Matsui

I have owned a Matsui LCD TV now for a year and a half. I have to say it was outstanding value for money and it even has a DVD Player built in. For those who are interested it's a M16LID709.

I understand that Matsui is DSG's (Currys, PC World, Dixons)own brand of electricals. Considering that Matsui products are of fantastic quality.

So overall I highly recommend Matsui TVs to everyone. They're cheap, reliable, easy to use and ultimately have high image and sound quality.

Have had several Matsui TVs over the years still waiting for one to give me trouble. Bought a 40in Matsui Lenavo LCD this week and I am really pleased with it. It has everything and more you get from the big brands ie 3 hdmi, Pc input brilliant picture and sound and connected easily to my Sky+ HD box. About half the price of a similar big brand model and for any name snobs it has no name on the front!! Was not worried about lack of reviews because I have respect for the brand over a lot of years.

Bought a 22" Matsui with a built in USB port. I have a spare 160Gb USB drive to plug in to and use a recorder. The first TV we had, the screen would go blank after 20-30 minutes of viewing. Returned to Currys who in fairness exchanged it without question. When we received the second TV I thought I'd set up the USB record. It's been painful and still doesnt work! It only supports FAT32 format which doesnt like drives over 32Gb and is more challenging to set up on Windows XP/Vista/7. I tried a few utilities off the web to format the drive but still getting the error "device is not ready". Unfortunately because it's Curry's own make there's no helpline to call. Rest of the TV is ok for a cheap 22" TV.

Matsui is Currys own brand and they don,t fix them when they go wrong

This TV it is astonishing good, I have a Sony Bravia that is three weeks old, and there is no picture quality difference.

Fair enough on the Sony you get features such as pan (allowing you to move the picture up down left and right, but that is about it.

The TV has a HD component (Yr,G,B), 2 scarts and a HDMI

It supports 1080i hd and does operate at 60Hz (for all you Xbox 360 owners)

Sound, and picture and are fully customizable from contrast, brightness, color temp, noise reduction, sharpness.

Same with sound it has a customizable equalizer, and the usual presets.

This TV is cheap so when I ordered it and could not find any reviews I was worried, but now it has arrived I am so impressed.

I keep thinking Curry's will be sending me an email any day to say they shipped me a £1000 TV by mistake, it's that good.