JVC LT-32C360 32" LED TV - £119 @ Currys

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JVC LT-32C360 32" LED TV for £119.00 delivered at Currys

£119 Currys3 Dec 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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bb8

28 Nov 16

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).

Don't forget your HDMI cables

Check out our range of HDMI cables to connect your input devices and to make sure your new TV has a perfect picture with improved transfer speeds.

Look out for the Sandstrom Silver Series HDMI cables with their lifetime warranty.

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.

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Top comments

disgraceUK to 1nsomniac

3 Dec 16 5 #16

Be a sport, link some up then. Ta :smiley:

EportJake

3 Dec 16 4 #11

Your wrong. The vast majority of people have eyesight at least as good as Superman, and can see the extra pixels on a 32" 4k TV from the tumble dryers in a Curry's superstore.

B45H3R to BenderRodriguez

3 Dec 16 4 #19

must be nice living in a bubble

kayceelondon to bro631

3 Dec 16 3 #20

What do you want ?? Heavens on Earth ?
32'' 720p at this price and you're still not satisfied ???

All comments (45)

mikeyw

28 Nov 16 1 #1

How can anyone produce a TV in 2016 without freeview HD, must cost them more not to include HD. Bonkers...

Brox1977

29 Nov 16 #2

£159.99 not £119.99 when you take deal

NeoTrix to Brox1977

3 Dec 16 #4

Dropped again :smiley:

groupongirl

1 Dec 16 #3

I got it at 119.00 great wee TV!

fermec

3 Dec 16 #5

Offer is on again for today only, just been and got one for the Granddaughter for xmas

http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-and-home-entertainment/televisions/televisions/jvc-lt-32c360-32-led-tv-10141339-pdt.html

bro631

3 Dec 16 1 #6

720p not 1080p cold

dudedude to bro631

3 Dec 16 1 #9

Small TV. 1080p not visible with 20/20 vision unless you're within six feet of the screen.

Lack of Freeview HD is the problem here, not the 768p resolution

kayceelondon to bro631

3 Dec 16 3 #20

What do you want ?? Heavens on Earth ?
32'' 720p at this price and you're still not satisfied ???

disgraceUK

3 Dec 16 #7

I think this will replace my mums knackered old 26" Sony very nicely, she only use a Firestick for iPlayer really, plus through work I can get a £100 voucher for £92, knocks a bit more off the price.
Thanks OP

jig2480

3 Dec 16 #8

I got this for £129 a few weeks back. Use it for connecting my pc for indoor cycle training over winter so quite happy with it being just 720.

Its a good piece of kit to be honest and if you want it as a spare / kitchen / kids use imho its well worth the money. Voted hot as I am not expecting anytjing flash for this price and JVC are a decent brand

jewelie to jig2480

3 Dec 16 #10

Is this really proper JVC or just a rebrand do you think?

EportJake

3 Dec 16 4 #11

Your wrong. The vast majority of people have eyesight at least as good as Superman, and can see the extra pixels on a 32" 4k TV from the tumble dryers in a Curry's superstore.

damadgeruk

3 Dec 16 2 #12

JVC don't manufacture TVs, whether it used to be a decent brand is irrelevant. This might be a fantastic TV though nothing about it suggests reliability is likely.

RowanDDR

3 Dec 16 #13

I like the coloured swoosh on the screen. Is it permenant or does it fade away and show the tv shows when you turn it on?

1nsomniac

3 Dec 16 #14

Very cold seeing how its a 32" 720p TV. When you have the current deals going around for much better TV's that are also cheaper at the same time.

disgraceUK to 1nsomniac

3 Dec 16 5 #16

Be a sport, link some up then. Ta :smiley:

gavin1

3 Dec 16 1 #15

Its most likely a Vestel inside, they are OK, built to a price and as a spare tv they are fine. We've last years model in the kitchen, no its not a fantastic set, but for being on as I cook, or watching news as we eat its fine..
Speakers could be louder but fitted with a NowTV/Kodi Box / Fire stick it a find as spare TV.

12345678901234567890doob

3 Dec 16 1 #17

Do not be fooled by the brand. Its Curry's own brand with a JVC badge on

BenderRodriguez

3 Dec 16 1 #18

Last time i've seen this resolution it was on my CRT monitor in 1998.

B45H3R to BenderRodriguez

3 Dec 16 4 #19

must be nice living in a bubble

amour3k to BenderRodriguez

3 Dec 16 2 #24

That would be a 480p TV then? (if I'm not mistake ..... )

Lol.

Gripper1963

3 Dec 16 2 #21

Yes please do, I just had a quick search around and I couldn't find any cheaper!

amethystl

3 Dec 16 #22

Any idea please which would be the better buy, this one or the Blaupunkt below? Looking for a budget replacement for my dying 9-year-old Philips, aware these may not be fantastic but really just need something I can hook up to PC for iPlayer etc. Thoughts would be appreciated :smiley:

http://www.tesco.com/direct/blaupunkt-32-1480-hd-ready-32-inch-led-tv-with-freeview-hd/373-1879.prd?skuId=373-1879

disgraceUK to amethystl

3 Dec 16 #23

My sister has that set from Tesco,sound is lacking (as they all do) but apart from that, nothing wrong with it. A perfectly capable set

damadgeruk

3 Dec 16 #25

Blaupunkt is another rebadge from UMC(I think) and has Freeview HD which the JVC does not (according to Currys). Tesco are also likely to be more aware of their obligations under the Consumer Act(SoGA replacement). UMC and Vestel are of similar build quality and fail regularly which makes repair tutorials and spares easily available (not that people repair cheap TVs anymore). :wink:

bro631

3 Dec 16 #26

Mate it's 2016 not 2011 720p not good enough

BenderRodriguez

3 Dec 16 #27

1280x1024 to be precise. :smiley:

bro631

3 Dec 16 #28

JVC =junk video Castle

ghostm4n

4 Dec 16 #29

For not much more than £100 it's plenty good enough for a lot of people.

HereKittyKitty

4 Dec 16 2 #30

*You're :stuck_out_tongue:

Tequila

4 Dec 16 1 #31

rebadge.
JVC no loger makes TVs,at least not for Europe market.same applies to Sharp,Hitachi,Sanyo,even Toshiba.and a few others.

gavin1

4 Dec 16 #32

To be fair Vestel or UMC build to the price level asked of them, If you were to go to them and specify top end components they would build you a set from the best quality components.

The issue isn't the brand name on the front, its being built to a cost, any makers budget models will have lower grade components inside, even if they are made in house rather than farmed out, there are reports the budget end Panasonics, Philips and Toshiba were Vestel made.

jig2480

4 Dec 16 #33

Well whoever makesit for £120 its more then good enough for a spare room or use in the garage to hook up to my bike trainer like I have :smiley:

jig2480

4 Dec 16 #34

Altough its back to £159 today......until the next time!

hcc27

4 Dec 16 2 #35

I remember my dad paying £600 for a Sony wide-screen 32 inch CRT TV back in the early noughties. It weighed just under 60kg and I remember helping my dad carry it up to our second floor flat. Unfortunately my dad slipped a disk after this and was in physio for months afterwards. Said TV could display 480 lines and had a power draw of almost 200W.

Let's just be thankful for the march of technology, lower prices etc and the fact that we now have the luxury of debating whether a 720p TV with a 32inch screen, weighing a few kilos, probably having a power draw under 50w, and not taking up half the area of our receptions is good value at £120 quid.

Heated.

X50pence777

4 Dec 16 #36

urm... i can tell the difference between 720p and 1080p on my 15" laptop screen when im 6ft away.... hell i can tell the difference between 720p and 1080p on a phone thats less than arms length away...

SteveM69

4 Dec 16 #37

Just picked one up for my sons xbox - actually paid £107 at the til as they gave me an extra 10% off for today only! Think it's a great deal for a 32" TV.

999pez

4 Dec 16 #38

Showing £159.99 for me, with a code for 10% off :disappointed:

Harland

4 Dec 16 #39

A relative bought one from Curry's sometime ago. The sound and picture quality is very poor, no matter have much you try to adjust it manually. It's the old adage you get what you pay for. Only suitable for a child's bedroom.

firstofficer

4 Dec 16 #40

Not the best make for TVs.

The spec is nothing to write home about.

Warmth given for price nonetheless.

I'll get my coat..

galaxy36

4 Dec 16 #41

I just tried to order it from my local curry's still showing as £159.

bro631

4 Dec 16 #42

https://dealbuyer.com/viewproduct/18888/32_LED_TV_Full_HD_1080p_Slim_LED_With_Built_In_Freeview_HD_Media_player__PVR_

£30 more u can get 1080p full hd slim line etc

chillout2012

4 Dec 16 #43

Price is back up to £159 so cold from me sorry

steb9780

8 Dec 16 #44

I remember buying a Toshiba Picture Frame 2 TV in the early 00's weighed close to 90kg with the stand. Even the delivery guy commented on it, said "thieves will carry away your settee before they lift that ba$74rd". " man lift anytime I had to move it.

amour3k

8 Dec 16 #45

Not bad at all. :-)

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