Was looking around from some good deals on 40+ inch LCD TVs and Anson’s Appliance Store seems to be doing a sale this summer. Check out some of the good deals I saw on HDTVs after the jump.
The target LCD size is between 40″ and 46″ with a maximum budget of Php80k (the same amount I paid for a 32″ Samsung HDTV about 2 years ago).
The likely candidates are the ff.
Samsung Series 5 LCD TV (40″)
Php89,990USD 1,533INR 130,000EUR 1,461CNY 11,168 (Php9,000USD 153INR 13,001EUR 146CNY 1,117 discount for cash/straight CC)
Free P181K DVD Player
Toshiba Regza (42″ 10-bit)
Php79,990USD 1,363INR 115,554EUR 1,298CNY 9,927 (Php8,000USD 136INR 11,557EUR 130CNY 993 discount for cash/straight CC)
Free Toshiba SD-580 DVD Player
Sanyo Vizon (42″)
Php59,995USD 1,022INR 86,669EUR 974CNY 7,445 (Php6,000USD 102INR 8,668EUR 97CNY 745 discount for cash/straight CC )
The units from Sharp and Sony are just beyond the Php100k mark for the same sizes so they’re out of the list. The Sanyo Vizon seems to be the best deal of the lot, unless you’re very particular about the brand. All three feature a 1080p (1920×1080 pixel) LCD screen.
There are so many other entrants in the 32″ category, mostly coming from China and they’re priced very low compared to the other name brands (TCL, for example, offers a 32″ LCD TV at sub-30k prices).
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PitOots says:
how about their quality yuga?, i wouldnt want to spend that much if its mediocre.
BrianB says:
Waste of money buying LCD TVs I’ve always thought. I’d rather buy bling hip-hopper style, pwede mo pang ipag benta later.
tank says:
maganda lng lcd pag naka skycable.
Bon says:
If you can live without 1080p, you can find a lot of good deals. I bought a 42″ LG TV for less than P50k a month ago. I compared 720p output to 1080p before I bought – for me the choice was 1080p at a smaller size, or 720p at 42 inches. I chose the larger screen and am happy with my decision (esp. since I don’t plan on going Blu-Ray – none of my media is in 1080p anyway). Frankly the difference in quality between 720p and 1080p is minimal on a 42″ LCD – perhaps the gap will be more apparent on a larger size screen.
LX says:
did you consider local brands like devant/syntax/promac?
Andre Marcelo-Tanner says:
ya its true, unless your playing HD or bluray, note we have no HD cable here and cable signal is not strong enough most of the times to supply a high quality picture (you might need an signal amplifier). that noted, theyre getting bigger, thinner and cheaper. 46 is a good size and Samsung is a good brand. Sony is way overpriced, does anyone SEE the difference? :)
Also regarding Samsung, their models with “content” are absolute worthless, you cant create custom content (well you can download a few) and its not very helpful, like static screens. Maybe slideshows a perk but there are some bugs. Also the USB ports only support flash drives, no USB HD supported, and it only plays certain types of media in certain formats, no MKV. Be sure to read the support file formats, resolutions and codecs if you’re interested in that. A good perk, there’s a lan port, so you can hook up a bridge or router to it and wirelessly (should be N, G is too slow) stream video or youtube or what not from your PC or media server to it :)
Tenshi says:
Best to go to alternative stores such as Listening in Style in Shang and TheaterWorks in Trinoma.
I would recommend a Panasonic Plasma 42″ that sells for P45t then add a WD player via HDMI for another P6t. You can’t go wrong with that.
Bon says:
Yep. I have a WD TV and I must say, it was a worthwhile purchase. :)
koolitz says:
tama si Tenshi…maganda ang Plasma ng Panasonic at mura pa sa Theaterworks.
beeps says:
Abe, if your going to purchase for a new one, Im interested in buying your old 32 inch LCD Tv. Let me know thanks! call or text me @ 091935*****, im having a hard time to call your personal mobile number.