BUSH 27" WIDESCREEN LCD TV

Advantages: nice flat screen, sharp clear picture
Disadvantages: can the cat knock it over? not hd ready?

...end of line 27" widescreen lcd flat television and just had to buy it. The only trouble was, that being end of line meant that you could not order it for delivery, so I did a search of all my local stores until I found one and we reserved it for collection the next day. My husband came home with the tv, we unpacked it and installed it so easily, it was a dream. The Techinical description of this television in the Argos catalogue is Bush LCD27TV005 27in Widescreen LCD TV. The Argos order number is: 529/2150 and we paid £399.99. From what I have read online, this television was retailing at around £600 originially, but at the moment, all of the LCD televisions seem to be 26 or 30/32 inches, so it looks like they are phasing out the 27" ones. The television is silver in colour and the speakers are each end of the television...

kismet 17.11.2006 · Read review
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Review of Bush LCD27TV005

Bush LCD 32TV016

Advantages: Good picture quality
Disadvantages: None

...I'm not overly fussed with some of the technical aspects of televisions, I don't even understand most of it so I'll do my best not to bore anyone with these during my review. As long as I can plug in my dvd player, my sky box and my nintendo wii with no problems I'm a happy bunny. I agree, Bush might not be a market leader when it comes to televisions (or anything for that matter) but this one looked nice. I bought this television almost two years ago to use as the main house tv. It sits proudly in the corner of my living room with the matching glass tv stand. Both were bought from Sainsburys. The TV itself was on sale and I managed to get it for under two-hundred pounds. Which is an absolute steal. The cheapest I can find it for at the moment is around the £300 mark. The 32" inch screen gives a clear picture and considering, although...

dandadda 19.02.2009 · Read review
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Review of Bush LCD 32 TV 016 HD

Bush LCD23TV004 - Affordable space saver

Advantages: affordable, good picture quality, easy setup, wall mountable
Disadvantages: only 1 scart socket, tinny sound quality

...wall mount to hang it up on my wall. Now the work started. The only wall I had available was drywall, hollow inside, so I was concerned about that. But some heavy duty fixings sorted that problem. Vesa is a mounting standard for LCD screens, that either use a 75mm mounting plate or 100mm. This TV uses 100mm and was easy to fit, due to it's weight of only 11kg. In the box: It comes with a kettle lead, same as most PC monitors do. Also in the box is a VGA lead to connect it to your PC if you want to, an easy to use remote control, the manual and warranty documents. Bush gives you the option to extend the warranty by either an additional 2 years (£51.90) or 3 years (£73.90), on top of the 1 year standard warranty it comes with. I found this to be the cheaper option, compared to taking out extra warranty with an online retailer or store...

NinaE 09.05.2005 · Read review
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Review of Bush LCD23TV004

Lets not beat around the Bush. This LCD is ok by me!!!

Advantages: Cheap
Disadvantages: Tinny sound, no freeview

...Background Back in October of 2008 we decided to upgrade our TV service in the bedroom to Virgin Media's V+. One of the benefits of this service was the fact that the V+ box would give us access to any high definitions channels Virgin might broadcast in the future (currently only BBC HD). As our old CRT portable was looking dated and wouldnt give us any HD content, we decided to upgrade to a flat screen TV. Surprisingly, wy wife took the lead with this purchase and after reading a few reviews, decided on the Bush from Argos as it was on special offer with £25 off the normal asking price. Installation Installation of the TV was quick and simple. In the box was the TV itself, the base which quickly attatched to the TV, the remote control complete with batteries, and intruction manual and the power lead. Turning...

craggybuk 16.06.2009 · Read review
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Review of Bush LT19M1CW

Bush 32" Widescreen LCD TV

Advantages: extremely cheap, HDMI, excellent on DVD & Games, wall mount, lots of functions
Disadvantages: TV channels quality not as good as DVD/Game quality, low contrast ratio

...Bush Idlcd 32 TV 16 HD Price £360 Features are listed at foot of review text We bought this TV because our old 28 inch TV took up too much space. We wanted something that would look modern and wouldn't become the focal point of the living room. We love films and computer games and so we also wanted something that would make our movie nights more of an event. We didn't think we could afford an LCD TV but we went shopping around for one nonetheless with an extremely tight budget. We looked at a few and thought we had found one we liked (a Samsung - apologies I have forgotten the model) until my fiance saw this this fellow. It was modern, it could be wall mounted, and if it was on a stand it didn't take up much room at all. Compared to other TVs in our budget it had 2 stand-out bonuses - 2 Scart sockets and even more...

plymouth117 20.10.2007 · Read review
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Review of Bush Idlcd 32 TV 22 HD

Venturing into the world of budget LCD televisions

Advantages: Easy to tune; clear, high quality picture, good sound
Disadvantages: None that I can see so far

.... Screen size...... Having looked at a number of flat panel TVs with screen sizes ranging from 15 to 32 inches, I decided to upgrade my normal screen size from 15 inches to 26 inches in order to provide that home cinema feel in a relatively small room. While large screens were also appealing, a combination of a tight budget (see above) and a small room with which the set would be located, forced my hand into the sub 32 inch category. Bush LCD 26 inch TV Eventually, after much searching, I stumbled across the above televison on offer for a shade over £300 including delivery - well inside my projected budget. On receipt of the television, I was suprised at just how light it was; weighing in at less than 17 kg meant that should I need to wall mount the unit, I could get away with much cheaper brackets and, I could even contemplate the tilt...

Mainflava 14.10.2007 · Read review
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Review of Bush LCD 26 TV 016 HD

Bush 26" LCD TV

Advantages: Cheap.hdready,small
Disadvantages: no freeview built in,pip dont work

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richooooo 05.03.2008 · Read review
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Review of Bush LCD26TV009HD

Look At My Bush!

Advantages: Great price, clear screen, good sound
Disadvantages: A brand with not a great reputation or public knowledge

...(24/10/06 - an update to this review has been attached to the end of the original, below.) I like Bush. Really, I do. No, not what your dirty little mind is telling you and not that weird guy who's apparently in charge of the planet, but Bush - you know, the electronics people. They make tellies and video players and DVD players and that type of thing, usually pretty damned cheaply, too. But that's not the only reason I like them - cheap Bush is handy to have, but it's not bad quality either. You tend to get the best of all worlds with Bush - a good price, reasonable reliability and some features to play with too. I have a 32" normal Bush TV on the television stand in the living room upstairs but, in advance of the World Cup earlier this year, I needed a large telly to go in the bar and I really wanted a large plasma or LCD...

markd_uk 14.09.2006 (26.10.2006) · Read review
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Review of Bush IDPDP42TV008

Who'd a thought I'd go for Bush?

Advantages: The machine will switch on.
Disadvantages: Where do I start?

...through ? or rather their warehouse stock levels didn?t come through. I was torn between other brands, but went for the Bush (triple gasp) after reading a review that said it was good. So?after bringing home my very light box full of Bush TVness, with a rather snazzy carry handle and weighing a cool 7.5kg, I popped it out of it?s box and started getting set up. What?s in the box: A flat screen TV (?phew) wrapped in plastic, a remote control, batteries, an audio cable (which I haven?t found any use for, unless some can enlighten me?), an instruction manual and a quick set up instruction manual?as well as muchos polystyrene and polystyrene crumbs. My first reaction was how smart it looked, considering it isn?t all black and glossy (a la sexy Samsung). Along the bottom of the TV is a silver strip, which looks after the speakers. I quite...

MarcoG 21.03.2009 · Read review
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Review of Bush LY2211WCW

I hate Bush!

Advantages: Internet option could have been a good point.
Disadvantages: Gimmicky, poorly designed, heavy.

...We purchased the Bush Internet Portable Television two years ago for the meagre sum of £99. We were only after a portable TV for the bedroom at the time but this was in the same price range as other models with the added feature of Internet access so as that rather irritating advert says, "Why pay the same for less?" The Bush Internet TV in packaged in a worryingly heavy box, dragging the television out of its annoying polystyrene carton you are confronted by what can only be described as a space age style portable television. In fact it looks like a deformed helmet for Neil Armstrong. This is re-enforced by its metallic silver, curved, bubble style. It is all very 1970's. Setting up the television appears to be easy. According to the step-by-step instructions simply plug in the hoop aerial, plug into the wall and use the remote to...

Shortsharpshock 24.07.2005 · Read review
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