Samsung Series 4 UA32C4000 (32")

Not bad, use funtion doesn't work – This tv is good if you're just starting out. It's picture quality is good, but sound isn't very good so we bought a sound bar to enhance the sound. The usb funtion never worked and we were told by the store we bought it off that it's normal not to work. Didn't mind as we have other means of connecting things to the tv

good screen shocking base – this Panasonic flat screen tv 32 inch screen model c400 series does have a pretty decent picture quality however if you pay a little more the sony brand is far better,however I was happy with this Panasonic one except when I went to put the base on the tv,it is very flimsy,it rocks and it does not seem to be very safe,its very poorly made and the… Read more

base just does not suit this type of tv,the tv is also made in maylaysia for those who may like to know,not made in japan.i love the funtions on the tv and am happy with the picture quality but the base would have to be the worst base I have seen on any tv yet,am considering making up my own base for it.price was around $450 on special,usual price was $575 from Harvey norman.the best tv I looked at was the higher end sony ultra high definition tv and it was a bit nicer but for the extra money I don't think it was that much better,nearly $700 for a similar size sony flat screen tv and not all movies are in ultra high definition at the moment anyways.

One of the better LED Tv's – This is the spare 32" tele that we have had since early 2011 - we purchased it for the master bedroom and hung it off the wall with a directional arm so easier viewing while in bed. The picture is nothing short of clear as possible - I am really honestly surprised with the picture! Now its nothing like my 42" 100Hz tv that I have for movie's and X… Read more

Box as that is stupendously good viewing (feels like your there)!

I've hung it back in the new rental property and this time off a wire set up and a heavy duty picture hook to leave as few holes and patches in the walls - but again its so good to have a Tv in the room - and one that is so clear and easy to view!

Like with all Samsung's - the channel guide is horribly slow and navigating this can lead to premature greying so you got-to keep calm and use the channel list instead and do the mystery viewing hop skip and jump to the channels that may hold some promise of good viewing. Otherwise the other functions of the Tv are not too bad - as per digital free to air you do get the typical pixelation and drop outs and its the norm.

The draw of electricity the Tv uses is 100Watts, and the standby power draw is .5Watts - so leaving on standby isn't too much on the pocket. Luckily I can access the wall socket so I turn it off 99% of the time. The plugs that go into the Tv have to be 'space saving' as the slots in the back are specific to slim line Tv's and this can be a bit of a lottery with cables that you purchase eg: HDMI's and even the aerial cable may be too thick.

Otherwise from some of the negatives of owning slimline Tv's, this Tv is like hanging a thick picture on the wall that provides entertainment - just make sure you hang it right as it could prove costly! Thin profile, light weight, great picture and sound, good price for what it is. Plugs required for input have to be slimline so they dont damage the plug slots.

Series 4 cheap rubbish – the price was cheap so was the quality. Bought two new Samsung series 4 32inch LED t.v.'s for Christmas 2011 from Myers. Inside 3 weeks BOTH have developed screen issues with distorted pictures ( shimmering vertical lines )on the screen,irrespective if whether the tv is being used to watch t.v. or view a dvd or play games. It's not the connections, the CRT t.v's work very well off the t.v. lines being used. Not a one spring to mind. Poor quality