32" ish TV for OAP's
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My grandparents (mid 80's) require a new TV, mainly due to my Grandma slowly losing her eyesight 
. They currently have an old 26" CRT.
They've got both Freesat and Freeview boxes, but generally use the former (if that makes any difference).
Looking at around the 32" mark, maybe a touch bigger, but 40" is too large.
I've been set a budget of around £300.
They need something that is easy to use, has a clear image and also has decent speakers.
Any recommendations?
. They currently have an old 26" CRT.They've got both Freesat and Freeview boxes, but generally use the former (if that makes any difference).
Looking at around the 32" mark, maybe a touch bigger, but 40" is too large.
I've been set a budget of around £300.
They need something that is easy to use, has a clear image and also has decent speakers.
Any recommendations?
Thanks for the replies chaps.
My Grandad wants as big as possible, Grandmother is less so enthusiastic of anything big, even though it's her that watches most TV and is losing her eyesight - it's safe to say that she doesn't like change.
Soooo, what I'm going to do is take our spare 37" TV across to them and see how they got on with it...
Cheers again!
My Grandad wants as big as possible, Grandmother is less so enthusiastic of anything big, even though it's her that watches most TV and is losing her eyesight - it's safe to say that she doesn't like change.
Soooo, what I'm going to do is take our spare 37" TV across to them and see how they got on with it...
Cheers again!
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