4X-50" HDTV, options?

[bledd]

Our 42" LG living room TV broke a few weeks ago, it no longer turns on. Seems like a PSU issue. (4-5 years old)

In the middle of house buy so didn't want to spend extra money at the time.

Now is the time to replace it.

Requirements..

1080P (a given)
HD Freeview
2x HDMI
CEC support over HDMI, I guess they all come with this now..

Don't need 3D or any smart features, last TV was 3D, we used 3D about twice

Price, say, up to £550.

Thanks


edit, liking the look of the Panasonic Viera TX47AS650B, £479 from RS

 

[magicroundabout]

Our 42" LG living room TV broke a few weeks ago, it no longer turns on. Seems like a PSU issue. (4-5 years old)

In the middle of house buy so didn't want to spend extra money at the time.

Now is the time to replace it.

Requirements..

1080P (a given)
HD Freeview
2x HDMI
CEC support over HDMI, I guess they all come with this now..

Don't need 3D or any smart features, last TV was 3D, we used 3D about twice

Price, say, up to £550.

Thanks


edit, liking the look of the Panasonic Viera TX47AS650B, £479 from RS

http://www.rgbdirect.co.uk/Products/Television/3D-LED-TV/SONY/KDL50W829BBU

close thread

 

[R4z0r]

I'd give this one a look as well.

http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/ue48h6400-201411133951.htm

The Sony W829 is very popular in this forum and I was all ready to buy one until I saw it next to that Samsung. IMO, the Samsung has the better picture quality and it has great smart features as well so I ended up going with that.

 

[nicknack35]

Im sure the OP said no 3D or smart features then goes posting the likes of a smart 3D TV lolol

 

[bledd]

I did, haven't looked at new TV's in 4 years, didn't realise almost every TV would be a 3d smart