) shares many of the same internals as their £700 models. The differences are in cosmetics, features and larger load capacity, but otherwise the same machine. By going entry level on a decent make, you are benefitting from the core internals of that product. These are generally of high build quality, which in turn enable the longevity and reliability of the product. Often, when you go mid-range on a rubbish brand, you get the same poor quality internals with a few whistles and bells added for good measures. The only caveat here is that some brands use different manufacturing sited within their ranges. Bosch for example manufacture in Spain, Turkey and Poland. The vast majority of LG and Samsung washers sold in Europe are manufactured in Poland. And the moral of the story. It is always better to go entry level on a quality brand, than to go flagship on a poor one.

You sure? Yes I can and it's clearly you who can't. Again it's cheaper than it usual so of course people are going to vote hot.

I am not surprised.

Many of the comments from people on hot deals will knock most lower end budget products without actually ever owning the product although they will claim they have, the main reason low cost washing machines have a shorter life is because they normally have a smaller capacity wash loads, but people still load them with a 10kg family wash load and then complain it did not wash there clothes properly or after 6 months the bearings gave out.

Yes i do.How can this deal be a bargain,cant you read.

Yeah it was, it was an idiotic thing to contribute, shouldn't have bothered mate...

I have this my only issue is there is no where to store The adapter plug and now I’ve misplaced mine

No, just trading.

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What a ridiculous comment to make. Anyone interested in this wants to play their old vinyl discs on a record player.

No HDR support by the look of it, and only has 2 HDMI ports which would put me off. Has SCART though, and a headphone socket - not even the latest iPhones have that!! Not voted, but if you are looking at investing in 4K UHD, you might as well get at least some sort of HDR as well...

100% agree the Smart features on a TV are almost always naff... but I think most TVs now (especially 4K ones) come with "Smart" features as standard

I think the main part of the deal is the size with the 4K smart is just an added extra adds no value.

If you're after a cheap TV I'd suggest you drop the 'smart' part and just get a plain flat screen TV, the smart in these is poor at best, much better off with a firestick or chrome add on. May be a good deal, but don't expect much from the smart part...!

Entry level with potentially a needle that has a heavy tracking force. Heat for the price but I'd spend the extra.

None in N.Ireland... ;( ;( ;(

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wouldn't play my rare soul records on one of these, that's for sure

there's no subtitles and it's a half hour long, but skipping through i can't see any sign of a microscope or any equipment to properly measure the damage these players cause, so i'd be very wary of what he's saying. the damage to records caused by badly calibrated turntables isn't normally seen easily by the naked eye when the record is going round the turntable 45 times a minute with a stylus in the grooves, the vinyl heats up and the stylus cuts through the vinyl like a hot knife through butter, and instantly cools, trapping things like dust in the vinyl, which is why you get pops and clicks that you can't get rid off. if the turntable isn't calibrated properly, this is where most damage is caused. it's permanent damage that you can't easily see with the naked eye. it's not like taking a knife and making obviously visible surface scratches the problem with this is when people eventually get bored of the fad and the records end up on the second hand market, collectors won't easily be able to tell how bad a record is damaged by looking at pictures or descriptions by sellers who will base condition on looking at the vinyl http://www.audioappraisal.com/will-a-cheap-turntable-damage-your-records/ https://budgetvinylcollector.wordpress.com/2016/08/28/why-cheap-turntables-ruin-vinyl/ http://www.soundmattersblog.com/whats-wrong-cheap-record-players/

Alternatively why not just throw your records into a hedge?

false economy, this will scratch records very easily, If you're happy to spend £20 on a player, and then re-buy your collection once a year, crack on, I'd prefer the dearer playr & buying the cllection once, just adding to it each year.

I need to check the Tesco matching rules and get some there

Only ever seenb them cheaper once in Coperative storees for £1 last December, I purchased 10 boxes...

I love this stuff. Caffine-free and full of flavour. Down from RRP of £1.79 so have some heat from me... (highfive)

Just this version, I find it hard to get Vanilla inmost place.

Nah, not my cuppa tea.