40-inch display with Full HD 1920x1080p resolution
Built-in Freeview HD tuner
Connect to other devices via 3 HDMI ports
Play/record video from USB devices
free home delivery and possible 1.5% cashback from Quidco or topcashback
Top comments
donslibi to sam_of_london
4 Nov 1625#11
Just checked eBay. Not true.
superpanda to skykid3
4 Nov 1619#2
You mentioned it.
sam_of_london
4 Nov 1610#9
In this age of 4k tv and Hdr, so many are throwing away perfectly working full HD tv like this. Instead of wasting £179, just look for second hand on ebay and other give away websites . You will be surprised you can get a TV like this for free or nearly free.
DAZZ2000 to sam_of_london
5 Nov 168#23
Great bed time story bro!
....moral of the story is...not to dismiss deals like this just because someone says you can get one for free if you sit and watch eBay listings for a few days / months / years....
You should now prove a point and give your TV away for free :smiley:
All comments (85)
skykid3
4 Nov 16#1
In before someone mentions 4k
superpanda to skykid3
4 Nov 1619#2
You mentioned it.
colourpie to skykid3
5 Nov 161#33
Or Apps/smart TV
skykid3
4 Nov 161#3
I know, my bad :wink:
However, I think this deal is HOT!
sradmad
4 Nov 163#4
good find op, heat added
Dubplated
4 Nov 16#5
Wow cheap
Sam_Crow
4 Nov 16#6
That's a cracker. Personally holding out for hopefully 200ish 49" in the New Year.
MeneerSmith to Sam_Crow
4 Nov 16#15
I got the 49" version earlier in the year for £280 minus £20 voucher. An excellent monitor. :smiley:
I doubt it will go below £250 on BF, really doubt it for new year as brexit currency problems will kick in by then.
dougrobbins78
4 Nov 16#7
Great deal. Can't find full spec of this model anywhere
Does anybody know if it's 50hz, 100 or 200hz?
I'm about to press buy but I've been told 50hz is too low for gaming and sports
Will I get motion blur at 50hz?
Please help anyone as I don't wanna miss this deal <3
elvisshouldplayska to dougrobbins78
4 Nov 161#8
hz is not the key to gaming - motion lag is ! However none of the specs on the tescos website detail this ! its a bit of a lottery as price is no indication. I checked with tescos customer service and if you are not happy with a tv purchased on line you can return to store (I bought £199 43" digihome on tescos website as some reviews said it was ok for for gaming ?) - best to take a photos on mobile as you unwrap so you can rewrap if required. so buy it ! try it ! If you like it keep it ! If not return it !
sam_of_london
4 Nov 1610#9
In this age of 4k tv and Hdr, so many are throwing away perfectly working full HD tv like this. Instead of wasting £179, just look for second hand on ebay and other give away websites . You will be surprised you can get a TV like this for free or nearly free.
donslibi to sam_of_london
4 Nov 1625#11
Just checked eBay. Not true.
skykid3 to sam_of_london
4 Nov 161#13
Links please
hoggy99 to sam_of_london
4 Nov 161#18
Complete rubbish
DAZZ2000 to sam_of_london
5 Nov 168#23
Great bed time story bro!
....moral of the story is...not to dismiss deals like this just because someone says you can get one for free if you sit and watch eBay listings for a few days / months / years....
You should now prove a point and give your TV away for free :smiley:
julieallen to sam_of_london
5 Nov 16#31
What a load of rubbish. I've been looking for a couple of TV's recently and one place I've been looking is Ebay, and only surprise I've had is seeing the stupid money second hand tv's sell for.
trd to sam_of_london
5 Nov 16#37
Arguable comment, you'd be looking at £80-£100 plus of its over 40inch... which is a lot to gamble if the used TV has a hidden fault!
Jam240
4 Nov 16#10
Great price, ordered one earlier tonight
dougrobbins78
4 Nov 16#12
Ta mate. Makes perfect sense. The Tesco returns policy agrees with what you said. It doesn't mention you can return to store but I'm sure that'll be fine
Just ordered. Thanks for the advice re motion lag :smiley:
mcormack
4 Nov 16#14
Is this a 10 bit tv?
fishmaster to mcormack
5 Nov 164#36
They say a little knowledge is dangerous.
dougrobbins78
4 Nov 161#16
Tesco are doing free home delivery and 1.5% cashback from Quidco or topcashback as well
kristoon to dougrobbins78
4 Nov 16#17
cheers pal :smiley:
machomansavage
5 Nov 163#19
Khairul
5 Nov 16#20
In before someone mentions Vestel.
Bunglistik to Khairul
5 Nov 161#24
Fail.
Sharp is NOT a Vestel brand!!!
elvisshouldplayska
5 Nov 161#21
apologise mate - I meant input lag not motion lag ! Have had my brain fried in my pursuit of cheap gaming tv ! Once you get tv it is also worth looking at settings as some tvs have specific games settings
otherparty
5 Nov 16#22
Anyone know depth without stand? Spec says 20cm, but i assume that is with stand.
crstanley84
5 Nov 16#25
We were getting the 32" version for this price for digital signage so 40" is a steal.
topss
5 Nov 161#26
Some people actually liked this comment :confused:
getknk
5 Nov 16#27
i had this tv and surely can recommend it.
- very light weight , hence easy to move and setup
- remote and channel transition very smooth
- 3 hdmi which ensures chromecast/sky/laptop all possible at same time.
only disadvantage i see is the "stand". Not quite like the concept of two legs as you need a tv stand that big. Otherwise bang for £179a
ashman33
5 Nov 16#28
I suspect the manufacturing supply over-, and low demand for these types will trump the currency issues. Sharp had to be bailed out recently. Wonder of the £179 how much is shipping, how much Tesco gets, then there is Sharp? Margins might be thin.
DonDraper
5 Nov 164#29
In fact Sharp TVs are now Slovakian made under licence in Poland. According to Wiki:
In September 2014, Sharp announced that Slovakian electronics company UMC was acquiring an exclusive brand licence from Sharp and its European television and audio business UMC will also acquire Sharp’s Polish factory. As part of the deal, Sharp will support the design and development of televisions sold by UMC under the Sharp brand
Sharp is a licensed Vestel brand for white goods in Europe including rebadged Servis washing machines.
benlabi
5 Nov 16#30
Sharp TVs are crap and their customer service is worse.
id pay extra and get a hisense... 4k with smart apps
npnw1
5 Nov 162#35
I've got a three year old 60" led sharp and I wouldn't use it for gaming due to lag. Set it up using afterdawn at the time.. Software is slow, Amstrad slow, Spend a bit more money elsewhere
jaydeeuk1
5 Nov 16#38
To be fair, sony are / have released an update to allow the ps4 (non pro) to show HDR at 1080p. Not worked out why yet, can't think of a 1080p TV it'll work on...
Sorby
5 Nov 16#39
How does this compare to the 43" digihome for £199 at Tesco? Looking for replacement for Mam do nothing special needed.
irradiated
5 Nov 16#40
i gave away a 32" tv a few weeks back, that count? i had a 42" in the living room that i replaced with a 50 so the 42 went upstairs, i sort of agree about the throw away society so it does happen. Gonna have an LG 2.1 system going soon too, charity shops do well out of me
if this tv had a middle type base stand id have it for the kids room, its a bargain at this price
DonDraper
5 Nov 16#41
Yep and at the bottom of the last page the details of the maker:
UMC Poland sp. z o.o.
Ostaszewo 57B, 87-148 Łysomice,
Poland
Assembled in Europe
berisford
5 Nov 16#42
Yes, pity about the wide stand.
MazingerZ
5 Nov 16#43
I sold my £600 TV (Few years ago now) for under £200 on eBay. He is right about finding cheap used TVs. My TV was less than 2 years old.
donslibi
5 Nov 16#44
£200 is not "free or nearly free". Still waiting for links :smiley:
lolenas
5 Nov 16#45
Just add extra 70£ and buy for. 250£ 50inch bush tv,or 48inch hitachi (smart) both on argos and the 48inch hitachi (had 700+ reviews) is gone at the past weeks.i got second hand 50inch bush and at gaming i dont see any lag,gaming diference compared to my another tv samsung 48 f6500.
julieallen
5 Nov 16#46
You think 200 is almost free?
soldierboy001
5 Nov 16#47
My friend would like to say , you are wrong, just keep searching they can go very quickly, that's how he got his 40" LG full HD for £40 but he had to collect.
punjabi90
5 Nov 16#48
I'm looking for a 40" FHD TV for my bedroom to play PS4 on. Is this a good TV for gaming?
Am I better off waiting for Black Friday deals? I am in no rush just yet, but I would like a new TV by February.
Are any decent (for gaming) 40" FHD LED TVs likely to be around the £150 mark any time soon?
chp4
5 Nov 16#49
lol wut
g_p_t
5 Nov 161#50
But it is UMC :-(
sofiasar
5 Nov 16#51
only for a spare bedroom! I have this in my bedroom and thank God I have, the sound quality is poor.
crazylegs
5 Nov 16#52
If you move your eyes from side to side fast enough you won't get any blur! :smile:
crazylegs
5 Nov 161#53
Thats just not on...I would expect full courier delivery for free TV's ...Tut tut people these days! :stuck_out_tongue:
ssc1
5 Nov 16#54
it was an inane comment why then did you have the need to check :confused:
Gollywood
5 Nov 16#55
Doesn't matter - Plenty of other sounds in bedroom :sunglasses:
dougrobbins78
5 Nov 163#56
Sounds of tumbleweed :smirk:
n0chex
5 Nov 16#57
We live near a main road also but triple glazing helped!!
djbhammer
5 Nov 16#58
Does anybody know the distance between the two little feet that act as the stand? My TV stand is 80cm wide so not sure if this will fit. Thanks!
johnnnnra
5 Nov 16#59
I quite agree in a way, I found a Samsung 48uej7000 I think it is , which is 4K uhd an very impressive set which I got for 280 complete with a lg blue ray player all boxed as new with plastic stickers still on anddddd a receipt for John Lewis for remaining just under 5yr warranty :smile: bargains are out there new or nearly new :wink:
soldierboy001
5 Nov 16#60
I think it would fit comfortably as the 40" is the diagonal, so draw a line from corner to corner on the picture of the TV with a piece of string and take away one quarter of that will leave you with 30"stretch that across the legs on the picture to give you an idea of the distance they are apart. Did you fail geometry at school?
djbhammer
5 Nov 16#61
Did you fail English at school? Don't see why you have to be sarcastic about my question. The width of the tv is just under 93cm so I just wanted to see what the cm was between the feet given the width of my tv stand.
ezzer72
5 Nov 16#62
Way too much heat for this. About the right price for a 'supermarket' TV, which sadly is what the lower end Sharp sets are nowadays.
soldierboy001
6 Nov 163#63
Actually yes I did fail English at school even if I did go to a Grammar School. As I was not going to be a poet or an author I realised that as I could speak and understand what others were saying verbs, adjectives, hyphens and full stops were not required. I did like geometry, woodwork and metalwork though so passed those with high marks, especially the ash tray I made from a flat plate. As I was going into the Army the only English I needed to know was fire at will and retreat so failing English was no big deal to me and I passed up the ranks and was able to shout at lower ranks, in English, to stand up straight at attention and double round the parade ground with no knowledge of parenthesis or hyphens and I earned good money too.
After 15 years of doing this I got a bit tired of all this war making so re-joined civvy street and became a car transporter driver and surprise surprise no English required except to ask at the dropping off point " where do you want these mate ". For this I was able with Saturday morning deliveries to earn in excess of £1,000 per week and live a comfortable life style, but then along came computerisation, changing work patterns and these all in all made it harder to do the job and less wages for more work and nights away from home, so a review of my situation caused me to go self employed and hire out my services as a driver which I did with good success and still I did this without English qualifications. I am now retired and due to the fact I had some really good advice during my Army career and without English qualification just the ability to speak English and understand, set up a good pension scheme that along with my government and SERP's and Army pensions gives me, after tax a little over £500 per week.
So it looks as if failing English at school has only caused a problem to you. Never mind eh.
Ross81
6 Nov 161#64
Great value. If its a redbadged Vestel no issue, I've had three similar , a 21.5", 32" and sat watching a 50" at the moment and all work excellently including the pvr function with a memory stick. This is a good chunk of inches for the money. Buy this and if it lasts 3-4 years, great as that might then be the time to make the 4k move. Good spot OP
kayec
6 Nov 16#65
What size of memory stick are you using?
Ross81
6 Nov 16#66
Might be the model I'm watching now and it's great with the PS4, £279 on a deal at Argos about 2 years back
chp4
7 Nov 16#67
Anybody actually bought this? What's the freeview quality like?
chp4
7 Nov 16#68
Model number LC-40CFF4041K
kkane_irl
7 Nov 161#69
God you are a nasty puke
soldierboy001
7 Nov 16#70
Yes but a financially well off nasty puke, see my post #63.
DonnieH
7 Nov 16#71
anyone got this and can say anything about the sound if its tinny or not?
berisford
7 Nov 16#72
I'd like to comment for you DH but my delivery hasn't arrived as promised today and as it's past 5.00pm I doubt it's coming........
DonnieH
7 Nov 16#73
No worries but thanks for replying. Hope it turns up!
berisford
8 Nov 161#74
Sound is more than acceptable, in fact I'm quite amazed at what a cracking TV this is, picture on HD channels is wonderful. Thanks go to the OP, kristoon for finding the deal.
shazadkhilji
8 Nov 16#75
Oos
jamiemc4l2010
8 Nov 16#76
Sharp TVs always go after a year when I have purchased them. Not a fan
Megacamz
8 Nov 161#77
Got one, great bang for buck!, very happy with it, will have this for a couple more years until 4k is cheaper/better and more mainstream.
soldierboy001
8 Nov 16#78
Then why do you keep buying them?
jamiemc4l2010
8 Nov 16#79
I don't anymore, not for a few years have they got better?
Bunglistik
8 Nov 16#80
Sharp branded brown goods - ie TV's are manufactured by UMC - Universal Media Corporation ( who also knock out Blaupunkt TV's ) - and have been doing so for a few years now. Sharp TV's have absolutely nothing to do with vestel.
Sharp branded white goods - ie washing machines, fridges etc are manufactured by Vestel.
Over in America Sharp is now owned by Hi - Sense.
Vestel does not have any part in manufacturing sharp branded TV's.
soldierboy001
8 Nov 16#81
Sharp make the white goods and Vestel put their name on them. Over in America Sharp sold it's factory in Mexico to Hisense and Hisense sell their product with the Sharp name on them In North and South America, except Brazil.
Sharp does the design and development of it's TV's made by UMC who are just an OEM, making TV's etc. for other brands.
berisford
9 Nov 161#82
Anyone got the Virgin Tivo remote code for this TV?
hb1
12 Nov 16#83
i had my tv delivered today but screen was damaged. none in stock so getting a refund. gutted.
wide
10 Dec 16#84
I see it has a USB port... Anyone know for sure if it can play files on a stick?
And what's the Ethernet port for, given it's not smart?
And... and... something else I might remember in a sec...
Opening post
Built-in Freeview HD tuner
Connect to other devices via 3 HDMI ports
Play/record video from USB devices
free home delivery and possible 1.5% cashback from Quidco or topcashback
Top comments
....moral of the story is...not to dismiss deals like this just because someone says you can get one for free if you sit and watch eBay listings for a few days / months / years....
You should now prove a point and give your TV away for free :smiley:
All comments (85)
However, I think this deal is HOT!
I doubt it will go below £250 on BF, really doubt it for new year as brexit currency problems will kick in by then.
Does anybody know if it's 50hz, 100 or 200hz?
I'm about to press buy but I've been told 50hz is too low for gaming and sports
Will I get motion blur at 50hz?
Please help anyone as I don't wanna miss this deal <3
....moral of the story is...not to dismiss deals like this just because someone says you can get one for free if you sit and watch eBay listings for a few days / months / years....
You should now prove a point and give your TV away for free :smiley:
Just ordered. Thanks for the advice re motion lag :smiley:
Sharp is NOT a Vestel brand!!!
- very light weight , hence easy to move and setup
- remote and channel transition very smooth
- 3 hdmi which ensures chromecast/sky/laptop all possible at same time.
only disadvantage i see is the "stand". Not quite like the concept of two legs as you need a tv stand that big. Otherwise bang for £179a
In September 2014, Sharp announced that Slovakian electronics company UMC was acquiring an exclusive brand licence from Sharp and its European television and audio business UMC will also acquire Sharp’s Polish factory. As part of the deal, Sharp will support the design and development of televisions sold by UMC under the Sharp brand
Sharp is a licensed Vestel brand for white goods in Europe including rebadged Servis washing machines.
if this tv had a middle type base stand id have it for the kids room, its a bargain at this price
UMC Poland sp. z o.o.
Ostaszewo 57B, 87-148 Łysomice,
Poland
Assembled in Europe
Am I better off waiting for Black Friday deals? I am in no rush just yet, but I would like a new TV by February.
Are any decent (for gaming) 40" FHD LED TVs likely to be around the £150 mark any time soon?
After 15 years of doing this I got a bit tired of all this war making so re-joined civvy street and became a car transporter driver and surprise surprise no English required except to ask at the dropping off point " where do you want these mate ". For this I was able with Saturday morning deliveries to earn in excess of £1,000 per week and live a comfortable life style, but then along came computerisation, changing work patterns and these all in all made it harder to do the job and less wages for more work and nights away from home, so a review of my situation caused me to go self employed and hire out my services as a driver which I did with good success and still I did this without English qualifications. I am now retired and due to the fact I had some really good advice during my Army career and without English qualification just the ability to speak English and understand, set up a good pension scheme that along with my government and SERP's and Army pensions gives me, after tax a little over £500 per week.
So it looks as if failing English at school has only caused a problem to you. Never mind eh.
Sharp branded white goods - ie washing machines, fridges etc are manufactured by Vestel.
Over in America Sharp is now owned by Hi - Sense.
Vestel does not have any part in manufacturing sharp branded TV's.
Sharp does the design and development of it's TV's made by UMC who are just an OEM, making TV's etc. for other brands.
And what's the Ethernet port for, given it's not smart?
And... and... something else I might remember in a sec...