Technika 22-212

Affordable ; Integrated DVD player ; Smart TV with BBC iPlayer ; Good pictures

Poor sound ; Some backlight bleed

Technika 22-212i review: Performance The Freeview tuner does without HD but delivers decent quality pictures from standard-def content.

Overall picture is fine, has usb input which now seems to be a standard feature. Menu's very easy to use, and a great one button usage for switching to radio channels.

Sound could be improved, which lets it down.

not enough info on the internet conection you need before you buy.

t'interweb on t'tv is smashing - instant iPlayer yay!

tv menu is sooooooooooooo sloooooooooooooooow sometimes! remote control is even slooooooooooooooooooower and i i dread to think about the replacement cost as it is non-standard not enough 'apps' on the internet section yet - c'mon technika pull out thy...

Slim design so fits neatly into bedroom space.

Unable to connect to internet, so the Facebook, YouTube function is worthless.

The silver surround makes this TV look a lot more expensive than a plain black one.

Sound quality

nice size nice picture like the apps for bedroom use

cant find any info as to whether u can download any more apps or if 4 is ur lot controls are not the easiest to use

Price was good.

Tv guide is very fiddly to use.

A good price for the item and an attractive model with extras such as freeview, D.V.D. but not a clear explaination of the way it all operates.

The only bad part and this is very bad, is the frustration when setting it up as the booklet that comes with it is small and scanty. It does not explain things clearly and we are still in a quandry about a lot of the assets it has as we do not...

easy to set up