Grundig Deals & Offers

In the early 80s Grundig were really good for portable sound systems....now they do colour changing eggs.... cracking

perfect for easter

A colour changing cordless egg lamp. Is there a better example of how far we have fallen as a species?

Might want to put £5 in the title.

Shall check my local store!

Yes, these come in and out of stock, have been for a while. I posted it the other week as it was the cheapest I'd ever seen it. Suppose if you're willing to gamble you could put it in my saved basket and see if the price dips.

Few more back in stock. My dad's put a UK plug on mine for me, have yet to test it though.

Another, apparently "50% quieter" Babyliss Pro Silence 2200W (AC Motor, Ionic), £11.14, Used - Very Good https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/B008VSY59K/ref=dp_olp_used?ie=UTF8&condition=used Though this also has an EU plug, see the review here

Here's another hairdryer (Remington AC5911, 2200W, Pro-Ionic AC Compact Hairdryer, with diffuser), not worth making a thread about as there's 5 in stock. *Going by the one review this likely has an EU plug as well* https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/B00IBDVTCG/ref=dp_olp_all_mbc?ie=UTF8&condition=all £10.75 Open Box - Very Good (2 in stock) £11.33 Open Box - Like New (3 in stock)

There's one more Very Good showing at the moment if you missed out earlier!

Have set in my loft and does very good job helping me see what I am going ! Cannot complain for the price. Give off a lot of light.

I’ve got two sets of these in my shed. Nothing wrong with these whatsoever - they work very well.

Paid £5 from Poundland a year ago. Decent product. Mine is not branded as Grundig. I can't believe how many cheap and tat products are now branded Grundig, JVC, Philips, Akai and so on. All these great brands down the hill...Voted hot anyway, good price.

Poundland have a very similar cob led light 3 part kit with remote

I find these very useful. He would be illuminated...

https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/samsung-ecobubble-ww80j5555fw-8kg-1400-spin-washing-machine-white-graphite-with-5-year-warranty-339-delivered-with-code-at-currys-3314213 That's a good deal

Thanks for the informative response. I want to purchase a new machine no rush as Black Friday is approaching anything you think is a good machine?? Looking at peoples comments on Samsung or LG seem to be good but they also have the aluminium frame for the drum which snaps. Give me your opinion on what’s good ?

Hoover/Candy are as bad if not worse than Hotpoint. Beko are a decent budget brand.

Are Beko or Hoover any good? Got a Hotpoint at the minute and it's ruined my kitchen floor :(

Samsung, LG and Beko make grey/graphite washing machines. Hotpoint too, but they're crap.

Band 20? (lol)

Booster function? Unless it has a higher power rating eg >2kwh then I can see what that would achieve. I thought all ovens heat up "straight away" when you turn them on anyway? Or do they wait a few minutes? Anyway, seems a lot for a single oven....

No wifi control, cook your food from your phone/tablet

no 4k no hdr!!!

(lol)

Sorry pal, box went out in the recycling this morning :/

Barcode please

Great price for a wireless keyboard, heat added, thanks for sharing! (y)

I prefer pickled Gherkins with dill myself - Mcdonalds Gherkins cant beat a bit of jerkin' that Gherkin! ;) (cheeky) Nice keyboard for £3. Cheers Jim! (y)

Well it still bluetooth tho (lol) (lol)

A rated cost 30p to run A++ rated cost 40p to run on same cycle. Tested yesterday

Another 8kg full wash today with sheets/towels and loads of kids clothes.... 1.36kw

TP-Link Smart WiFi Plug, Works with Amazon Alexa (Echo and Echo Dot), Google Home and IFTTT, No Hub Required, Control your Devices from Anywhere https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07CKVZFGX/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_rxybDbFB8WZ1T

That's interesting, thanks. WHat did you use to measure it please? Presumably some kind of smart plug, since it's showing on a phone app?

This is my a++ rated Samsung dv95000m. Takes longer to dry but pulls 600w where as my Siemens b rated pulled 2.1kw and usually stood about 2.79 on most times using it where as above you can see today’s 8kg wash cycle drying energy use.

Slightly cheaper today...

More of these on Warehouse at the moment, though about £1 more.

As the Germans might say, kaput!

Everyone is focusing on just the running costs ....nobody is factoring in the cost of expensive clothes being shrunk by a conventional dryer, hence my intreest in heat pump dryers (which dry at a lower temp & are therefore much kinder to colthes)

£468 for a A+++ rated 8kg sensor tumble dryer with 5 year guarantee sounds good

My dryer is in the garage, so I couldn’t care less about heat radiation from the unit. I reckon we do a load of drying per day also, so if the maths above is correct, id break even after about 15 months. Seems like a good option

Apparently it takes around 11 years to recap the extra expense

I know, but thought i would give their opinion a heads-up, It's slow, taking almost half an hour per kilo of cottons on the cupboard-dry setting. The sensors aren't very accurate, so clothes are still too damp when the buzzer sounds, and shirts come out of the drum with plenty of creases. They're not dried evenly either, so you'll find a few soggy patches, even when other things seem dry. This is a noisy machine, and considering the lengthy programs, you'll have to put up with the racket for a long time. It's hard to clean the lint filter without spreading fluff all over the place. Should I buy it? No. Its cheap running costs are nowhere near enough to make up for such a bad performance, and this dryer is Don't Buy.

Thanks guys. I'm not really aware what the better brands are and was just wondering if at this price point (~£400 for an 8kg heat pump td) this is something to go for.

Grundig(currys only) are beefed up BEKO with 5y warranty. When I researched the spec/price/value point made these a very good choice. Been great and has worked in a garage for a couple of winters now. The HGC has better condenser efficiency(91% v 85%) and lower power(230 v 235) use than the MGC. £400+- is the going rate for these The newer hybrid ones are probably better but a lot more so value is not there yet.

Yes that's the one. We've only had it a few days (delivered Monday) so it's early to say but so far so good. It's quieter than the machine it replaced, takes about the same time, and clothes come out completely dry. UI is easy to use. I'm not 100% sold on the look of it (very shiny door surround) and it's deeper than our old one (so doesn't fit under our unit as well - be sure to measure before buying).

Is the one you got the GTN38250HGCW? Would you recommend it?

On the Curry's site I did a compare Products, there were differences... I guess the main componants were the same but the dispaly and buttons are different ie LED display on the newer one.

I used to have a cat named mittens but the neighbours called him shittens, this made him sad and he fell into a very deep depression, he became very fat and it turns out that my neighbour didn't like mittens because mittens was addicted to toblerone, mittens later died that year, I mistook him for a real pair of mittens at burger king. I also bought these lights, they are good

As they're remotely controlled there will be circuitry 'listening' out for signals from the remote - this will slowly run the batteries down.

These work really well. But seem to use up battery even when not in use.

My delivery for this came today, very happy! ?

Mine was delivered yesterday, challenged their request for cancellation and refund last week and delivery notification arrived a few days later!

Mine's due for delivery on Friday I hope they don't cancel! 😥

They just canceled my order. :(

They cancelled mine yesterday as well. Oh well worth a try.

Why has it taken this long?

What is it like ? Any good?

Hi Ellen How is the oven? Assuming the kitchen is now complete

Finally got the oven delivered!!

Sorry, haven't built the kitchen yet.

https://www.johnlewis.com/lg-f4j6ey2w-freestanding-washing-machine-8-5kg-load-a-energy-rating-1400rpm-spin-white/p3314285? This one also has 5 year warranty provided you register with LG.

They sponser Barcelona so they must be good!!!

True that, dirty Turk men lol - I remember reading the sons name was Ramhi (H is silent) Koc when I was researching Beko last year to see where it was building EU goods in the EU.

Nothing wrong with Beko products of course, but why did you have to mention their owner (lol) Every time I see the name of the company who owns Beko I chuckle a bit. Then I think of the company who owns Arcelik - it's Koc Holding. Admins and mods: before you delete this post, please have a little look on Wikipedia. I am not lying! They really are the names of the companies who control and own Beko.

You can get an LG 1400 8KG with 5Year warranty for £369.