The Goodmans 48 Inch LED TV G48227T2 produces a crystal clear image and access to all your favourite channels with Freeview HD Tuner. Goodmans have been producing electronics since 1948 so have the heritage and prestige to know their product is good enough to rival the best.
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3guesses
17 Apr 166#27
I had a girlfriend like that once.
paulieh
19 Apr 164#42
It's a TV, and a big one at that, with a fairly decent picture for not too much money. Sure, it might not be amazing but if you are like me and have kids with sticky hands toiching the screen and various toys being lobbed around the living room then this is good enough! Heat from me :smiley:
jymufc
19 Apr 164#44
Its a deals website not a brag about your salary website.
noahsdad
18 Apr 163#33
Any question was rhetorical. I simply pointed out what is cheap for someone who is able to buy something at £225 equating to a days pay, is not relative to most other people on here who certainly don't earn anything like that a day, if indeed in a whole week. That you are stating this is cheap on the basis you commented on is just wide of the mark. My comment was in no way a socialist comments, and lets not deflect from what I said. It was really not needed for you to modestly tell us all your earnings either to make your point if you genuinely do consider the item to be cheap.
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LOUGHBORO GUY
17 Apr 162#1
Enough to rival the best ? Goodmans !
spannerzone
17 Apr 16#2
Goodmans started in 1928, they're giving the impression they're newbies at this electronics lark! :smile:
I wonder if Cello have bought the rights to use the name? - Goodmans own site doesn't list many of their own TV's
oUkTuRkEyIII
17 Apr 161#3
Goodmans store on ebay sell Cello tvs so maybe they are mates :smiley:
spannerzone
17 Apr 16#4
Ah sounds like it, Goodmans name has been used by so many companies it's hard to know what's what... Argos had the name for some time then other companies bought the rights, looks like they're now trying to get back to making more decent looking products, judging by the cool radios on their site.
bavis1
17 Apr 161#5
the original goodmans bear no relation to this goodmans it is just a brand name used by various different companys made in china under license they use several different brand names
chrisredmayne
17 Apr 16#6
Sure I had a goodmans CD player when I was little!
noahsdad
17 Apr 161#7
It is a bit like you can buy a pair of Adiddas or Nike trainers for £50 or get the hi-tech or Gola ones for £15.
You can get a Samsung or Sony TV, or you can get a Goodmans or Alba or whatever for cheaper. Your getting what your paying for with this TV though.
mr-mixalot to noahsdad
17 Apr 162#16
I grew up wearing Hi Tec
In fact I wear them when I'm in surgery :wink:
lumsdot
17 Apr 163#8
is it as good as Amstrad?
wudipest
17 Apr 161#9
Goodmans, Alba, JL, Tesco, Argos (basically not Samsung, LG, Panny, Sharp, Phillips, Toshiba or Sony) are all made by Vestel, a Turkish manufacturer
they are basically Vestel TVs rebadged with retailers name
you do get what you pay for
marteee to wudipest
17 Apr 16#11
JL being John Lewis? Theyre absolutely NOT comparable to the other dross you mention! They're (barely) rebadged LG sets
bellboys to wudipest
17 Apr 163#12
I think you will find some of those mainstream brands you mention actually DO sell Turkish-made TVs with their mainstream brand name stuck on the front.
icbtihk to wudipest
17 Apr 16#14
I'm pretty sure that the lower end Sharp TVs aren't made by Sharp, my lc55cfe6241k looking at the fonts used on the back identifying HDMI ports etc seem cheap and customer support is through UMC.
Gollywood to wudipest
17 Apr 161#15
UMC make Sharp TVs
brookysm to wudipest
17 Apr 161#19
Vestel make Toshiba TV's, Phillips name is now liecened to a Chinese company called TP Vision. This is a Vistel set too.
adam4007
17 Apr 163#10
Can't beat a good matsui lol
Bubuka83
17 Apr 16#13
great find thanks op! heat added!
jazzzy786
17 Apr 16#17
Goodmans is okay compared to Alba. I had a Goodmans cd player which was very good quality and out lasted my Sony hifi.
brookysm to jazzzy786
17 Apr 16#20
Goodmans of old doesn't exist anymore, Argos bought the brand name when they went bust.
Sentral
17 Apr 16#18
This can't be any good for that price?!
3guesses
17 Apr 16#21
Hmmm... title says Freeview HD but specs say Freeview. No mention of scart or PC connectivity, and it doesn't look particularly slim. Although apparently it does have 100Hz refresh rate and only consumes 20W of power...
shuwaz
17 Apr 16#22
oh man, Matsui... those were the days.
Are their products still available? If not I'm buying the rights to the name to bring back the good old glory days.
iMatsui phone here we come!
Lanius
17 Apr 16#23
It wants £50 postage from me. Bah.
far
17 Apr 16#24
We had a Matsui TV - got it in 2000 and it was a 28" widescreen set with OnDigital for £300 - quite a bargain! However, the OnDigital receiver in it wouldn't do red button or interactive so was a pain at times.
This looks like a good TV, I'll buy one for our holiday house. It seems incredible that I can buy a 48" TV for about a day's pay.
Thank you OP, heat added.
noahsdad
18 Apr 162#30
Or maybe your days pay (which most don't put into the public domain) is actually a weeks pay for many people, and that's what is really incredible here?
LOUGHBORO GUY
18 Apr 16#31
Poor brand walk away
othen
18 Apr 16#32
I'm not sure what was your question. I suspect you meant this to be a social comment, which was not the point of my comment at all (which was clearly that the TV was cheap compared with wages). This is a cheap deals web-site, if you want a forum for socialism you should look elsewhere.
Best wishes,
Alan
noahsdad
18 Apr 163#33
Any question was rhetorical. I simply pointed out what is cheap for someone who is able to buy something at £225 equating to a days pay, is not relative to most other people on here who certainly don't earn anything like that a day, if indeed in a whole week. That you are stating this is cheap on the basis you commented on is just wide of the mark. My comment was in no way a socialist comments, and lets not deflect from what I said. It was really not needed for you to modestly tell us all your earnings either to make your point if you genuinely do consider the item to be cheap.
othen
18 Apr 16#34
Not wishing to get into a pointless argument: assuming 225 working days year at £225/day would imply a salary of £50,000. Lots of people (including in the public sector (such as junior doctors and fairly senior teachers)) earn that much. Your model would imply that the norm was £9000/year, which is far less than the average (£24,000/year). Neither of us is exactly right, but that was far from my point.
3guesses
18 Apr 16#35
Do we the know the demographics of HUKD users?
othen
18 Apr 16#36
I doubt that anyone knows that information, but I suspect HUKD has a very broad spectrum of users. It is an excellent site and used (to my knowledge) by everyone from university students earning nothing to chief executives earning £200,000/year.
captain_cab
18 Apr 16#37
Good price for that size but have to agree with questionable brand.
othen
18 Apr 162#38
Whilst you are of course entitled to your opinion, I wonder whether it is based on any fact?
I wondered about this brand, so I have read the reviews for this TV on Amazon, and I have to admit they were generally very good indeed. Perhaps there really are no bad brands these days. Our 40" Toshiba (I remember paying rather more for it, largely because of my perception of the brand at the time) has gone wrong twice in less than two years.
This morning I noticed a Digihome 43" smart TV for sale at £199 in the local Tesco. This seems to be the regular price, so there is no rush to buy, and I've just read the reviews, which are also very good. I suspect there will be someone here that will say that Digihome is rubbish, and that it is important to buy a brand costing three times as much, but I wonder how much of that is domestic snobbery rather than fact.
shuwaz
18 Apr 16#39
I remember we first bought a 20" Matsui TV something like 25 to 30 years ago!
Common Sense
19 Apr 161#40
I paid £199 from Currys for the same one and subscribed (to get £100 off which was cancelled as I was not in an OnDigital area)! It was a bargain. With digital swap over the tuner did not work and one had to buy a set top box.
Those were the days!
Common Sense
19 Apr 161#41
I can confirm multi-millionaires use this site.
There are streets in the country where every house is worth over £1million or every person is worth at least 1 million
and owner's children still go to state schools and earn barely more than double the national average. One would not suspect they are millionaires. £1million was a lot of money 30 years ago. For many, it no longer a big deal.
Property price booms make millionaires as does the lottery!
paulieh
19 Apr 164#42
It's a TV, and a big one at that, with a fairly decent picture for not too much money. Sure, it might not be amazing but if you are like me and have kids with sticky hands toiching the screen and various toys being lobbed around the living room then this is good enough! Heat from me :smiley:
tehwabbit
19 Apr 161#43
Not a bad deal, but can be had for £275ish even when not on offer.
It's a standard whitelabel set from China, some are good, some aren't. I think Cello make a bunch of the Goodmans TV's these days, and they tend to be OK based on what I've seen in
Sound will be shocking most likely, but I use a £99 32inch tesco set for my Xbox and there's little quality difference between that and my LG!
jymufc
19 Apr 164#44
Its a deals website not a brag about your salary website.
rbwbabs
19 Apr 161#45
I think (/ hope) the point being made was to underline how technology / cost ratio has changed. In 1987 I paid 400 for an Alba 14" video tv. Still have it , still works, still have the receipt. As a junior doctor contracted to work 112 hrs a week , it was 15x my daily wage. A wage that was/is above average but still many many many times less than top wages. Is it really that offensive to comment that not so long ago no one could contemplate a day's work (even a 24hr one) covering such a purchase.
lumsdot
19 Apr 16#46
Its true tech gets cheaper by the day.
Yesterday someone paid £15 for an apple lightning cable.
Today i got one for £1 from the pound shop.
3guesses
19 Apr 16#47
Now who was it that said Apple cultists I mean users had more money than sense?
othen
20 Apr 16#48
... I think you know that was not the point at all.
noahsdad
20 Apr 161#49
I think you know it is far from the norm to publish your Salary details on a deal post on here. It was also completely off-topic and non relevant however much you wish to pretend otherwise). I am not aware of, and have never seen it happen before.
You fail to grasp, what you or others earn has absolutely nothing to do with this deal, and how good it is. That is specific to you at best. You also fail to grasp that it appears antagonistic (which is probably a kind way to put it), and reflects badly on yourself.
noahsdad
20 Apr 161#50
Yes is the simple and short answer to that.
£225 is the same number of notes, and cash value to you, me, the other medical dude that started this whole conversation, and everyone else on HUKD. Where you work and what you earn is not relevant in the slightest.
You don't see people posting in the supermarket food deals, oh great that that 25p broccoli is just 2 minutes work, or I could buy 30 broccoli's for just one hours work fantastic stuff. Or oh wow that £20,000 car is just 3 months work of my yearly salary, great deal. Sorry but it just doesn't happen, there is such a thing as social awareness and self respect never mind respect for ones self. The original comments were completely distasteful, self indulgent, not necessary and should have been retracted.
Would you really have posted such a comment on this particular deal? Or would you stop and think about how it looks?
GwanGy to noahsdad
20 Apr 16#51
Somebody could easily earn 225 in a day, but it is unknown whether they are earning that every day unless they are salaried. If they were a sex worker, gold miner, Tree feller Sheep shearer or on any type of zero hours contract their money might fluctuate drastically. Some people also get paid overtime at 1.5x or 2.0x (it was the norm!)
Goodmans used to be a company that made things.
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Curiously Cello list the same model, albeit starting with a C rather than a G
http://www.celloelectronics.com//products/detail_feature/286/C48227T2/
I wonder if Cello have bought the rights to use the name? - Goodmans own site doesn't list many of their own TV's
You can get a Samsung or Sony TV, or you can get a Goodmans or Alba or whatever for cheaper. Your getting what your paying for with this TV though.
In fact I wear them when I'm in surgery :wink:
they are basically Vestel TVs rebadged with retailers name
you do get what you pay for
Are their products still available? If not I'm buying the rights to the name to bring back the good old glory days.
iMatsui phone here we come!
http://www.celloelectronics.com/news/details/27/Goodmans_outsource_LED_TV_manufacturing_to_Cello
Thank you OP, heat added.
Best wishes,
Alan
I wondered about this brand, so I have read the reviews for this TV on Amazon, and I have to admit they were generally very good indeed. Perhaps there really are no bad brands these days. Our 40" Toshiba (I remember paying rather more for it, largely because of my perception of the brand at the time) has gone wrong twice in less than two years.
This morning I noticed a Digihome 43" smart TV for sale at £199 in the local Tesco. This seems to be the regular price, so there is no rush to buy, and I've just read the reviews, which are also very good. I suspect there will be someone here that will say that Digihome is rubbish, and that it is important to buy a brand costing three times as much, but I wonder how much of that is domestic snobbery rather than fact.
Those were the days!
There are streets in the country where every house is worth over £1million or every person is worth at least 1 million
and owner's children still go to state schools and earn barely more than double the national average. One would not suspect they are millionaires. £1million was a lot of money 30 years ago. For many, it no longer a big deal.
Property price booms make millionaires as does the lottery!
It's a standard whitelabel set from China, some are good, some aren't. I think Cello make a bunch of the Goodmans TV's these days, and they tend to be OK based on what I've seen in
Sound will be shocking most likely, but I use a £99 32inch tesco set for my Xbox and there's little quality difference between that and my LG!
Yesterday someone paid £15 for an apple lightning cable.
Today i got one for £1 from the pound shop.
You fail to grasp, what you or others earn has absolutely nothing to do with this deal, and how good it is. That is specific to you at best. You also fail to grasp that it appears antagonistic (which is probably a kind way to put it), and reflects badly on yourself.
£225 is the same number of notes, and cash value to you, me, the other medical dude that started this whole conversation, and everyone else on HUKD. Where you work and what you earn is not relevant in the slightest.
You don't see people posting in the supermarket food deals, oh great that that 25p broccoli is just 2 minutes work, or I could buy 30 broccoli's for just one hours work fantastic stuff. Or oh wow that £20,000 car is just 3 months work of my yearly salary, great deal. Sorry but it just doesn't happen, there is such a thing as social awareness and self respect never mind respect for ones self. The original comments were completely distasteful, self indulgent, not necessary and should have been retracted.
Would you really have posted such a comment on this particular deal? Or would you stop and think about how it looks?
Goodmans used to be a company that made things.
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