Highly rated and plenty in stock. Built for entertainment, this 32 inch Smart TV from Bush is perfect for any family home. With great apps, including Youtube, Netflix and BBC iPlayer, as well as a built in Freeview tuner, this TV has something for everyone. You can also surf the web, use social media and connect games consoles.
This TV benefits from SRS TruSurround, providing enhanced sound. Connection ports include 1 SCART socket, 1 USB port, 2 HDMI sockets, 1 PC input socket and headphone capability.
Television picture quality:
LED TV Screen.
HD Ready display resolution.
Screen size: 32 inches.
Motion rate 50Hz.
Response time 20 milliseconds.
Viewing angle 178/178 degrees.
Resolution 1366 x 768 pixels.
Connectivity:
1 SCART socket, 1 USB port and 2 HDMI sockets.
Smart TV.
PC input socket.
Component video socket.
Composite socket.
Headphone socket.
AV socket.
Wi-Fi dongle included.
Ethernet connection.
Open browser.
Suitable for wall mounting 200 x 100 bracket.
Sound quality:
DTS sound system.
2 x 6 watt RMS power output.
Digital features:
Features USB video playback.
Freeview digital tuner.
Single core processor.
7 day electronic programme guide (EPG).
CI plus slot.
Additional features:
Sleep timer.
Child lock.
Size of TV H44, W74, D8cm.
Weight of TV 6kg (unpackaged).
Size of TV with stand: H48, W74, D18.5cm.
Weight of TV with stand: 6.55kg
Top comments
yorxman to pig_dog
27 Mar 169#2
Well that was a totally pointless comment!!
pig_dog
27 Mar 165#1
Not bad if you're one of the those people who still buys DVD's and says: "there's no difference between them and Blu-ray's".
Cameron92
27 Mar 163#13
Can't believe companies even get away with selling HD Ready 720p screens anymore. I'm sure about 3 years ago anything over 32 inches was almost definitely 1080p but the last couple years there is a sudden resurgence of going back to 720p even on very large panels 42 inches and larger.
All comments (37)
pig_dog
27 Mar 165#1
Not bad if you're one of the those people who still buys DVD's and says: "there's no difference between them and Blu-ray's".
yorxman to pig_dog
27 Mar 169#2
Well that was a totally pointless comment!!
stubbs101
27 Mar 162#3
Not even 1080p
pig_dog
27 Mar 162#4
1366 x 768 is just offensive!
forcedv
27 Mar 16#5
An adult (I can only presume) human being has become offended by a television set. X):laughing:
Now that's new, even for me.
yorxman
27 Mar 162#6
1049088 actually
pig_dog
27 Mar 162#7
No, by a resolution.
yorxman
27 Mar 16#8
Oh well that's ok then!! :confused:
Flyer
27 Mar 16#9
Got this yesterday for the bedroom as the old one just went pop... Wouldn't have it as a main set but perfectly adequate for our purpose. Good price, easy set up and built in Netflix... Plus the £10.00 voucher for spending over £100. 00. Can't go wrong really...
yorxman to Flyer
27 Mar 161#10
Yeah but the resolution maaaan...'pig_dog' not happy about it!!
Traveller03
27 Mar 161#11
HD televisions have plummeted in price in recent months as 4K tries to barge in. So £140 for just a 32" 'half HD' television by Bush is hardly a great deal. Unless you want a budget tv for the kids room.
Flyer
27 Mar 16#12
Fair point but as stated, it's for the bedroom and with both the £10.00 voucher (which will go on the£128gb micro sd card I was going to buy anyway AND the 10% from quidco for in store argos purchases, it starts looking a little more attractive for my personal circumstances. It'll never beat the 2 downstairs Panasonics but for a little over a £100.00 I never expected it to.
Cameron92
27 Mar 163#13
Can't believe companies even get away with selling HD Ready 720p screens anymore. I'm sure about 3 years ago anything over 32 inches was almost definitely 1080p but the last couple years there is a sudden resurgence of going back to 720p even on very large panels 42 inches and larger.
kdk
27 Mar 161#14
Dude, you've got to relax. Resolution is important to some people. pig_dog even said it is 'not bad' as long as you don't care about resolution - which you clearly don't.
LyesLyes18
27 Mar 16#15
I bought one yesterday for the bedroom, it's a good quality for the price £116 after £10 argos voucher + you may get 10 % cash back quidco.
if you complain about the resolution then you have to double the price at least.
damadgeruk to LyesLyes18
27 Mar 16#16
I'm delighted you are happy with it though this is a poor quality tv as you are likely to find out. I'm not a brand snob though I buy stuff to last and these TV's are cheap for a reason. A friend just replaced an 18 month young Hitachi as it had died already.
LyesLyes18
27 Mar 16#17
if you want a higher quality you need to spend a lot more than £116 .
I think this tv is a good quality FOR the price . ( include voucher and cashback )
damadgeruk
27 Mar 16#18
I disagree, free wouldn't make this tv good quality, the upside is vestel TV's are relatively easy to repair (as they fail so often).
mum2oneplustwins
27 Mar 16#19
Good deal!
legendrestreet
27 Mar 16#20
what's the issue with 720p?? sky/virgin only broadcast in 720p at best anyways...
Trace6x to legendrestreet
28 Mar 16#26
1080p is generally considered standard, 720p is flogged cheap to people who don't know what resolution is
MajorCockUp
27 Mar 16#21
hd ready, hd, full hd, 4k, etc etc etc etc. been on huge resolutions on my pc monitors for years before it was cool. i even had 1900 x 900 on my old 12 yrs old plasma 42 inch way before they even dared to call it hd. but hey, lets stick to paying for hd and 4k. nevermind me being a resolution hipster
spannerzone
27 Mar 161#22
It's a 32" Smart TV for under £140 for goodness sake! - if you need higher resolutions then don't buy this TV, it's pretty simple :stuck_out_tongue:
matth9999
27 Mar 16#23
Astounding price for Smart .. though not 1080p and not Freeview HD - and while you might not be that bothered about Freeview in HD, HD also includes a couple of channels not present in SD and also support for the streamed channels, so it's not just "a few channels in HD".
alyharry
28 Mar 16#24
Ideal TV's for bedroom.....only watch for short time....plus the £10 voucher, cashback too and they even delivered it for free......not bad for a cheap tv!!.....easy to set up, kids love it.....what do some people want for just over a hundred pound!!!.....
Raytor
28 Mar 16#25
as the op says for a bedroom tv,and the fact that he,s got a voucher as well makes this a good deal for some people.sure the tv isnt going to be great quality,but if he gets at least 12 months outta it then thats a hit worth taking in my opinion for some people,but maybe not for others.so on that basis ,heat added.personally i wouldnt pull the trigger on this deal myself.
tjgreen2010
28 Mar 16#27
God, what a lot of tv snobs! Some peoples eyesight isn't as great as others which means resolution is less important. And as for buying better 'brands', I've had a 22" technika in my bedroom for at least 6 years and it's still working. I've just upgraded to a 32" Sharp, 720p for £139 and it's great for my purpose. I couldn't actually see a difference between this and the hd TVs. That's me, personally!
lewis_rp
29 Mar 16#28
Hi,
Does this tv play mkv files off an usb stick ?
Lux1
29 Mar 16#29
Hello all,
Can this TV be hooked up to Sky? I need one for my mother's bedroom, she's disabled and in bed a lot. The Sky engineer told me that if she doesn't like the Sky channels, and wants to cancel the Sky subscription, they usually leave the Sky cables in place in she changes her mind in the future. It seems the cables are connected to the Sky plus HD box and NOT the TV itself. If that happens, can I get the TV connected to a digital recorder Freesat box, and then connect the Freesat recorder to the Sky cables? Then will she be able to get Freesat? She is not that keen on Freeview.
matth9999 to Lux1
1 Apr 16#33
Any TV can be used with a box.
It's rare, but there are a few TVs with satellite tuning built in, if a really tidy satellite hookup is needed - first one I spotted was a blaupunkt on a foreign site.
PS. So long as you are out of contract obligation, you keep ALL the Sky kit, and it drops to "Freesat from Sky" mode (free channels only, plus feature disabled).
Lux1
29 Mar 16#30
Also, how does one claim the 10% Quidco cashback if one is buying in-store? Do I still go to Argos via the Quidco site and then press click and collect? Will the store then give the cashback UPON purchase, or will it come via Quidco as usual? What about Topcashback, do they do the same deal? Have never used Quidco, although registered with them. Are they as good as TCB?
Lux1
29 Mar 16#31
Where is the free £10 voucher mentioned in the OP? It doesn't seem to show up on the Argos link. All it says is £1 back when you spend £25 or more.
I assume that means £1 totally, not £1 for EVERY £25 you spend?!
legendrestreet
30 Mar 16#32
but I'm right in what I said, sky and virgin broadcast there HD in 720p
fatzz
4 Apr 16#34
Out of stock for me. Would been good for kids room
elle1979
7 Apr 16#35
We have one in playroom. Kids love the Netflix & YouTube apps and it's great for the wii too.
Lux1
7 Apr 16#36
Thank you, matth9999. I was actually wondering about what would happen if I decided to cancel DURING the coooling off period (if mum didn't like Sky). In that case, can we connect her TV to a Freesat digital recorder box, and then connect the box to the Sky cables that are still in place.That should give her Freesat, no?
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Opening post
This TV benefits from SRS TruSurround, providing enhanced sound. Connection ports include 1 SCART socket, 1 USB port, 2 HDMI sockets, 1 PC input socket and headphone capability.
Television picture quality:
LED TV Screen.
HD Ready display resolution.
Screen size: 32 inches.
Motion rate 50Hz.
Response time 20 milliseconds.
Viewing angle 178/178 degrees.
Resolution 1366 x 768 pixels.
Connectivity:
1 SCART socket, 1 USB port and 2 HDMI sockets.
Smart TV.
PC input socket.
Component video socket.
Composite socket.
Headphone socket.
AV socket.
Wi-Fi dongle included.
Ethernet connection.
Open browser.
Suitable for wall mounting 200 x 100 bracket.
Sound quality:
DTS sound system.
2 x 6 watt RMS power output.
Digital features:
Features USB video playback.
Freeview digital tuner.
Single core processor.
7 day electronic programme guide (EPG).
CI plus slot.
Additional features:
Sleep timer.
Child lock.
Size of TV H44, W74, D8cm.
Weight of TV 6kg (unpackaged).
Size of TV with stand: H48, W74, D18.5cm.
Weight of TV with stand: 6.55kg
Top comments
All comments (37)
Now that's new, even for me.
if you complain about the resolution then you have to double the price at least.
I think this tv is a good quality FOR the price . ( include voucher and cashback )
Does this tv play mkv files off an usb stick ?
Can this TV be hooked up to Sky? I need one for my mother's bedroom, she's disabled and in bed a lot. The Sky engineer told me that if she doesn't like the Sky channels, and wants to cancel the Sky subscription, they usually leave the Sky cables in place in she changes her mind in the future. It seems the cables are connected to the Sky plus HD box and NOT the TV itself. If that happens, can I get the TV connected to a digital recorder Freesat box, and then connect the Freesat recorder to the Sky cables? Then will she be able to get Freesat? She is not that keen on Freeview.
It's rare, but there are a few TVs with satellite tuning built in, if a really tidy satellite hookup is needed - first one I spotted was a blaupunkt on a foreign site.
PS. So long as you are out of contract obligation, you keep ALL the Sky kit, and it drops to "Freesat from Sky" mode (free channels only, plus feature disabled).
I assume that means £1 totally, not £1 for EVERY £25 you spend?!