Beko 28426 ND

Newest Review: ... strong person to lift this set even when unpacked from the huge box. (If you're thinking that 28" wide is odd for a ... more

... 28" TV, then so did I. Apparently it's because the screen size is measured diagonally.) PICTURE QUALITY Outstanding. The picture quality is as good as much more expensive branded TVs. There were twelve different TVs being demonstrated in our Tesco store, and this one had by far the best picture quality. SOUND QUALITY At low volumes, the sound is OK, but at high volumes the quality leaves a lot to be desired. There is vibration and interference and the sound becomes scratchy and electronic-sounding. I im...more

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Express Review on Beko 28426 ND
by - written on 06/11/03
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Best Bang for the Buck - Advantages: Clear View, Perfect Remote, Great Speakers - Disadvantages: None so far

Beko, bless you! (806 words)
by - written on 05/10/03 (Very useful, 1839 readings)
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Our last TV was a Fidelity 28?, but not a widescreen. When it gave up the ghost after less than 3 years, we were sure we didn?t want a widescreen TV. The old TV only just fitted in the gap in our lounge, and we were worried that a 28? widescreen would be too big. Looking around the shops, we realized we didn?t have much choice but to get one, there just isn?t much else around! PRICE We paid an amazing £229.99 in Tesco for this 28? widescreen Beko 28426ND about 6 months ago. We had never heard of Beko, but the price was half that of other models. The same model is currently on sale at http://www.tesco.com/electrical/ for £239.00 with free delivery (and you ... Read the complete review

Beko 28426 ND: 28" Widescreen At Under £300! (1547 words)
by - written on 30/05/02 (Very useful, 2696 readings)
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~ ~ A little while back I wrote an opinion about my new Minoka DVD player, that I purchased for the amazingly low price of only €159, (£101 Sterling) and which now allows me to watch DVD’s with a practically flawless picture. But what was still missing in the ‘mad cabbie’ household was a widescreen TV, in order to take full advantage of the DVD format, and also to allow me to watch my beloved golf, not to mention the forthcoming World Cup matches, in all their glory. I save up my one and two Euro coins (tips in the taxi) in order to buy the small luxuries in life in a painless fashion, and had started to save for a widescreen TV as soon ... Read the complete review