​really why i think thats great fot a smart and 3D tv ?

​i dont like crack in tvs :disappointed:

Got me son the 40" version a few days ago and he loves it. Came with 2 pairs of 3D glasses. What am I looking for when buying more glasses, is it just Samsung Active and they will work?

Anyone know if this has a satellite input to feed a sky dish straight into?

What 3D is also useful for is support for 120HZ gaming :-)

Hot, shame 55" is still in excess of £600.

Any opinions on how the picture compares to the latest 32" models (Samsung)?

According to Quidco site "for all TVs for home delivery and Fast Track sales - 5%".

May have to make a claim if poss as still not tracked. But hey still a good deal without te cashback so can't complain. :smirk::smile:

My cashback has tracked but at 1% :/

Nice one, I had to pay for delivery. Being delivered tonight.

It just said something like "we have decided to deliver this to you for free" as I was checking out. I don't know why or how. I've heard people say sometimes they offer it

No free delivery option for me. Had to Fast Track order but can't collect until Thursday :disappointed: . Hopefully I still get the cashback as it hasn't tracked yet . . .

how did you get free delivery

Me too :smiley: It all seems really good. Argos gave me free delivery :innocent: And tomorrow was available! :smile: Wohooo! :laughing: Thanks for the Quidco tip :wink:

And don't forget 5% cashback through Quidco today.

Decided to buy one. The Full RGB range does seem to be available according to the internet. Will be replacing my Sony 32HX753 which I've had for 4 and a half years and now I don't need to upgrade to a 40inch to get a half-decent spec :smiley:

Although samsung and other companies are discontinuing 3d. There are a lot of titles already out there and some amazing demos on youtube which you can play through the tv

H6400 and H6300 are one of if not the best 1080ps in the Samsung range, good quality TVs. However I do find this overpriced for a 32 inch. I paid slightly more for the 40 inch from John Lewis via a price match last year.

3D isn't important but even so it works well on this model. The TV offers a top class panel and video chipset. If you want a Tesco brand TV then buy one. This is about as good as it gets for this screen size so I would say for this price it's rather good value.

Just search for H6400 reviews. They were class leading sets for 2014 and still extremely good today.

It isn't the RGB connection but a x seeing that gives more depth to the colour on the tv screen, but thanks anyway :smiley:

it's annoying though that comparably 32" TVs are more expensive than larger TVs .. I need one for a bedroom as 24" is too small

What's going on. It's expensive and 3D is a thing of past already. There are no 3D channels and very few 3D movies in future if any.

It's active 3D so the glasses are about £15 quick check Samsung sell them for this amount but you might get them cheaper from third party sites like EBay or CEX

On the argos site (in the product Q&A) it says that no 3D glasses are included with the set. What ones would you need to buy to view 3D with this? Thanks.

Would JL or Richer Sounds price match to get the gurantee? Although I'm not sure if either of them would stock this now, given its age - oos on the JL website.

Does this have the full rgb? was going to buy. ju6000 a few weeks ago until someone mentioned this wasn't supported. And would this be better than the j6300? as I don't want a curved if possible but a little doubtful as it's a 2014 tv
thanks

Besides not being curved, can anyone advise as to how this compares to the latest Samsung 32 inchers?
thanks

​Totally agree. It's becoming so difficult to find decent 32 inch tvs with good specs nowadays. Not everyone has space for 40+ inch tvs.

For one of the best 32 inch TVs around? I think not. Just because you are buying what is considered a small TV doesn't mean you should sacrifice on picture quality, which this has a lot of. Quality.

Can you say that with a crap Chewbacca mask on. Actually don't cos then I'd have to block you from being re-posted by re-posters of reposted re-postings.

Excellent price for an excellent TV.

I don't usually say this but £260 for a 32" TV is a joke.

Totally agree. I have the 40 and 43" versions. Cracking tv's