Haier LCD32-M3 TV reviews

Score 9.0/10 Read 10
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This TV is a good all rounder.

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Haier LCD32-M3 with 32" HD ready LCD screen, 2 HDMI ports and Freeview. See full product description

Ease of use	8.2
Image quality	8.4
Sound quality	7.9
Design	8.7
Value for money	9.6
Overall rating	9.0

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Graham , Uckfield

Score 10.0/10

Good points:: Reviewer left no comment
Bad points:: Sound quality

Ease of use	10.0
Image quality	10.0
Sound quality	5.0
Design	10.0
Value for money	10.0
Overall rating	10.0

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Confirmed purchase: 25 Aug 2009

Confirmed purchaser

Score 9.0/10

Good points:: Really cheap for what it is.
Bad points:: Remote control is pretty poor.

Ease of use	9.0
Image quality	9.0
Sound quality	8.0
Design	8.0
Value for money	10.0
Overall rating	9.0

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Confirmed purchase: 22 Sep 2009

Confirmed purchaser

Score 7.0/10

Good points:: Slow to tune into different analogue channels. Poor manual for setting up initially. Picture quality not the best for football or any sports. Not tryed with games consoles
Bad points:: Sound good. Price very good. Cheapest 12 months warranty. Delivery to Rep of Ireland 5days

Ease of use	6.0
Image quality	6.0
Sound quality	7.0
Design	6.0
Value for money	8.0
Overall rating	7.0

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Confirmed purchase: 20 Jul 2009

Malcolm, Huddersfield

Score 9.0/10

Good points:: I like the style and design of the product. Great value for the money.
Bad points:: Takes time to boot up, and the remote is a bit naff.

Ease of use	8.0
Image quality	9.0
Sound quality	9.0
Design	10.0
Value for money	10.0
Overall rating	9.0

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Confirmed purchase: 09 Jul 2009

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Product Features

Screen size (Inches)	32
Screen size is measured diagonally from corner to corner.
Type of screen	LCD
Most small flatscreen TVs have LCD screens. Some larger TVs have plasma screens. Some very new TVs have LED screens. Traditional TVs are called Standard or CRT.
3D	No

HD TV	HD ready
‘HD Ready’ is a Europe-wide standard designed to made HD technology less confusing. HD Ready TVs must have • Minimum resolution of 720 horizontal lines (in widescreen format) • Ability to display 720p and 1080i formats • An HDMI or Digital Video Interface (DVI interface) Full HD is a higher standard. Full HD TVs have screen resolutions of 1080p and can output at least 24 frames per second. Full HD is becoming common, but you won’t see Full HD on normal TV channels for a long time, so it remains optional for many people.
Built-in disc player	No Disc Player
Some products come with built-in DVD players or Blu Ray players.
Freeview or Freesat tuner	Freeview
Freeview is free digital terrestrial TV. FreeSat is a free digital satellite TV service, which gives you HD programming from people like the BBC without having to pay for a subscription to a service like Sky. You need a dish to receive Freesat but not Freeview. For more information see the Freeview site or the Freesat site. FreeSat is a free digital satellite TV service. The main benefit is that you can get HD programming from people like the BBC without having to pay for a subscription to a service like Sky. You’ll need a dish to recieve the signals though.
Number of HDMI ports	2
Like a scart interface but capable of carrying HD signals from or to other devices. You’ll need these to link your Playstation 3 or your Blu-ray player to your HD-ready TV.
Number of scart ports	2
Scart sockets are places where you can connect other devices to your TV. If you already have a DVD player, a VCR and a Playstation you might want to make sure your new TV has enough Scart interfaces so you don’t have to keep crawling round the back of the TV.
Connections	HDMI

Smart TV	No
TVs with internet capability allow you access to a range of online services.
Frequency (Hz)	50
A TV’s frequency is how often the picture is updated per second, and is measured in Hertz (Hz). A higher frequency, such as 100 Hz, means that a TV is more likely to show fast-moving images with high detail.
Response time (Milliseconds)	8

Screen aspect ratio	16:9
This is a ratio of the horizontal to the vertical size of the screen. 16:9 is standard widescreen format for TVs, replacing the older 4:3 format.
Contrast Ratio (X:1)	1000
This figure is designed to tell you how much difference there is between dark and light colours on the TV. It is quoted as a ratio, between the brightest white and the darkest black. 500:1 means the brightest white is 500 times more bright than the darkest black. Plasma screens have historically boasted better contrast ratios than LCD screens.
Reflection angle	178
Also known as the viewing angle, it’s a measure of how good the picture looks when you are not face on to the screen. Higher is better.
Horizontal resolution (Pixels)	136.6

Vertical resolution (Pixels)	768

Brightness (Candela per square metre)	450
Brighter TVs, such as LCDs, tend to provide a better experience in lighter rooms, whereas TVs with a lower brightness, such as many plasma TVs, are often better suited to darker rooms.
Electronic Program Guide (EPG)	Yes
TVs with this feature have an on-screen guide to all the programmes that are currently showing or coming up, so you can find your way around all the extra digital channels easily.
Headphone Socket	Yes
Release date	2009-06-19
The date the product was originally made available for purchase.

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