Matsui M26DVDB19

So easy to set up, gives splendid reception. As it is not my main house TV, we use it with a free view box in a different room. Almost as good as our main HD receiver. Very pleased with it.

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Easy to set up and use, and has not let us down in over two months daily use. We feed the signal from an ordinary roof aerial, and a reducer (because we live within a couple of miles of main transmitter masts), then through scart -scart connections...

Off-putting to find volume control on the right and channel up/down on the left of the remote control. The remote buttons for pause DVD and for expel disk are unidentified and require careful manual-reading, and we still have not got the hang of the...

Excellent value for money

Picture a bit bright. Can't adjust backlight

Very easy to set up and use. Very very good value for money...would definitely recommend.

Excellent value for money, great design, looks very good, bright screen, just the right size. . Has changed to digital with ease; and works very well with a portable arial.

The handbook didn't quite relate to the Digital Booklet instructions, but not a big problem. Sound is sometimes a bit rough.

Smart looking TV. Should have spent extra money and bought a well known make and not a Matsui.

Sorry bad points outweigh the good. When setting the Freeview programmes,,Could not get More 4, Film 4 BB4 ITV3. Tried manual and auto handling of this but had to spend quite a lot of money in buying a booster to get these programmes. Not best please...

Easy to set up, very light, picture quality is good.

Slightly fiddly to take out CD's and some of the screen is cut off at eitehr side as I haven't worked out the optimal setting yet.

Really nice looking TV, great picture quality and sound. Would highly recommend

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The usb port at the side of the T.V lets you plug and play your Hardrive devices so you can easily view and listen to music,photo's,and video files. The onboard DVD player plays everything that you throw at it (exept of course HD disks)

There's a button at the back of the T.V that needs to be switched on before it will work !

easy to use