you know you're on to a winner when one of the selling points is "remote control with batteries"

Really?


So?


You should mind your business whilst waiting in said queue.

Thats because the image is displayed upside down...
I'll get my coat
Have some heat

What appears to be reviews of the TV when it was available in Aldi Australia. Not very good from the looks of it.
http://www.productreview.com.au/p/bauhn-55-139cm-full-hd.html

What appears to be reviews of the TV when it was available in Aldi Australia. Not very good from the looks of it.
http://www.productreview.com.au/p/bauhn-55-139cm-full-hd.html

you know you're on to a winner when one of the selling points is "remote control with batteries"

Yep.
4 and 5 star reviews really suck :confused:

Saw this in Germany this summer. Absolute crap; haven't seen such a poor picture quality in many years. My 16 year old Toshiba 50-inch projection tv has better picture than this....Not worth even £400( it is 229€ in Germany)

Will be keeping eyes peeled for a branded 100hz 55" black friday. Last year LG 55" was on offer £499 Richer Sounds.

Hot for price and warranty!

Will do fine for the chav's

The meat free stand had sold it to me!

Really?


So?


You should mind your business whilst waiting in said queue.

Captain, we have a bite over here.......

Looking at the Aussie reviews you need to add in the cost of an external FreeviewHD/Android/Nowtv to get a decent picture.

Has anyone managed to find out who makes Bauhn or is it in fact made by Bauhn. Is that pronounced Bourne as in Jason Bourne. Best be careful lol.

Looking at the australian revues this brand of tv appear to be very bad. It says it has a 3 year warranty on Aldi's website so if Bauhn have a decent R & D department you will get your 3 years. Personally this is £399.00 you can put towards a branded tv made by LG, Samsung or Sony. Most living rooms don't need a 55" tv anyway. I bought a 50" in January moving from a 47". The 50" is the same width but less in height than the old tv as new tv's have a small bezel. The screen is bigger obviously but I think 50" is too big for my room. Thank god I didn't buy the 55" which I nearly did. 55" is the same height as my old 47" so nearly nearly made a huge mistake. Fine if you have a big living room.

Yes but how long is your living room. Some bungalows have more floor space than a normal house.

13' 8" x 10' 8"

Wow!
Cold for the sake of what? FOURTY PENCE?
LOL :laughing:

Your tv will cover one of the walls then.

A 64" TV will only cover the 13'8" wall of a chav. :smirk:

But my mum always told me never to watch the tv too close as it would damage my eyes. Is that just an old wives tale cos back then tv's were only like 20/22". I have one that size in my utility. You really got a 64" tv or you just winding me up. That would be ace for playing sniper games lol.

Your last line gave me a big smile. Don't you find it a bit in your face lol

I guess with that size screen you can imagine you are involved in the action. Is it 3d lol.

:smirk:

Bauhn 55" 4k on sale in Aldi Aus for UK £369!!!
http://www.bauhn.com.au/product-listing/55-4k-ultra-hd-led-smart-tv

This is not listed as current stock on Bauhn website and so must be old stock. The 4k above has HDMI 2.0. Might be best to see if that gets here before xmas as a similar price.

it's people like you that give the English a bad name, arrogant pr*t

Bought it three days ago. Very light to carry.
Good looking .
Easy to assemble and set up.
Actually we are impressed. Really nice picture both non hd and hd. Xbox fallout looks Amazing . All in all very happy. If not there's a 60 day return money back.
Brilliant.

Picked up the 55". It looks awful on factory settings, so you'll need to tinker with the limited settings.

Contrast: 50
Brightness: 50
Saturation: 45
Sharpness: 20
Noise Reduction: Off

Flash tones are a little red, but but with these settings you've got a perfectly capable large panel. I wouldn't have it as a main unit, but to fill an extra room it's a bargain. Be sure to turn off Noise Reduction.

We bought this tv but what hard drive do we need to buy for the pvr to work? We spent 45 pound on a Toshiba hard drive yesterday and it dosent work ?

So we have hooked it up to bt wifi etc. But when I want to alter the settings all I can use is the tv handset for volume. I can't access settings etc from tv handset. Any ideas please??

Where does the aerial go? BT ?

I bought one of these yesterday. i find the picture to be very good connected to sd sky channels and much better using my bluray player.
downfall is the sound, but a cheap soundbar has sorted this out.
id rate it 4 out of 5. would of given 5 stars if the remote batteries had of been duracell :smiley:

There is a LAN connection on tv but is it possible to use a wireless usb adapter? And if I can, will I be able to access Netflix??

Use a solid state usb hard drive formatted to FAT32 and it will work perfectly. I have two connected holding hundreds of films.