Cant believe they were still making HD Ready TVs in 2016.

Just so people are aware this is HD Ready and not full HD. In this day and age I wouldn't pay that sort of price for a TV that's not full HD but thats just my opinion. For something like a kids bedroom like you say I sure it'd suffice but I'm not voting either way

super budget price - HD ready & no freeview may put some off though

Looks good for the money' hot.

Cant believe they were still making HD Ready TVs in 2016.

I paid £89 last year for a full HD seiki 24in with USB record function and built in freeview. Rated cold.

I received mine today for the bedroom and I'm really impressed. I shopped around and at this price it was a no brainer.
And it does have freeview. It also has the Netflix, Amazon prime, now tv, iplayer and 5 on demand apps plus some others. Took minutes to set up.
I know people are concerned that it isn't full hd but to be honest if I didn't know that I wouldn't have noticed. The picture is fab.

It doesn't come with a USB but there are two USB ports. I'll be using my firestick. I haven't tried but you can attach an external harddrive and it supports divX files amongst others. Hope that helps :smiley:

Yes but if using as a monitor then 720p isn't ideal. 720p v 1080p if used on a TV this size isn't noticeable really, but that's quite a lot a screen real estate lost for a monitor

its 28", how is 720p really a problem

​this is just gonna be a TV for the bedroom. for the price and specs it looks perfect

​where can you get a smart samsung 32 for £160?

was about to spend £260 on a 32 inch sony for the bedroom - wondering if this makes more sense, will the smaller size make a huge diff i wonder?

http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-and-home-entertainment/televisions/televisions/samsung-t32e310-32-led-tv-10127018-pdt.html?istCompanyId=bec25c7e-cbcd-460d-81d5-a25372d2e3d7&istItemId=ltttalmlm&istBid=tztx&srcid=198&cmpid=ppc~gg~0045+%28PLA%29+TELEVISIONS~All+TVs~Exact&mctag=gg_goog_7904&kwid=GOOGLE&s_kwcid=DS!700000001497021!146779293035!!!g!!PRODUCT+GROUP&device=c&ds_kids=92700015669681663&PLA=1&gclid=Cj0KEQiAwMLDBRDCh_r9sMvQ_88BEiQA6zuAQ005FZvlPMbMSyZLbt6IhKHhz5MtVZIsPrIRskz7TNkaAru98P8HAQ&gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CPuU_KGxsNECFS2H7QodKhMMQA

okay its £180 not £160, but £40 more, and Currys are a rip off anyway, so if you look around probably get it cheaper.

​fair enough. Still prefer the LG though as has Netflix amazon and youtube built in so will keep the kids busy on rainy days

Received mine yesterday after being on back order for a week.Very impressed by the picture quality.I don`t see the need for 1080p on a 28 inch tv for kitchen or bedroom use.
Smart functions seem easy to use although i will only be using iplayer

Does anyone recommend a 32" smart tv around or under £200?

Richer sounds seems to have proper product info on this precise model if anyone is buying. The combined Amazon listing makes this TV damn confusing since there's variations in ports and whatnot across models. LG user manual PDF isn't particularly helpful on spec either.

HD ready-ness aside it sounds from reviewers like the panel they've used is relatively decent. Can't find any 'real' panel spec info apart from 8ms response time - so hopefully IPS or VA.

Now £188 :disappointed:

LG make panels, actually make them, not just bodge them together from old Frankenstein parts. LG make panels for 'leading' brands that charge 6k+ for their TVs. Do sum research before ur artic voting on price alone.