Just seen this on TV, looks a great deal for a moderately spec'd TV.
Yeah, it's not really JVC, but for the price, what's it matter? Looks very UMC to me.
For a TV capable of meeting your everyday needs, consider the JVC LT-32C360 32" LED TV.
HD Ready
The 32" screen offers a 1366 x 768 HD resolution for enjoyable visual quality. With a clear LED screen providing a brighter display and good contrast levels, you can watch your favourite TV shows and films without straining your eyes.
To enhance the audio, the LT-32C360 also features DTS Trusurround to ensure your ears are as entertained as your eyes.
Freeview
Featuring a built in Freeview tuner, the 32C360 offers you full access to over 60 digital channels and over 25 radio stations, enhancing your entertainment options and offering you the opportunity to discover new shows.
Connections
With plenty of connection options available, the C360 is a versatile addition to your entertainment setup. It boasts three HDMI connections (one of which is ARC compatible) as well as SCART and SVGA inputs to allow you to connect the TV to a PC or laptop.
There is also a USB 2.0 port, offering you the opportunity to record and playback live TV using a USB storage device (sold separately).
Capable of being wall mounted (kit sold separately) and offering quality entertainment options, the JVC LT-32C360 32" LED TV is an ideal choice for those seeking simple entertainment.
Top comments
friar_chris
8 Jul 169#3
They still make HD Ready TVs? Only the fact they they ever made them surprises me more.
abaxas
9 Jul 168#36
FFS it's a 32inch tv for 120 quid.
Perfect for those who watch TV instead of those who complain about black levels.
HOT!
TheUrbis to haritori
8 Jul 164#6
Your wish is my command.
ryouga
9 Jul 163#40
What a silly comment, technology improves over time just as people don't know the term "HD" is a marketing gimmick, you had "HD" monitors in the 90s even in the 80s pcs were sold as "high definintion" as the term changes over time.
I still see people use things like dvds or even the ones that do use HD its 720p like NOWtv, Sky people just assume something connected to a hdtv is automatically HD.
People are basically sheep, I got a HD tv in 2005 and everyone was telling me its not worth it to upgrade as they can't see a difference in fact most people I saw were using composite rather than rgb scart and theres even a few people do that nowadays with hdtvs.
Nowadays people complain that their phone is isnt 1080p
You sound like the generic consumer i.e a sheep who believes everything they are told about the latest tech making anything else useless.
Still rocking my 50 year old speakers here that make any sound bar I hear sound awful, using my crt for a main tv as everything looks great on it and it has built in 5.1 that is so good even at very low volume my neighbours hear it.
Latest comments (79)
Martin1968
28 Jan 17#79
Hi, did you find out if this TV had an Analogue tuner for sky rf?
Thanks Martin
Darkness4518
23 Jul 16#78
This or a seiki 32inch smart tv?
Orcinus_orca
17 Jul 16#74
Are you sure it doesn't have free view HD?
Kind of new to TVs. Doesn't the aerial pick up digital signal which is HD and fees it to TV?
TheUrbis to Orcinus_orca
17 Jul 16#75
Yes, I'm quite sure.
It does pick up a digital signal, AKA Freeview. Not Freeview HD.
miaomiaobaubau to Orcinus_orca
17 Jul 16#77
on a 720p you get the very best SD picture better than watching SD on a 1080p tv and also considering the size it is like watching HD freeview. A different matter when you will try to watch bluray discs but still very good compared to larger screens, even dvd should look better
benjammin316
17 Jul 16#76
Eww HD ready
miaomiaobaubau
17 Jul 16#72
an 1080p would have been preferable buttttttttt, SD picture will work at his best as it will be nearer to his native resolution
TheUrbis to miaomiaobaubau
17 Jul 16#73
Curved and UHD would have been nice too.
Would have been better at £49.
TheUrbis
17 Jul 16#71
No.
Orcinus_orca
17 Jul 16#70
Does this have freeview HD?
TheBlueWhale
15 Jul 16#69
Fair point but it uses the HD tuner as a method of enabling IPTV channels via internet. The channels are not free via Sky & BT, Many people cannot use a dish for Freesat. A BT box does have the additional channels but why clutter up the place with an extra box
Link to the £5 youview boxes, I've just looked and most are selling for £30+ with faulty ones selling for £10+
dcummin
10 Jul 161#65
Can't understand negative comments. Bought for bedroom to watch tv through my Roku and play Xbox. Picture is good, sound is good, bank balance is good
jasejames
10 Jul 16#64
30 quid?
You can buy a YouView box for a fiver on eBay, which has better smart functions than most lower-end 'smart' televisions and can be replaced when the technology evolves.
But whatever, it's horses for courses.
MaxRazor
9 Jul 16#63
I don't see what the fuss is about , buy it if you want a cheap 32" tv , if not don't comment !! If it's not for you doesn't mean others won't like it. :smiley: heat from me.
friar_chris
8 Jul 169#3
They still make HD Ready TVs? Only the fact they they ever made them surprises me more.
Gordinho to friar_chris
9 Jul 16#62
The fact they're quoting that it has Freeview! It's the default TV receiving equipment, if it doesn't have Freeview it's not a TV, it's a VDU.
TheUrbis
9 Jul 161#61
Youview offers a lot more functionality though.
Northerndave
9 Jul 161#60
For what you'd pay for a cheap freeview tuner and a HDMI cable, you could just as easily spend another £30 and get this instead
Errrrrrrmmmmmmm you can, mainly due to the higher bitrate tbf but yes you can and i haven't got the greatest eye sight. How do i know - how about a 27" 1080p monitor and 32" goodmans 1366x768 tv next to it with being fed a 1080p material ..
taras
9 Jul 16#58
whats a SVGA input XD
Northerndave
9 Jul 16#44
Excellent price, but SD Tuner consigns it to a purchase from the 90's
jasejames to Northerndave
9 Jul 16#57
Does anyone actually use the built-in tuner on their TV?
Cheap YouView boxes all the way :smiley:
UMC are more reliable than Vestel by the way. Vestels have very poor power supplies which can take out the LED backlights over time in a lot of cases -- UMC just use generic Chinese supplies which, apart from capacitors will last the set out.
TheUrbis
9 Jul 16#56
Don't forget Flubit!
reddit
9 Jul 161#55
And TCB too.
reddit
9 Jul 16#53
It's a reasonable deal.
With a 32" you won't tell the difference between 1080p and 720p anyway.
Even if it did have Freeview HD don't forget that the list of HD channels is still very few.
Pop a cheap Android TV box in this too and you have the ability to get and play HD content anyway through Kodi addons such as iPlayer.
3 x HDMi ports is also good for multiple device connectivity.
What do you want for £120?
TheUrbis to reddit
9 Jul 16#54
Judging by some of the comments here, the moon on a stick wouldn't be enough.
MonkeyG0D
8 Jul 16#20
any idea what the best 32" TV on the market is? I can't fit anything larger in my bedroom
jhd1995 to MonkeyG0D
8 Jul 16#21
I bought a 32" technica from Tesco. It's the same panel as the JVC and UMC and Blackpunt. Just needed to tweek the picture settings slightly
missingman to MonkeyG0D
9 Jul 16#52
Hard to imagine a bedroom that small to be honest.
jhd1995
9 Jul 16#51
The only brand I had an issue with was the Blapunkt (spelling) ones which was a 43" and the picture quality was dreadful. I think that mine was just a fault
jhd1995
9 Jul 16#50
The tesco ones are good enough for their price, they're great value for money :smiley:
Batch_2001
9 Jul 16#49
But how many people buying it for their main TV set?
This would be a good TV for my bedroom, actually its a bit big, I need a 26". Pretty sure 1080 and 4k are wasted on a 32 from my viewing distance. That and the coax that feeds it is SD...
My only concern, does it have an analogue tuner for my RF sky signal :smiley::smiley:
Jase79
9 Jul 161#48
Great for a kids bedroom who doesn't even understand what HD is!!! Heat from me!!
gordoncrawford
9 Jul 16#46
It's only 720p people it's not 1080p
TheUrbis to gordoncrawford
9 Jul 16#47
Also people, it's only £119 :wink:
UltimatePhoenix
9 Jul 16#45
any idea what tesco brand is like? was gonna buy the kids one each and its full HD 22 inch
Terrorpin
9 Jul 161#43
Spot bloody on!!
Gollywood
9 Jul 16#42
Now that really fks things up in the world of HUKD TV threads if it were true...which it's not!!
topss
9 Jul 16#41
Not being FHD isnt really a problem at this size, but no Freeview HD tuner does seem a little mean. For an extra £10 you can get a Blaupkunt with the HD tuner.
ryouga
9 Jul 163#40
What a silly comment, technology improves over time just as people don't know the term "HD" is a marketing gimmick, you had "HD" monitors in the 90s even in the 80s pcs were sold as "high definintion" as the term changes over time.
I still see people use things like dvds or even the ones that do use HD its 720p like NOWtv, Sky people just assume something connected to a hdtv is automatically HD.
People are basically sheep, I got a HD tv in 2005 and everyone was telling me its not worth it to upgrade as they can't see a difference in fact most people I saw were using composite rather than rgb scart and theres even a few people do that nowadays with hdtvs.
Nowadays people complain that their phone is isnt 1080p
You sound like the generic consumer i.e a sheep who believes everything they are told about the latest tech making anything else useless.
Still rocking my 50 year old speakers here that make any sound bar I hear sound awful, using my crt for a main tv as everything looks great on it and it has built in 5.1 that is so good even at very low volume my neighbours hear it.
terayon00
9 Jul 16#39
It's HOOOT from me. £119 for a 32" tv now that's a bargain
TheUrbis
9 Jul 16#38
Doovde!
Justsuperman
8 Jul 163#18
HD ready? what is this 2006
TheUrbis to Justsuperman
8 Jul 161#19
I'll check your deals for what you've found at the same price.
adnaan_23 to Justsuperman
9 Jul 162#37
Its a Joovca LuccadaTivv that is ready for the Huddd
abaxas
9 Jul 168#36
FFS it's a 32inch tv for 120 quid.
Perfect for those who watch TV instead of those who complain about black levels.
HOT!
mikki777
9 Jul 161#32
the sound is terrible, that's caravan style tv- cheap for short use
shadey12 to mikki777
9 Jul 16#35
watching and listening now. seems fine to me.
TwotoYou
9 Jul 162#34
Heat. Bargain price :P to the telly snobs. Seriously, it's just a TV! Get outside once in a while.
gypsyboy
9 Jul 16#33
Getting pretty Hot though!
TheBlueWhale
9 Jul 162#24
The tuner is not a high definition tuner therefore it is not capable of receiving the full Freeview service. it may be cheap but it is also obsolete and within a few years will need a set top to get the full range of channels.
captainbeaky to TheBlueWhale
9 Jul 161#31
I guess that's not a problem if you have Freesat, Sky, BT, Virgin etc.
shadey12
9 Jul 16#30
as above turkey Slovakia, the seiki ones say assembled in the UK with a union flag
shadey12
9 Jul 16#27
if anyone is interested, it says made in China on the box
miaomiaobaubau to shadey12
9 Jul 161#28
I would be very surprised to find anything else written nowdays
TheUrbis to shadey12
9 Jul 16#29
Bit of a strange one this, Googled the part number and found reference to Haier, doesn't look like the typical Haier chassis though.
TheUrbis
9 Jul 162#26
Just because it's not suitable for you doesn't make it a poor deal.
I know a lot of people that watch nothing other than DVDs and standard DVB-T, what use would a higher resolution panel be for them?
It's an LED TV for less than half the price that 32" CRTs ever got to!
Bunglistik
9 Jul 161#25
:confused:
Justsuperman
8 Jul 161#23
It's an awful deal in my opinion HD ready in 2016 is just poor for whatever price... Every TV should be at least 1080p now as standard 4K is what people should be buying 2017 onwards.
hcc27
8 Jul 16#22
Yeah, I heard Slovakia is planning to invade Turkey real soon.
magicalex9
8 Jul 16#16
What ever you say don't use the word emerging, lol. Good luck to Japanese Victory Company
Northerndave to magicalex9
8 Jul 161#17
Victor, not Victory
shadey12
8 Jul 16#14
will this be better than tesco blaupunkt everyone was fighting over the other xmas
miaomiaobaubau to shadey12
8 Jul 16#15
tell us the model and make please
spannerzone
8 Jul 16#13
Yeah that's right, Blaupunkt and Sharp are made by UMC, it's hard to keep up with who makes what nowadays!
miaomiaobaubau
8 Jul 16#12
got confused I think, blaupunkt is made by same people, got 2 of these 32" with passive 3d. There are amazing but never liked the unstylish model of the one I got.
TheUrbis
8 Jul 161#11
No they aren't?
spannerzone
8 Jul 16#10
I don't think they are connected in any real way, UMC are a Slovakian TV maker, Vestel is Turkish, the common theme they share is that they make many TV's under other well known brands..... and they're both budget models makers.
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Opening post
Yeah, it's not really JVC, but for the price, what's it matter? Looks very UMC to me.
For a TV capable of meeting your everyday needs, consider the JVC LT-32C360 32" LED TV.
HD Ready
The 32" screen offers a 1366 x 768 HD resolution for enjoyable visual quality. With a clear LED screen providing a brighter display and good contrast levels, you can watch your favourite TV shows and films without straining your eyes.
To enhance the audio, the LT-32C360 also features DTS Trusurround to ensure your ears are as entertained as your eyes.
Freeview
Featuring a built in Freeview tuner, the 32C360 offers you full access to over 60 digital channels and over 25 radio stations, enhancing your entertainment options and offering you the opportunity to discover new shows.
Connections
With plenty of connection options available, the C360 is a versatile addition to your entertainment setup. It boasts three HDMI connections (one of which is ARC compatible) as well as SCART and SVGA inputs to allow you to connect the TV to a PC or laptop.
There is also a USB 2.0 port, offering you the opportunity to record and playback live TV using a USB storage device (sold separately).
Capable of being wall mounted (kit sold separately) and offering quality entertainment options, the JVC LT-32C360 32" LED TV is an ideal choice for those seeking simple entertainment.
Top comments
Perfect for those who watch TV instead of those who complain about black levels.
HOT!
I still see people use things like dvds or even the ones that do use HD its 720p like NOWtv, Sky people just assume something connected to a hdtv is automatically HD.
People are basically sheep, I got a HD tv in 2005 and everyone was telling me its not worth it to upgrade as they can't see a difference in fact most people I saw were using composite rather than rgb scart and theres even a few people do that nowadays with hdtvs.
Nowadays people complain that their phone is isnt 1080p
You sound like the generic consumer i.e a sheep who believes everything they are told about the latest tech making anything else useless.
Still rocking my 50 year old speakers here that make any sound bar I hear sound awful, using my crt for a main tv as everything looks great on it and it has built in 5.1 that is so good even at very low volume my neighbours hear it.
Latest comments (79)
Thanks Martin
Kind of new to TVs. Doesn't the aerial pick up digital signal which is HD and fees it to TV?
It does pick up a digital signal, AKA Freeview. Not Freeview HD.
Would have been better at £49.
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:zdGu6hWbNnYJ:m.g.ebay.co.uk/itm/Talk-Talk-you-view-box-/252336570479%3Fnav%3DSEARCH+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk&client=firefox-b
You can buy a YouView box for a fiver on eBay, which has better smart functions than most lower-end 'smart' televisions and can be replaced when the technology evolves.
But whatever, it's horses for courses.
http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-and-home-entertainment/televisions/televisions/jvc-lt-32c460-32-led-tv-10141134-pdt.html
Saves messing around
Cheap YouView boxes all the way :smiley:
UMC are more reliable than Vestel by the way. Vestels have very poor power supplies which can take out the LED backlights over time in a lot of cases -- UMC just use generic Chinese supplies which, apart from capacitors will last the set out.
With a 32" you won't tell the difference between 1080p and 720p anyway.
Even if it did have Freeview HD don't forget that the list of HD channels is still very few.
Pop a cheap Android TV box in this too and you have the ability to get and play HD content anyway through Kodi addons such as iPlayer.
3 x HDMi ports is also good for multiple device connectivity.
What do you want for £120?
This would be a good TV for my bedroom, actually its a bit big, I need a 26". Pretty sure 1080 and 4k are wasted on a 32 from my viewing distance. That and the coax that feeds it is SD...
My only concern, does it have an analogue tuner for my RF sky signal :smiley::smiley:
I still see people use things like dvds or even the ones that do use HD its 720p like NOWtv, Sky people just assume something connected to a hdtv is automatically HD.
People are basically sheep, I got a HD tv in 2005 and everyone was telling me its not worth it to upgrade as they can't see a difference in fact most people I saw were using composite rather than rgb scart and theres even a few people do that nowadays with hdtvs.
Nowadays people complain that their phone is isnt 1080p
You sound like the generic consumer i.e a sheep who believes everything they are told about the latest tech making anything else useless.
Still rocking my 50 year old speakers here that make any sound bar I hear sound awful, using my crt for a main tv as everything looks great on it and it has built in 5.1 that is so good even at very low volume my neighbours hear it.
Perfect for those who watch TV instead of those who complain about black levels.
HOT!
I know a lot of people that watch nothing other than DVDs and standard DVB-T, what use would a higher resolution panel be for them?
It's an LED TV for less than half the price that 32" CRTs ever got to!
Yeah, I heard Slovakia is planning to invade Turkey real soon.
http://products.umc-slovakia.sk/about-umc/
http://vestelinternational.com/en/corporate/vestel-group/
UMC are behind all of the Sharp TVs we see these days.