Reduced from £139 at Asda in Lowestoft so may be local or may be a national deal.
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Gollywood to TheHun6
29 Nov 164#18
The Polaroid equivalent (had there been one) in 1967, would've cost 5 shillings
Besford
29 Nov 163#10
Don't be fooled by the once great Polaroid name: It's a brand ASDA bought to slap on Chinese made tat.
This TV may be good, may not, but the brand name is meaningless.
I have just clicker on this link and the price comes up at £179 and not £79
short
14 Dec 16#50
Just picked one up but didn't see this post. You have to ask, they only display the price
nikkig485
6 Dec 16#49
Unavailable
blueflash
4 Dec 16#48
managed get one if the 40" Phillips only for it to have cracked screen, and asda system where you have to hang about while some goes check stock and price is not the best.
blueflash
4 Dec 16#47
is series 1 or 3 that's reduced or both? as series 1 don't appear to be smart, I know you can always plug chromecast/firestick in.
carlospunk
1 Dec 16#46
full price on cardiff
tek-monkey
1 Dec 16#45
No sign of the philips, but got the last 40" polaroid for £99 (non-smart).
tek-monkey
30 Nov 16#44
What smart apps do you get? A lot of the cheaper brands are very limited but this is android?
Greywall
30 Nov 16#43
None available in the Birmingham/Black Country area but heat to the OP for his original deal that led to the conversation!
s1i
30 Nov 16#42
anyone seen ine bradford store
tek-monkey
30 Nov 16#28
Didn't see any in Stafford yesterday.
1nsomniac to tek-monkey
30 Nov 161#41
The main Asda doesn't have any. Go to Asda Living on the retail park. They have a few. Bought the Philips £149 one from there yesterday. A lot of tv for the money. Android OS, google play store, Iplayer, Netflix, Kodi & its quick so not sluggish through the menus like some TVs. Wasn't interested in the Polaroid ones they looked a bit naff but they don't have them running so it's pot luck what the image qualities like. My Philips has no dead pixels, ghosting or banding. SD quality is not as good quality as my 50" Sony but not bad by any means. Although I still haven't finished calibrating the settings yet. The HD quality is pretty great though. It is a bargain for the price.
By the way everybody all Asda stores are listing these at normal price. You have to get them to scan the barcode to get the updated reduced price. Strange I know but it's the same in every store. It is a nationwide offer as Asda living had a very small sign hidden up behind the counter however they were hiding all the TVs in the back. Seems very odd that they are trying very hard to hide this offer. Why even bother selling them if your not going to let people know. Strange.
AndyD81
29 Nov 16#25
40" Polaroid full HD Series 1 TVs are £99, got mine from Warrington
thomasleep to AndyD81
30 Nov 16#30
Just how vague and irrelevant could you be, Oh I know VERY!!
ste_wigan to AndyD81
30 Nov 16#40
Which Warrington store was it please? Any idea if they have any left
mistameena
29 Nov 161#2
Cant deny it's a great price for a tv, but had two Polaroid tv's in the last couple of years, both broke after about 14 months and asda didn't want to know, so vowed never again..... good price though !!!!
adamspencer95 to mistameena
29 Nov 16#9
ive had mine for 3 years and never had a problem, used daily
Ed Winchester to mistameena
29 Nov 16#26
My parents have had one for years, still going strong. My sister in law had one that the kids broke and they still replaced it. Despite it being out if warranty.
Two sides.
Avalon-One to mistameena
30 Nov 16#39
Most of the 'own brand' and brands that have had name rights sold off (Kodak, Polaroid, Schneider, Becko, Warfdale and others off the top of my head) are all made by the same company, they're known for the poor design of the power boards. Either way you legally have a 2 year warranty so Asda would need to refund, replace or repair it.
My Polaroid broke after 13 months. It's a lottery if it continues to work or not from what I've read.
amis1975
30 Nov 16#36
Still full price in Gt. Yarmouth :disappointed:
westgeordie
30 Nov 16#35
Nothing at Merry hill (dudley)
jimhuf
30 Nov 161#34
Does this come with the punch in the face from a scally?
christopherwhiteis1
30 Nov 16#33
Went to Asda in Bridge of Don Aberdeen after work thinkign I was wasting my time but there were some there! No idea how many as you just get a little card and go to the counter with it to purchase....even if it only lasts 2 years like a post above, for £79 it'll do....TV technology will have improved/gotten cheaper in two years :-) Possibly stock left there!
laurence14
30 Nov 16#32
Had a polaroid tv a few years ago. Broke after 2 years just outside of warranty turned off and never turned back on. I wouldn't buy another.
dealorama
30 Nov 16#31
the words Polaroid and TV together should be enough to put most people off.
Gollywood
29 Nov 16#1
Where are the crowds..the scrums...the fighting?
Mirola to Gollywood
29 Nov 16#23
In the USA.
thomasleep to Gollywood
30 Nov 16#29
None of that going on, because it is the only tv in the whole country at that price for all we know :smiley: more store specific rubbish
balvir
30 Nov 16#27
Got one from romford ,last one
Adao
29 Nov 16#24
Is it the series 3 that went down in price or series 1?
Mirola
29 Nov 16#22
Out of stock and full price, close this deal please.
coolio28
29 Nov 16#21
No proof. Voted cold
Fred145
29 Nov 16#20
Online it's still full price? Link takes you to full price tv
Colour TV has never been so cheap. Even in 1967 it cost around £250 for a 22 inch goldfish bowl screen with no connectivity, other than the aerial input, no remote, unnatural flesh tones, poor reliability and a manual analogue tuner with mechanical controls. This is equivalent to 4K on today's money. Compared to this, what's not to like with the Polaroid TV?
Gollywood to TheHun6
29 Nov 164#18
The Polaroid equivalent (had there been one) in 1967, would've cost 5 shillings
hembles182
29 Nov 16#16
well the link doesn't work, but Google it...you get the idea :laughing:
I bought the one in Lowestoft, the TV that was at £79 was one called a Polaroid series 3...I have a feeling the full price ones on the shelves are series 1 they have both types on the asda website....
coro_jr
29 Nov 16#13
Check in Feltham. Full price
st500
29 Nov 161#12
Price checked at Llantrisant. Still full price.
jkool
29 Nov 16#11
hello bargain hunters any idea if any left in Leicester Abbey lane ? Thurmaston ? Fosse park , Oadby ??? please thanks
Besford
29 Nov 163#10
Don't be fooled by the once great Polaroid name: It's a brand ASDA bought to slap on Chinese made tat.
This TV may be good, may not, but the brand name is meaningless.
dan2503
29 Nov 16#8
all full price local to me
michellemccrea2
29 Nov 16#7
Is this national? Or local?
trayan
29 Nov 161#6
is this national?
TehSheep
29 Nov 16#4
There's a Polarioid HD Smart TV 43" for £99 too btw.
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This TV may be good, may not, but the brand name is meaningless.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iwsDZB48LWw
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By the way everybody all Asda stores are listing these at normal price. You have to get them to scan the barcode to get the updated reduced price. Strange I know but it's the same in every store. It is a nationwide offer as Asda living had a very small sign hidden up behind the counter however they were hiding all the TVs in the back. Seems very odd that they are trying very hard to hide this offer. Why even bother selling them if your not going to let people know. Strange.
Two sides.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vestel
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iwsDZB48LWw
This TV may be good, may not, but the brand name is meaningless.
Good luck finding it in stores.
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