Cello C 40115 DVB

Large, bright, full HD screen at a budget price, perfect as secondary monitor eg for a games console

Dead pixels, 2 black and 1 stuck on green, all 3 in one line so quite visible, a case of buyer beware. Otherwise the screen is of decent quality Full HD and 400 nits which is enough for a bright room. Manufacturer puts a getaway clause in the TV's...

Very good built in speakers, with impressive virtual surround sound. Screen size & clarity excellent, 3 HDMI sockets very handy. For the price this budget TV is actually better than some big named mid range TV's. An excellent buy, no regrets at all !

I'll let you know when & if I find any......

very simple to set up & use

Overall screen quality is good for the price, but there are dead pixels that spoil the score.

Dead pixels, 3 in line, 2 black, 1 stuck on green. Cello states in manual that "dead pixels are normal". No, they are not. No child lock option on HDMI input

Great TV for the price - easy to use with an array of different input options.

Virgin TiVo remotes can usually be programmed to control TV volume, channel change, etc., with a 4 digit code. But none of the codes provided by Virgin or Cello themselves (I called them up and they gave me different codes to try) worked, and it's the...

The TV is quite slim although not as slim as more expensive LED TV's. Value for money is next to none.

Stand is very flimsy and TV wobles from side to side quite easily.

Good tv for the price

Picture quality and USB,HDMI,Scart connectors.

cheaper!

you need buy a speakers !

Cheap , easy to use, good picture, nice look

Sound quality is really bad so you need to buy speakers for them, then its fine