Is this tv worth its price?

[Richie]

I really am tempted to buy its one of those things, if its true good to be true it normally is. The brand in samsung too, which is pretty good so it seems like a crazy cheap price. Am I missing something? why is it so cheap?

508€ (426£)

http://i50.tinypic.com/2prseq8.png

[Richie]

Okay I'd still like some responses but I've ordered the tv, it says on the website you have a 7day money back guarantee if you dislike the product, so I'll jump right on in!

[Zak]

It looks like a great deal. I can't see anything wrong with it! If you have the 7 day money back guarantee go for it, samsungs are a mint make too.

[GommeInc]

The only questionable thing is it only has 2 x HDMI cables, but 2 is sufficient and not really something to make it that cheap. That said, 3D TVs are being pushed out a lot more now so maybe this is smack in the face cheap because it's only an HD TV?

[Cepheuses]

With it's specks, it is one great deal.

[Alkaz]

Looks really good, pretty cheap aswell. I bought a 60", 3D, plasma TV recently £999. Can't wait for it to be delivered :D

[Richie]

Good point about the 3d tvs. I did consider buying one but if im honest im not a big fan of 3d in general, it just gives me a sore head :P

[GommeInc]

Good point about the 3d tvs. I did consider buying one but if im honest im not a big fan of 3d in general, it just gives me a sore head :P
My brother bought one which is also 46" and it doesn't seem worth it, but the price was decent. If 3D in the cinema gives you a headache then the 3D from a television will make it explode :P The flickering glasses are incredibly painful in a lit room - it's best done in total darkness.

[Richie]

My brother bought one which is also 46" and it doesn't seem worth it, but the price was decent. If 3D in the cinema gives you a headache then the 3D from a television will make it explode :P The flickering glasses are incredibly painful in a lit room - it's best done in total darkness.

Yeah haha, I read some reviews and some people are saying if you want a good experiece you need to rearrange your room and stuff. I think I'll wait another three odd years than make another decision whether or not I should I get a 3d tv, atm it just seems like it'd serve no purpose for me. I'd be just burning a bigger hole in my pocket for a feature I would most likely never use.

---------- Post added 21-01-2013 at 01:53 PM ----------

I also purchased this for the tv http://www.amazon.co.uk/Premier-HF0042-Plasma-Glass-Management/dp/B001EWEFYU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1358776176&sr=8-1 I wanted to get something that could hold the screen up at the back as well as an actual stand but they were going for 250euros or so, screw that. Hopefully the tv will be pretty sturdy with the legs for the tv that comes with it, if not im screwed!

[scottish]

Doesn't seem that cheap really?

Got 42" with a few more connections (think there's 3 HDMI, 2 scart, etc) for £400 odd a year ago

[Cerys]

Tbh that's a great deal!!

My grandad has that stand ahaa. So I can say it's very sturdy or whatever and has a great amount of space to put anything on, eg DVDs/consoles!

I don't think I'll ever bother with a 3D TV. A waste of time, and apparantly a large percentage of the UK's eyes can't even use the TVs properly, if you see what I mean, so it's not worth the risk!
Have fun with your new stuff c:

[mrwoooooooo]

what model is it

[Richie]

what model is it

UE46EH5000

[mrwoooooooo]

yes its a good deal