woo and indeed hoo
Banned
Many thanks for this tv recommendation
. We had a 20 min power cut here t'other day after which my lovely plasma sulked and wouldn't turn on :/. It seems it is a known issue with this particular make and model
. Fortunately however it turned on after 2 days when I gave it one last chance before breaking down and buying a new set . Much relieved, I could resume my MH3U obsession love without straining my eyes and neck by having to use the Wii U controller screen. I therefore had no need to buy another set after all but decided to get this one anyway because the reviews are very good, I just wanted something to connect my Wii U to so the 'lacking' features were no issue for me and if nothing else I would at least have a back-up for my plasma. Oh and it's 1080p whereas my plasma is only HD Ready so yay!
I've just set it up [nice and simple, thanks Samsung] and had a quick blast of 1-1 on SM3DW and I must say that I am very impressed!
It is much better than any LCD tv I've seen before in the wild but we'll see how I feel after configuring it properly and after extended play. Speaking of which, are there any specific guidelines in respect of configuing an LCD telly that I should be aware of? I'm a complete noob to LCD's as I've always disregarded them after disliking the picture quality I've seen on older LCD's owned by friends and family.
I've just set it up [nice and simple, thanks Samsung] and had a quick blast of 1-1 on SM3DW and I must say that I am very impressed!
Fairly sure this was me talking about the Samsung UE32H5000
It's not heavy on features (no smart or 3D), but has Freeview HD and a great quality panel for 1080p gaming. 2 HDMI ports, SCART and a component I believe.
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£238.00 @ Amazon
£239.00 @ John Lewis with 5 year guarantee
£239.00 @ Richer Sounds with 5 year guarantee
You're maybe thinking of this? The post stuck in my mind because it nearly made me buy one.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=120640276&postcount=18202
Still available at ebuyer for that price.
Edit: ninja'd by the OP, and at a cheaper price no less. I'll get me coat.
Haha, just a note that the H5000 is the 2014 version of the F5000. All 3 of the H5000 links list Freeview HD so I don't know if there's still some weird model number split.
I own the F5000 (with Freeview HD) and it's amazing value for money. It's worth reading the reviews if there's anything specific that you're looking for but in general I'd recommend it above anything in the price range.