Fantastic bargain, perfect for those who can't afford a real TV. Reduced from 2.99.
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dlm136
5 Apr 1756#15
I saw this advert in a window that said: “Television for sale, £1, volume stuck on full.” I thought, “I can’t turn that down.”
(Tim Vine)
matedodgy
5 Apr 1734#10
Do you need a TV licence for this?
M_z
5 Apr 1731#1
I bet the programmes are better too.
Duncsalot to billynewing
5 Apr 1713#4
"Perfect for those who can't afford a real TV."
Latest comments (116)
sreenireddy
13 Apr 17#116
lol no I'm a Lancashire lad
joe_shmoe
12 Apr 17#115
Are you American by any chance?
Technical escapades like removing a light bulb always scare the bejesus out of Americans.
Even engineering types.
sreenireddy
12 Apr 17#114
will cost a house when it burns it down
MadeInBeats
11 Apr 17#113
ham_fan
11 Apr 17#112
No. It's a TV simulator.
MadeInBeats
11 Apr 17#111
Is it a Steam key?
veedubjai
7 Apr 17#102
What is the pay/hour as TVL man knocking on doors catching folks out these days?:laughing:
sollas001 to veedubjai
10 Apr 17#105
The BBC charge for these - but are they lying again? They did not reply.
joe_shmoe to veedubjai
11 Apr 17#110
Actually, I have just walked past a house with a tv ish blue light on in the front room.
It was obviously one of these,it wouldnt fool a burglar.
As to the comments about electricity being too dear to leave a real tv on, well,
100 watts U.K. price is 1 pence per hour, or £1.68 / week.
If you can set it up with a timer dusk till midnight this is not going to be noticeable.
A pc and monitor running a dvd on loop would be similar total.
Or you could save up for an ED 209 and WASTE any intruders. ;#}
JamesSmith
11 Apr 17#109
You want to reason with TVL goons on your doorstep? :smile:
Good luck with that strategy!
tearfly
10 Apr 17#108
What's the link to the actual product?? Can't find anything on search.
djaydearz
10 Apr 17#107
same, although they could really do with updating the material, starting to get boring
joe_shmoe
6 Apr 17#92
A 'television' is a device for the masses who can neither afford or use a P.C. actually.
Tho I do agree, this device is better than east enders, aaand, the BBC can kiss my pale hairy one.
Cinn to joe_shmoe
6 Apr 17#94
Please do not use these, my neighbour has one, along with a nightlight. They are totally unrealistic, (no one watches shows that light the room up purple, then green, then darkness) we just laugh because we use it as an indicator as when she has gone to sleep.
They look especially bad when another neighbour is actually watching real TV and you can see the comparison.
MICKY24 to joe_shmoe
7 Apr 17#99
Can I have barcode please
chrisdouse to joe_shmoe
10 Apr 171#106
Still better than Mrs Browns boys
3applepie
9 Apr 17#104
or you can just tell them it is a DVD that you are viewing
MissingNTLDR
9 Apr 17#103
hmm..then I hope this light actually comes with a stone simulator :stuck_out_tongue:
JamesSmith
7 Apr 17#101
Yeah I reckon bring it to the door flashing away and say "What you mean THIS TV.. you ****?"
Wait just long enough to see their face, then SLAM the door on them!
:laughing:
rizla01
7 Apr 17#100
Ideal for when the licence man comes knocking and when he tells you he could see the flickering of the (non-licenced) TV thru the curtains and you just bring this out.
F*off Mr Tv Licence man Lol!
DontRun
7 Apr 17#98
Cold, these LED sets suffer from terrible backlight bleeding
moosery2
7 Apr 17#97
I wouldn't call 100 watts+ super low!
No, they still use a tonne of power, sure it's less than it used to be, but an LED bulb is like 5W.
joe_shmoe
6 Apr 171#96
Thieves pay little attention to ordinary folk actually; its darkness for long periods they notice.
tho if these things do look a bit obvious maybe point it at the floor and have a dimmed light on a timer.
Actually joking aside this is a scorching hot deal, this is a superb bargain for £1, a paid a lot more than that from Maplins for mine.
Haircut_100
6 Apr 17#71
That's just a waste of electricity and not really practical if you are going away for say a week or two. With these tv simulators you can put them on a timer plug so that they come on a certain times of the day or night, and of course they only use a small amount of electricity so are much 'greener' than leaving a tv on all day if you are out.
termite
6 Apr 17#70
Why would anyone bother trawling other users profiles and commenting like this? Weird and creepy.
premierfella
6 Apr 17#69
A random nobrand 32" apparently uses around 65W, which would be in the region of 25p per 24 hours.
mivanpy
6 Apr 17#68
No optical pfft
jaydeeuk1
6 Apr 172#67
Probably does it better than the cheap LG sets :man:
fireman1
6 Apr 17#66
And what I do when I go on my hols is employ a family to sit in and watch the tv. It gives the perfect illusion of someone sitting in and watching the tv.
If I go away for too long though I have to give them annual holiday entitlement which causes all manner of issues.
fireman1
6 Apr 172#65
Ah, you see what they needed was the Jml automatic curtain twitcher!
pattern
6 Apr 17#64
For those who don't want to pay insurance premiums.
pattern
6 Apr 17#63
Is it 4k hdr?
quidditys_shore
6 Apr 17#62
Can I use this with a chromecast?
sethjohnson555
6 Apr 17#61
Does anyone else leave their tv on when they go on holiday? I read somewhere the power usage of standard LCD tvs is now super low so it's not too big a deal. Can anyone confirm?
tin
6 Apr 173#60
:confused:
mergleb
6 Apr 17#59
Even if the remote doesn't allow you to adjust the remote most TVs will still have manual controls which are often hidden from view on the back of the set.
sshooie
6 Apr 17#58
Bit extravagant ime (I worked for TYCO for 20 years) they normally just knock on the door with a lame excuse.
sshooie
6 Apr 172#57
Still better than the reality **** that's on the real one.
CAL23
6 Apr 17#56
Better than X Factor and all the other reality tripe! :laughing:
ruc
6 Apr 17#55
oh false economy then. . :smile:
fr3dy77_sp33d
6 Apr 17#54
hotter than plasma tv
DAZZ2000
6 Apr 17#53
Get this one and save a penny...
...ok it will only protect your beer...but it's a good start right? :wink:
Had one of these for a couple of years, very good product, excellent price.
davemhaynes
6 Apr 171#51
My neighbour told me their cctv showed their burglar discreetly threw stones at their window from outside their boundary, ascertaining they weren't home, so one of these wouldn't have helped. Good price but I'm putting the quid towards an alarm.
JamesSmith
6 Apr 171#50
Great for winding up TVL goons.
:stuck_out_tongue:
oldgeezer
6 Apr 17#49
this is on par with barking dog recording !
maxmix
5 Apr 171#48
Is this better than an Iphone 6 ?
maxmix
atbirkin
5 Apr 17#47
Or don't wan't to waste as much leccy.
alritegeeza
5 Apr 171#46
I watched one of these for hours stoned...Brilliant!
5aq1b
5 Apr 17#45
ideal dogging light
tjc2005
5 Apr 17#44
Cold... not OLED
thetarget
5 Apr 171#43
You need to sit further away :smirk:
horsey
5 Apr 171#42
That looks less than 3 inches wide, so not even full HD
SCOUSEKEVIN
5 Apr 17#41
Sounds a lot dearer than a quid, as a detterent they are a good idea and pennys to run
bigbak
5 Apr 17#38
Good for baking it look like you're home.
Attach it to a sonoff and it's a deterrent.
Besford to bigbak
5 Apr 172#40
Do you read your garbage before you post it? Apparently not!
How about posting a deal sometime.
dlm136
5 Apr 1756#15
I saw this advert in a window that said: “Television for sale, £1, volume stuck on full.” I thought, “I can’t turn that down.”
(Tim Vine)
airdsuk to dlm136
5 Apr 171#20
Thats nearly as old as some of the much repeated beeb 'comedy' series
Auric_Goldfinger to dlm136
5 Apr 171#39
Classic Tim :laughing:
Wowhats
5 Apr 173#37
See if John Lewis will price match, + a 5 year guaranteee as well.
Kristisn
5 Apr 17#36
Do you really need a "TV licence" for any thing?
matedodgy
5 Apr 1734#10
Do you need a TV licence for this?
tommie1shunt to matedodgy
5 Apr 171#12
Yes and you have to pay me £10,000 year.
premierfella to matedodgy
5 Apr 173#17
A Capita agent would probably say yes (as long as you aren't recording them) :wink:
Waldolf to matedodgy
5 Apr 173#35
You need a simulated licence.
gadgetking53
5 Apr 173#34
Resolution can't be much cop. I can see the individual LED's
billynewing
5 Apr 171#2
Or just leave the TV on ?
Duncsalot to billynewing
5 Apr 1713#4
"Perfect for those who can't afford a real TV."
C0mm0n_Sense to billynewing
5 Apr 17#33
That would be a less cost effective solution.
ezzer72
5 Apr 171#32
Jaydee will be along in a minute to tell us it's not real 4K
OrribleHarry
5 Apr 172#31
I just loosened a connection to my lamp, cost me nowt.
SCOUSEKEVIN
5 Apr 17#21
Thanks OP Combined with a sutable timer this can be a realistic detterent whilst you are on Holiday.
morpheus to SCOUSEKEVIN
5 Apr 171#30
The one I have doesn't need a separate timer, its got a daylight sensor on the back and can be set to come on for 4 or 8 hours from dusk.
greazedlightning
5 Apr 173#19
is this 10-bit panel?
Eagerbeaver to greazedlightning
5 Apr 173#29
It's 8-bit but there is a firmware upgrade on the way.
DonkeyKonk
5 Apr 174#28
Perfect for punishing the kids
ukmonkey
5 Apr 17#27
Not a good idea if you don't have a tv licence
Flibbitygibbit
5 Apr 173#26
Cold not HDR
captain_cab
5 Apr 173#25
will go perfect with my blackout blinds
seaniboy
5 Apr 172#24
I'll stick with my Philips Ambilight TV thanks! :laughing:
wayners
5 Apr 17#23
Can you get wall bracket for this? If so how do you fix to wall? Do they do one with smart features or should I get a kodi box? Can anyone recommend a good kodi box but must be from UK. :smiley:
Ukguy2
5 Apr 171#22
Is it an IPS panel?
M_z
5 Apr 1731#1
I bet the programmes are better too.
edgeone to M_z
5 Apr 171#18
There are a lot of repeats though.
AndrewRoss
5 Apr 171#16
Is this for recreating home alone?
dansallis
5 Apr 171#14
Is the surround sound simulator extra? :smirk:
AndyRoyd
5 Apr 174#13
Excellent simulation of a Vestel, and even better PQ.
spatter
5 Apr 17#11
Can I not watch Dinner Date on it?
mafia
5 Apr 171#6
none in my local store :disappointed:
Duncsalot to mafia
5 Apr 171#9
Sorry there's none in your local! <3
sparklyp
5 Apr 1711#8
I got one of these and put a wheel trim on the side of my house for the simulated sky effect to put robbers off even more
pennyfarthing88
5 Apr 175#7
Burglars use these to put off the neighbours from calling the cops :neutral_face:
urmum
5 Apr 173#5
Probably as good to watch as `The One Show` too...
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Top comments
(Tim Vine)
Latest comments (116)
Technical escapades like removing a light bulb always scare the bejesus out of Americans.
Even engineering types.
It was obviously one of these,it wouldnt fool a burglar.
As to the comments about electricity being too dear to leave a real tv on, well,
100 watts U.K. price is 1 pence per hour, or £1.68 / week.
If you can set it up with a timer dusk till midnight this is not going to be noticeable.
A pc and monitor running a dvd on loop would be similar total.
Or you could save up for an ED 209 and WASTE any intruders. ;#}
Good luck with that strategy!
Tho I do agree, this device is better than east enders, aaand, the BBC can kiss my pale hairy one.
They look especially bad when another neighbour is actually watching real TV and you can see the comparison.
Wait just long enough to see their face, then SLAM the door on them!
:laughing:
F*off Mr Tv Licence man Lol!
No, they still use a tonne of power, sure it's less than it used to be, but an LED bulb is like 5W.
tho if these things do look a bit obvious maybe point it at the floor and have a dimmed light on a timer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWxnynEW8aw
https://youtu.be/vSU25ZeBTrM
Actually joking aside this is a scorching hot deal, this is a superb bargain for £1, a paid a lot more than that from Maplins for mine.
If I go away for too long though I have to give them annual holiday entitlement which causes all manner of issues.
...ok it will only protect your beer...but it's a good start right? :wink:
http://www.clearancexl.co.uk/Anti-Beer-Burglar-Alarm-System-RRP-199-CLEARANCE-XL-99p
:stuck_out_tongue:
maxmix
Attach it to a sonoff and it's a deterrent.
How about posting a deal sometime.
(Tim Vine)