Hannspree Xv 37"

I bought this LCD TV about a year ago and it's an absolutely brilliant TV. Firstly, not many people know that Hanspree or HannsG are a very large, international company. This company is owned by Hannstar (Currently ranked globally as top 7th TFT LCD panel manufacturer since 1998).This really shows, not only with the quality of the TV, but also the huge aftersales warranty that they offer (3 years, pick up and deliver to your chosen destination). I have not had any problems, whatsoever with the TV. In fact, I find it to be very user friendly. Besides all the usual TV features that you get, such as auto tuning etc, this model has built in Freeview and is HD ...  Read the complete review

This was my first HDTV, before I bought my KDL-32V4000 and to be honest, I'm surprised at the other review on this site... and it got a crown award! I would not recommend this set and I will explain why. It's big. Don't expect a light and slim flat panel to sit nicely on your stand as this simply won't. It's very heavy and the width is greater than I would have liked. In terms of gaming, this TV performs reasonably at best. It's definitely a lower end LCD in terms of picture quality. I had to do a fair bit of tweaking before I found it acceptable, but even then it still didn't look great. If you are thinking of buying this to watch Blu ...  Read the complete review

Having been on the lookout for a good LCD tv for some time, and being on somewhat of a budget, I came across the Hannspree XV LCD HDTV. I fancied something a little larger than my old 32", so I opted for the 37" version. I was a little nervous about spending so much money on a relatively unknown brand, but I had bought a Hanspree monitor a few months befoe, and had been very impressed with it, with no problems whatsoever. I had also done quite a lot of research online, and had yet to find a bad word said against them. I bought the tv for just under £400 from Amazon, towards the end of last year. At the time, LCD tv's were pretty much still being ...  Read the complete review