Toshiba 42RL853B

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Resolution+ adds detail to SD sources ; BCC iPlayer and YouTube integration

Poor motion resolution ; Only streamed MPEGs from our network

Overall, the 41RL853 can be considered reasonable value and a presentable proposition for penny-pinchers, even if it lacks the sex appeal (and net smarts) of Toshiba's incoming elite

It has so many qualities that we haven't had time to explore them all

we haven't found any except that its a bit technical

I lke the sharpness of the picture

I notice it slower to change stations than our other sets previously

Real nice looking tv with a great picture quality great value for money

Bought a wireless toshiba dongle to get the internet but do not no how to connect to the internet

being able to receive HD with terrestrial aerial excellent picture , easy to assemble and tune in would recommend this TV to anyone

not very good sound but have connected it to a home entertainment system what a difference that makes now the sound quality matches the picture quality

we just love it

none

Plenty of connection,s on back of TV able to watch I player.

Good Price

User Manual covers basics only, You have to download the full Manual

Good Picture quality, very slim, very light weight, good remote response, easy to set up and very fine TV, youtube, flicker, on TV. If you do not need good quality sound or you have your own surround-sound system, this is excellent LCD TV for you.

Sound Sound Sound... This tv has very thin sound, I tried to change audio settings to get better results but always just like sound coming from a very small radio. at low volume you could hear fine but if you raise volume, speakers start making...

Nice picture quality. Very light weight. Extremely thin. Good range of input/output.

The sound quality is rubbish. Not just bad, absolute rubbish. If you're not buying surround sound do not buy this television. The automatic feature that puts the tv into standby pops up all the time and there doesn't appear to be anyway to disable it....