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| Value for Money | 3/10  |
|---|---|
| Overall rating | 3/10 |
Full review by
Andy.
on 25th Nov 2002
User Rating : 3
Respect :
+6
Good Points: cosmetically nice to look at and relatively user friendly remote.
Bad Points: It is quite a deep set and will intrude in room if not enough space available. Very annoying auto picture search which causes screen to jump between different picture formats, which has to be reset to preferred setting( i.e widescreen. 16.9 e.t.c)everytime the tv is turned on. The sound settings nearly all seem to drown out the diologue with background noise especially when playing music. I find it is more audible set on mono which defeats the object of having a 3d stereo tv. The tv has two scart connections on the back and all the other connections on the front i.e. phonos e.tc which make it inflexible when adding on i.e dvd, surround sound e.t.c
General comments: I have had the tv two years and one of the speakers has recently broke which is now forcing me to watch in mono( serves me right for whinging)Given that the bad points far outweigh the good I would seriously think before you purchased this model or at least make sure you get a demonstration to make up your own mind.
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