If you're not sure best get two.

You should distance yourself from these people....

Lol typical mainstream brainwashing at work there, I have said before it was only a few years ago people were saying 1080p wasnt worth it unless you at LEAST had a 37 inch screen.

But the mainstream public always believe what they are told.

I still know people who rave about having a 1080p tv then connect via things like scart and composite and just go "but its still hd as the tv is"

Or people who plug in a hdmi cable thinking they have good knowledge only to not change it from 480p lol

This is sub-HD. Steer clear technology neophytes as this is 720p resolution max, or 'HD-Ready' only and not even HD. You can spend a little more and get true HD screens at similar sizes.

Seems like a good deal, do I buy it for the sake of it? hmmmmmm

I would have got two if I didn't already have 2 other screens on my desk ha

Would have been smoking if it was full HD. Good deal if you're on a budget.

prepared to be berated (not by me) for the fact it might not have HDMI 2.0 ports, lolz

getting 3 for (PC) multi screen gaming would be nice

nice spot

720p?? Not on your nelly

Also have the 28" version for £40 more http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-and-home-entertainment/televisions/televisions/samsung-t28e310-28-led-tv-10127011-pdt.html

cheers op. Great for my boys room.

Same price as during black friday & all that, for reference/if anyone missed it

You should distance yourself from these people....

It isnt just friends and family though, its online or friends of friends they think its just about owning a HDTV with the most numbers, its the same type of people who think having like a 50 inch Alba tv is better than a 40 inch Samsung just because its bigger.

Cheap Samsung TV is cheap.

Potential for 10% Quidco on this too - had to check the amount but specifically says TVs up to 30"!

It's probably better at being a 50" TV than the 40" Samsung :stuck_out_tongue:

As Mark Twain said:

'It's easier to fool the masses, than to convince them that they have been fooled'.

thank you, girls Christmas finally sorted

Just add a now tv box and you have a smart tv with iplayer, itv player, 4od, youtube etc.

Hot from me. With the manufacturers, shippers and high street supposedly all taking a margin whatever must the production cost of one of these be?

This is sub-HD. Steer clear technology neophytes as this is 720p resolution max, or 'HD-Ready' only and not even HD. You can spend a little more and get true HD screens at similar sizes.

Struggling to reconcile the fact anyone would want a £99 24" TV when you could have a 32" for the same price (pretty much, actually the same on black friday).

Hm, need to insert some stupid comment to reinforce the point...

"Bah! My smart watch has a bigger screen than this!"

Might get this and a chromecast for the bedroom... worth it?

Been told the sound of this is terrible, can anyone confirm or deny please?

I'm not sure how this is 400 degrees, 720p 24" for £100? you can get a 24" 1080p monitor for cheaper pretty much any day

that voucher code has now ended by the way

Not a bad deal if your after a 24"

Free next day delivery too.

This is actually pretty poor...

I would rather raid amazon warehouse deals for a 1080p set for around the same price.

No idea why this is hot...

Since the 10% code expired, you can still get £10 off £100 spend with O2 priority code

This TV is ideal for my 5 yr olds bedroom to watch CBeebies and her Rugrat DVD's. I dont think she cares about 1080p etc. Voted hot

Seems like a good deal

Maybe a noob question and nothing directed at anyone, but for my own knowledge, why is this a good deal? I saw 1080p monitors of the same size at around this price, this is 720p and ordinarily I thought monitors are more expensive than TVs? Can someone shed some light please?

Why is the resolution so different

Just question my self ?

1 People buy this TV because it is cheap and they do not know where to spend the money
2 People buy this TV because just to have 10 TV in the house Kitchen , Toilets, Bedrooms , etc ...
3 People buy this TV because it is on the deal and I must have as well , because it is cheap (all buying Im joining)
4 People buy this TV because they do need one in the kitchen + they do not care about parameters
5 2 People buy this TV because they can not spend extra 100 Pound and get proper TV ??

Anyway cheap cheap cheap cheap Im so cheap

Not a bad deal but is this a better buy, FHD ( does it makes much difference at this size) and 22" if you can live with 2" less but I think this is a bit more stylish and has smart features if that's your thing.

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/3387586.htm?CMPID=GS001&_$ja=cgid:12488203250|tsid:59158|cid:200217410|lid:115324450850|nw:g|crid:66128550650|rnd:14402533213559007992|dvc:c|adp:1o5|bku:1&gclid=Cj0KEQiA4qSzBRCq1-iLhZ6Vsc0BEiQA1qt-zlvhM6IsLXMWhzfUwKZ8JU9x1Ik299TztFWYaQWQa9MaAsu68P8HAQ

Auto correct! What I meant to say was
"720p? Got one more telly!"
Great deal, or not..

Good find, good price, tempting !

often use that one with tobias smollett quote
some folks are wise and some folks are otherwise

I bought a Sammy LED 24" back in 2013 for £110, I think, and it was worth it. Picture quality-wise it looks fantastic and while it supports 1080p you're not going to get to experience a full 1080p experience on a small screen so if that's a concern, buy a much bigger HDTV.

Lovely

It's a good deal if you want a tv for the kids room or a bedroom. You're not going to see a whole lot of difference between 720 and 1080 at that size unless you're gaming on it or really up close, so if it's across the room in a bedroom it's fine.

The LG 24MT46 is a great little TV it is full HD. This seems to be the best price and with free delivery:-
http://markselectrical.co.uk/24MT46D-PZ_LG-Personal-Television-and-Monitor.html

£129 now

Received it on Monday, no complaints about the screen as it's in the kitchen and full HD is not going to be noticed much. Much better than a pricer generic brand TV we had though (albeit prices have fallen since then).