Toshiba 40L3453DB

Good picture quality for a budget set ; Reasonably aggressive price ; Decent multimedia support

Average audio ; Bland design ; Pictures not very bright

One little thing we love about the setup of the 40L3453DB, though, is that it ships already fixed to its stand. Whoop. Though there is a downside to this too, we guess, in the cumbersome shape of the enormous box it ships in.

Attractive price ; Fair multimedia support ; Good picture quality generally ; Fairly low input lag

Unattractive design ; Underwhelming online service ; Limited viewing angle ; Pictures aren't very bright

Any 40-inch TV that costs just £400 clearly has instant appeal. And while it's certainly not without its flaws, for the most part the 40L3454DB backs this instant appeal up with a solid all-round performance.

When you turn the channels there are two empty boxes at bottom of screen where programme and times should be Stays on for 6seconds . If you want you can then push info button which has the same boxes but with the name of programme and times in it .So...

Arrived with a broken screen so no idea what it would have been like.

Picture quality

Sound a bit to low but not to bad

Arrived with a broken screen so no idea what it would have been like

Good image Ease of use

Long waiting at turning on Smart tv does not compatible with Flash Player

The internet feature is slow.

Very easy to set up. Loads of features. You can shop on ebay on it. Ok the browser can be a bit slow but it's faster than other smart tv's I've used and it also depends on your wifi bandwidth. The tv itself is too heavy. Some people have complained...

The only think I would really y change are the speakers. The sound isn't really deep enough for me but it's fine for use in a bedroom or a small flat where you don't want to disturb anyone too much. So it's not really a bad point just a personal...

Good value for price

Slight delay on loading, however new to Smart TV's so can't compare to other sets