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  • 13-11-2019 7:57am
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    RiseToMe
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    Hi Guys,

    My mother's TV is on the way out and she's looking to replace it. It needs to be between 36 and 45 inches as she's struggles a bit sight wise so benefits from the larger screen.

    Ideally a smart TV to future proof her a little and will be wall mounted so we will need the bracket also.

    Budget is a bit tight as I've just bought a house (and will back here shortly for myself!) so what's the best value smart tv and mount package that you guys do?

    Thanks


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    Richersounds.ie: DavidS
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    RiseToMe wrote: »
    Hi Guys,

    My mother's TV is on the way out and she's looking to replace it. It needs to be between 36 and 45 inches as she's struggles a bit sight wise so benefits from the larger screen.

    Ideally a smart TV to future proof her a little and will be wall mounted so we will need the bracket also.

    Budget is a bit tight as I've just bought a house (and will back here shortly for myself!) so what's the best value smart tv and mount package that you guys do?

    Thanks
    Hi RiseToMe,

    I actually have an offer on the LG 43UK6300 at the moment at £299. It would be the best entry level 4K smart TV with a great panel and a really user friendly smart hub.

    For the bracket I could do a flat bracket for £39.95!

    Let me know what you think!

    Kind regards

    David


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