What Bedroom TV - 32"?

[Allblackdup]

Looking for the above for the bedroom. Quite happy with it only being HD Ready but must have freeview.

Ideally don't want to spend more than £250 but will go up to around £300 if needed.

I was all set to buy this LG which has pretty good reviews - http://www.amazon.co.uk/LG-32LD320-32-inch-Widescr...

But then i spotted this alternative http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004FPH81U/ref=...

Or is it worth buying an LG Led set for a bit more? - http://www.richersounds.com/product/led-tv/lg/32le...


Any advice or other suggestions, greatly received

Gaz

[Lord Flathead]

I looked at a lot of Plasma's (different kettle of fish but the same assumptions, ie price, quality etc) and ended up buying an LG from Mr Richer. Very impressed with the quality and the price was fantastic. LG are becoming a strong contender in the AV industry and they're nearly half the price of the leaders. If you back up your purchase with a Richer Sounds 5 year guarantee, it will only you about £30.. which means at that price it doesn't matter if it goes wrong because it's covered.

[Allblackdup]

So would you say it's better to go for the led one, link above?

At that size, hd ready and LCD is fine for what i want it for. I already have a 42" plasma in the lounge.

[Allblackdup]

Guys

Can anyone help regards the 32" LG above please? I've ruled the LED one out but would like to know if the LG is a decent set?

Cheers

[GTRmad]

Id go for the first one on your list from Amazon.it has a excellent picture and sound.was recently in a private hospital,and they had the lg and was very impressed by it

[Allblackdup]

GTRmad said:

Id go for the first one on your list from Amazon.it has a excellent picture and sound.was recently in a private hospital,and they had the lg and was very impressed by it

Cheers! Think that's what we're going to go with.

[Allblackdup]

Can anyone advise if its worth taking out an extended warranty on it?