use code: 20299TV for £20 off expires 23.59 25/9/17
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Latest comments (26)
browneyone
25 Sep 17#21
Why do people buy this crap.
crazy_kalz to browneyone
25 Sep 17#22
Name us some better tv's in this price range??
browneyone to crazy_kalz
26 Sep 17#26
I wouldn't consider a tv at that price range at that size.
tan159 to browneyone
26 Sep 17#25
It's cheap. Same reason people buy Renault or Dacia
Robbo11
26 Sep 17#24
My problem with these huge TVs is I wouldn't know where to put it in my living room without it totally dominating the whole room or covering at least part of a window when placed in a corner. A friend installed their new 55' TV above the fireplace for that same reason but his wife complained that it gave her a stiff neck because it was not at a comfortable eye level, that it looked too chavvy above the fireplace and that the heat from the fire would shorten the TVs life. He ended up putting the large mirror he'd replaced with the TV back up, selling the TV for two thirds of the cost and getting a 42" TV to fit in the corner. Lesson learnt, fingers burnt.
dorothyhoggarth
26 Sep 17#23
At this price range i would go for Hisense x but hot voted
realukdeals
25 Sep 17#20
a steal, but not very keen in the make
Kojo_Segu
25 Sep 17#3
Can’t seem to find any reviews on this
EndlessWaves to Kojo_Segu
25 Sep 17#4
Reviews from similar models branded Hitatchi, JVC, Finlux and so on should give you some idea as they're all made by the same company (Vestel).
Short version, it's just a generic budget TV. Vestel did mutter something about wanting to make Toshiba their premium brand earlier this year but that'll take a few years if they stick with that commitment.
This is usually £400ish so this deal is around about a £20 saving.
Kojo_Segu to EndlessWaves
25 Sep 17#6
Wld pass this..:: think I wld just get the Hisense H50N6800
Dealface to EndlessWaves
25 Sep 17#19
This is indeed a Vestel. It'll be enough for some folk but anybody expecting Toshiba real quality will be disappointed
bothered
25 Sep 17#18
Somethings you shouldn't do in life, like you know like use your local fastfood own mix of mayo, another is buy a sharp or toshiba tv. Course most of us fail as we do it at least once before we realise a life lesson. Course if you are only interested in size - regardless how flacid the quality - then fill your boots
sam_of_london
25 Sep 17#17
Voted hot
InTheKnow444
25 Sep 17#8
Hope it's better than the one I just took back to Tesco (after 2 days)
Worse sound quality i ever had, and that includes a Finlux
MBeeching to InTheKnow444
25 Sep 17#9
A soundbar (or external AV solution) is pretty much essential these days, regardless of the TV price. If both devices support ARC it's pretty seamless.
InTheKnow444 to MBeeching
25 Sep 17#13
Yes, except it was a present for my mother in law, she has had no room for a soundbar (which would have made the entire set up cost more), and the picture quality was also debatable despite it being backlight.
I just took it back
Robbo11 to InTheKnow444
25 Sep 17#16
A perfect example of the old adage "one man's meat is another man's poison." :joy:
Snoop7
25 Sep 17#15
If this is your budget you won't be disappointed. If you think this a bargain but you are able to spend a bit more I wouldn't purchase this.
I bought one from costco recently, yes it is made by vested. The sound was a shocker got out the sound bar, if your thinking about using the smart feature forget it. Only thing was the picture quality was impressive.
acj7744
25 Sep 17#5
Desperately in need of TV after my 5 year old Technika 40" died on me last week. Is this a good deal. HDUK tells me it has been £335 in a Tesco store before.
1mark to acj7744
25 Sep 17#11
I read this as Desperately in need of TV after my 5 year old died on me last week. Is this a good deal. HDUK tells me it has been £335 in a Tesco store before.
acj7744 to 1mark
25 Sep 17#14
Jesus Christ!
tillyboo
25 Sep 17#12
I have this exact tv and can definitely highly recommend it. Crystal clear image, sounds not too cracky but i use a sound bar so that doesn't bother me.
mcormack
25 Sep 17#10
Hot!
JonoSaunders
25 Sep 17#7
Steer clear these tvs are awful, motion blur makes you sick
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use code: 20299TV for £20 off expires 23.59 25/9/17
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Latest comments (26)
Short version, it's just a generic budget TV. Vestel did mutter something about wanting to make Toshiba their premium brand earlier this year but that'll take a few years if they stick with that commitment.
This is usually £400ish so this deal is around about a £20 saving.
Worse sound quality i ever had, and that includes a Finlux
If both devices support ARC it's pretty seamless.
I just took it back
A perfect example of the old adage "one man's meat is another man's poison." :joy:
I bought one from costco recently, yes it is made by vested. The sound was a shocker got out the sound bar, if your thinking about using the smart feature forget it. Only thing was the picture quality was impressive.
Desperately in need of TV after my 5 year old died on me last week. Is this a good deal. HDUK tells me it has been £335 in a Tesco store before.