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Duncan, Birmingham on December 1st, 2006
just bought one for £599 from comet. am over the moon with it in every way. was not sure about its looks in the shop, but it soon looked the part when i got it home. highly recommend it.
Nick, Sunderland on August 7th, 2006
For 4 years I owned a Beko 28" DVB CRT TV. My friend has the Panasonic, loved the PQ and connections so i got it. And I have to say its been one of the best things ive bought! And Because it has No PIP, I looked online for an adaptor. Found one! This nifty little adaptor lets me have the PIP on my panny, Genius! Sound i would say 4/5, but great for daily viewing. Buy, Nick.
Bill, Billinge on May 17th, 2006
Great pictures on standard def. Got it when it first came out. Paid full wack --boo hoo! What is the best setting for picture?
IanM, Loughborough on May 17th, 2006
Just bought one on Internet for £646. Simple elegant styling. Great picure from built in DVB tuner and from Sky + box. Lots of connectivity. Looking forward to Sky HD end of month. A well designed and easy to use unit.
GeeDub on May 10th, 2006
Top quality for the price. I picked one up for £675 online - check out pricerunner for latest prices
Rick, Stockport on April 20th, 2006
Great TV, once you have altered the factory settings the picture is excellent. The price has dropped £300 pounds in the last two weeks which makes it great value (£1013). It has plenty of connections both new and old, e.g. 2 HDMI slots and component. I can highly recommend this TV.
Chris, Reading on April 10th, 2006
I was a CRT luddite but this TV has convinced me. Modern films via the on-board Freeview tuner look like DVDs, long shots of football action show detailed figures not blurry blobs. All this was achieved with out of the box settings. No PIP - so what.
Paddy, Eastbourne on April 2nd, 2006
Great quality. no pip- though. A little expensive.
