Hi all,
John Lewis offered me today a replacement for my old 32" Samsung which cannot be repaired. They can give me Samsung UE32ES5500 (Their price £450) without additional cost. However they told me I can go for a bigger/more expensive TV, I will just need to pay the difference between the offered TV and the one I choose.
I would be prepared to pay up to £200 more to get something better/bigger.
I've looked at their offer and selected few options:
1. Samsung UE37ES6300 (£600)
2. Panasonic Viera TX-L37E5B (£580)
3. Panasonic Viera TX-L32ET5B (£600)
4. LG 42LM620T (£600)
5. Sony Bravia KDL40EX653BU (£630)
6. Philips 37PFL4007T (£600) or Philips 42PFL4007T (£660)
I would be grateful for any suggestions/advice as to which TV would be the best out those listed (or maybe something else they stock).
I haven't been in touch with the market recently and hard for me to decide.
Important things: 2D HD (freeview, not necessary build in, as I have Humax Fox T2), I watch F1 in HD, movies, reasonably good blacks.
3D is not necessesity, unless I don't compromise the 2D quality.
Thanks in advance!
John Lewis offered me today a replacement for my old 32" Samsung which cannot be repaired. They can give me Samsung UE32ES5500 (Their price £450) without additional cost. However they told me I can go for a bigger/more expensive TV, I will just need to pay the difference between the offered TV and the one I choose.
I would be prepared to pay up to £200 more to get something better/bigger.
I've looked at their offer and selected few options:
1. Samsung UE37ES6300 (£600)
2. Panasonic Viera TX-L37E5B (£580)
3. Panasonic Viera TX-L32ET5B (£600)
4. LG 42LM620T (£600)
5. Sony Bravia KDL40EX653BU (£630)
6. Philips 37PFL4007T (£600) or Philips 42PFL4007T (£660)
I would be grateful for any suggestions/advice as to which TV would be the best out those listed (or maybe something else they stock).
I haven't been in touch with the market recently and hard for me to decide.
Important things: 2D HD (freeview, not necessary build in, as I have Humax Fox T2), I watch F1 in HD, movies, reasonably good blacks.
3D is not necessesity, unless I don't compromise the 2D quality.
Thanks in advance!