What 32 inch tv please

[blindswelledrat]

Hello
Please tell me which 32 inch tv to buy.
It is to go in the kitchen and will probably only be used to watch sky tv so I dont really need any gimmicks or anything. Just a decent picture and reasonable sound.
No other criteria really,
I cant really get enthusiastic about researching my own thus will defer to teh PH expertise.

I did see this which look stupidly good value: thoughts?
http://www.johnlewis.com/231468248/Product.aspx

[tonym911]

That, or a Bravia I'd say.

[blindswelledrat]

Bump. Any other suggestions at all?

[sprouting]

Take your pickIf your not sitting and watching movies on it, then there are cheaper ones than the one you've looked at that will do fine.

http://www.richersounds.com/products/home-cinema/l...

The sound's going to be basic whichever set you pick, buy a cheaper set and put the savings towards a mini stereo with phono input for a reasonable sound.

http://www.richersounds.com/products/hi-fi-separat...

[bristolracer]

That panasonic looks good value with HD freeview and 5 yr warranty.

If you just want cheap and cheerful then this will be ok


http://www.richersounds.com/product/lcd-tv/samsung...

[tonym911]

I reckon 32in TVs are all pretty good nowadays. My priorities would be reliability and backup. For that reason I'd scope out a few customer reviews on Amazon, and then buy from Amazon.

[Matt..]

tonym911 said:

... and backup. For that reason I'd scope out a few customer reviews on Amazon, and then buy from Amazon.

If the price was good, i'd buy from John Lewis as they have 5yr warranties on everything.

[Garett]

I'm also looking for a 32" TV but as the main TV for the house so 1080p is essential (for Blu-Ray) and I'm looking for a HD tuner built in too.

John Lewis seem to be reasonable being as they come with a 5 year guarantee, Richersounds too but you have to pay extra for the guarantee but its still reasonable at 10% of the cost of the item.