Matsui 28WV2N

Newest Review: ... in as they didn't have any in stock. Tuesday arrived, it was -2c outside, I let the seats down in the car and loaded the ... more

... TV in to take it home. We set it up and turned it on... it went straight to standyby mode and made a ticking noise like a time-bomb or a horny cricket, I pressed the standby button on the remote, nothing happened. Perhaps it's cold we thought, it's just come of a truck and been loaded into the back of my car, we'll leave it a while see what happens. So it's turned off for 2 hours, then we go to try it again. Again it goes to standby, this is when we realise you press one of the number keys (stupid d...more

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Matsui 28WV2N: Blew Up (289 words)
by - written on 09/01/03 (Useful, 188 readings)
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We decided to get with the 21st century this weekend and purchase a 28" widescreen TV. We looked around on the net and out of the big name trusted stores, this one from Curry's was the best value feature wise. Instead of buying online, impatience drove us to the store, where more fool us, one had to be ordered in as they didn't have any in stock. Tuesday arrived, it was -2c outside, I let the seats down in the car and loaded the TV in to take it home. We set it up and turned it on... it went straight to standyby mode and made a ticking noise like a time-bomb or a horny cricket, I pressed the standby button on the remote, nothing ... Read the complete review

Important lesson in compromising (335 words)
by - written on 10/08/01 (Very useful, 341 readings)
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When my 21" Grundig TV gave up the ghost I was offered (its a long story) the equivelent of £130 off a new Tv at Currys. As id only bought the Grundig to last a couple of years (it lasted 6 months) while I set my sights on some spanking gorgeous widescreen number (in silver)I thought 'why not fastforward a couple of years and go for widescreen now' especially when I say the bargain price of the Matsui (£260!!). Anyway I got the telly home and plugged it in - it has a very good autosetup option so the minimum of effort is required - and sat back to watch. After a couple of minutes I noticed that there seemed to be a line running across the screen, this ... Read the complete review

Matsui 28WV2N: TV thats a bit too colourful (146 words)
by - written on 24/06/00 (Useful, 367 readings)
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OK, I admit it, I bought a Matsui television. There I was in the shop, confronted by Sony, Philips and a wonderful Hitachi model, so why did I go for the Matsui. The answer is simple… price. For the limited budget the Matsui gave me much more than I would get from another make for the same amount of money. I had set my hear on a 28 inch screen, and this was the best value. The television has delivered everything is promised and has been generally good, the only criticism I have is that sometimes the colour is nit as stable as it is on other models. This is most noticeable on the skin tones, which change subtly but very annoyingly if you notice it. I ... Read the complete review