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ALDI Bauhn with WebOS (75", Jun 2021)

ALDI Bauhn with WebOS (75", Jun 2021)

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ALDI Bauhn with WebOS (75", Jun 2021)
1.3

7 reviews

Positive vs Negative
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Build Quality
1.2
Value for Money
1.8
Sound Quality
2.5
Software ?
2.2
Picture Quality
2.5
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Arifin S.
Arifin S.WA
  Bauhn with WebOS

Yepp the tv that wont break the bank, but it will break on its own. All it takes is 2 days and new straight horizoontal line appears... Show details

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Angela S.
Angela S.SA
  Bauhn with WebOS

I purchased this TV 2 years ago and it has already failed. What a waste of money. Show details

Georgie judge
Georgie judge
  Verified Bauhn with WebOS

Worst TV – This tv is terrible. Has a 1 yr warranty but starts to play up after 15 months Absolutely terrible do not buy it. Show details

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Angela
AngelaVIC7 posts
  Bauhn with WebOS

Starts off semi ok but goes downhill after 1.5 years – Ok so where to start? The value for money seems great and Aldi are excellent with their warranties as I'd experienced in the past. Along time ago I'd bought a tv for the kids with a dvd player and they returned a new one very quickly which lasted quite a while. That was the old technology though, no magic remote, no internet and no smart tv. So we… Read more

have this tv and the magic remote is extremely unreliable on screen as a pointer. There's a lot I don't like about the OS but anyway within about 14 months it started to get horizontal lines across the screen which were annoying but still watchable as it was a huge tv mounted to the bedroom wall and we knew we were still covered by Australian consumer law past the original 12 months. Anyway, it just got worse and worse until the tv screen just started going black completely but sound was still coming through. I've only just gotten around to dealing with this but they want receipts, videos, photos and all that nonsense. If a television was bought that was manufactured within the last two years just like apple, you shouldn't have to show provide proof. I have the receipt but imagine some people thinking they have a tv that should last a few years losing their proof of purchase? I mean it's aldi exclusive, where else would you buy it? Anyway dealing with the warranty process now, I hope they provide the newer model made from Samsung parts as this isn't acceptable when you're still paying the most part of 1000 bucks??

James A
James AVIC3 posts
  Bauhn with WebOS

Software won't update - Now completely useless – I purchased a Bauhn 75” ALDI TV and after attempting it's first software update it no longer works. I keep getting the Error Message that the TV won’t download the User Agreement. I contacted ALDI tech support, Tempo Support, and they informed me it is out of warranty so refuse to do anything to help. ALDI, please HELP? Show details

Zac
ZacVictoria3 posts
  Bauhn with WebOS

Even 1 star is too much – not working straight out off box. Aldi has no contact numbers, after researching got in touch with support direct with manufacturers. They would have been better off not having a contact number either as they did not care at all Show details

Graeme B.
Graeme B.WA2 posts
  Bauhn with WebOS

Bauhn 75" 4K Ultra HD Smart TV MODEL – ATV75UHDW–0621 – Review by Tech Challenged older Aussie. This recent July 2021 purchase seems a good TV and is now bolted on my wall. But....... It has an LG cast app which I don't understand and cannot seem to operate with my Oppo R9s phone. My previous Auldi Bauhn 58" has Chrome Cast built in as has their current 40" offering. Why does this 75" not have… Read more

Chromecast built in??? As an Andriod I am thinking Chrome Cast would be the standard. Sorry if I'm wrong. At the moment a little frustrated and dissapointed.

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