Polaroid FLU-2632

...and lay eyes on the Polaroid FLU2632 26" LCD TV that I thought there might be hope. The first thing that appealed to me was the price of the television; it was on sale in a special offer for only 349 pounds. This price is very, very low for what the television is. I was looking at 20" screens, that had less than half of the features for the same price and was unimpressed by them, now I had found my TV. My only challenge now was to actually purchase ...
...TV wasn't actually made by Polaroid made me worry even more. Most of these worries were in vain however, as I am very happy with my TV setup right now. ******************************************************************* * Ease of Use ******************************************************************** Upon receiving the box the first thing I noticed was how big it was. This is because of the meticulous way everything is packed and padded, and ...

harmonic_overtones 20.04.2007 (13.01.2007) · Read full review
Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful
Review of Polaroid FLU-2632

...that sold me on the Polaroid was seeing it side by side with a 26" Samsung LCD in Currys. I made the sales person show me the same picture on both displays from a variety of sources, HD DVD, Digital TV and Analogue TV. I was really hard pushed to tell any difference, and the only thing I liked about the samsung was the frame, which hardly justified spending an extra £200... All in all, it has a great selection of inputs, an easy to use remote, ...

jimmyeao 04.09.2007 · Read full review
Ciao members have rated this review on average: helpful
Review of Polaroid FLU-2632

I was in the market for an LCD TV and stumbled across this model in my local PC World. It was at a good price so bought it there and then. Setting it up was a cinch. I've got a Freeview PVR, a HDMI DVD player and a Wii attached to it. Each one of them connected first time. One of the plusses for this TV is the connectivity. It has so many connections - 2 HDMI inputs Component video input (YPbPr) 2 SCART inputs 2 composite video inputs Coaxial RF ...
...(D-sub) input Headphone jack in short, there's not much you can't connect to it! However, one issue i had was not being able to a BT Vision Freeview box to work with it, but that is all. The TV looks great and sounds great with it's 15w speakers. The settings can be altered to customise the TV to whatever you want with a plethora of options - sound effects, visual effects (presets and personalised ones). If you get the connectivity right it even ...

thenuttyboy 18.04.2008 · Read full review
Ciao members have rated this review on average: helpful
Review of Polaroid FLU-2632

I purchased the polaroid LCD from PC world for £350 less than a month ago. As i am a student i didn't have a unlimited budget when it came to choosing a HDTV. I was plesently supprised with the TV for the price. SDTV signals are poor but this is the case with many LCD's. HD signals are very good as i have my Xbox 360 plugged into it. I also have philips upscaling DVD player which makes the quality of DVD's much more supierior. The LCD is a great ...
...the price! There are to down sides 1. Not brilliant sound quality - the sound quality is not great, but i have a surround sound system so this fix's this, i would recoomend people to do the same. 2. Slight Ghosting - this is proberly due to the low contrast ratio of only 1200. this is proberly only noiticable to me as i am very picky. For a HDTV for under £350, i would highly recommend this. P.S. does anyone no who makes the LCD panels 4 polaroid? ...

snipe4ever 19.06.2007 · Read full review
Ciao members have rated this review on average: helpful
Review of Polaroid FLU-2632