Customer Reviews:
 Excellent All Rounder April 24, 2009
Mr. D. J. Puttnam
276 out of 281 found this review helpful
I purchased this TV from Amazon, and as usual it arrived when it was supposed to and the price was a lot better than on the high street.
Set up was quick and easy, just a few screws for the stand then turn it on and answer a couple of questions and it sets itself up in a less than 5 minutes.
I bought the TV for my parents to put in the living room and it is brilliant, they didnt want anything larger than 32" so there wasnt really any point in getting a 1080p set. The picture quality is excellent on freeview and even better with Sky and to be honest just as good as my larger 1080p Sony Bravia. There are a few presets and many individual settings you can adjust to get the picture how you like it. Sound quality is very good too considering the size of the speakers, especially if you have a play with a few of the options.
The remote is uncluttered and easy to use and the on screen freeview guide is pretty good too.
One thing that may be a problem for some users is that this TV only has one scart socket, but it does have 3 HMDMI sockets so shouldnt be too much of a problem.
Overall a great TV at a great price.
Amazing Amazon June 4, 2009
Tim Connor (Woking, Surrey)
35 out of 35 found this review helpful
Ordered from Amazon and arrived day before the expected earliest delivery date, well done Amazon.
TV itself is a peach to set up, just a couple of screws required to attach stand and easy to follow on screen instructions.
All set and ready to go after 10 mins.
TV automatically detects freeview channels and you are then good to go.
Only having one scart connector is no big hassle as you do get a choice of three HDMI connections, two at rear of set and one at side. You also get component connections at the rear and composite connections at the side.
TV has been set up and we now have a V+ cable set-top box, an XBox360, a Wii and a DVD connected up and all give fantastically clear pictures
The sound is good, but some people who have larger living rooms might find the sound a bit feeble and have to use the rear audio out leads through an amplifier.
Overall an excellent TV at an unbeatable price
Great buy! May 2, 2009
N. Hurt (RSA)
59 out of 61 found this review helpful
I decided on this TV after much research. My criteria were 300-400 GBP, HD ready, 32 inch at least 2 hdmi sockets, decent sound, recent model; and this was a win all round. At this price it's a real bargain! Well done Samsang and Amazon!
 A1 product May 23, 2009
Star Hermit (UK)
37 out of 38 found this review helpful
This arrived next day (a day before expected) and was easy to fit onto the stand. After a few simple set-up steps the tv was up and running. A few more minutes to tweak all the settings to my preferences and my first flat screen tv is being thoroughly enjoyed.
My only niggle is you cannot switch it off completely, the remote and on/off switch on the tv only switches it to standby, this should be a no-no in these days of reducing energy consumption. I've only given 4/5 for this reason.
Overall though a good buy.
Excellent picture, good sound, good service May 2, 2009
A. Walmsley (UK)
79 out of 82 found this review helpful
I bought this for my mother-in-law before there were any reviews available, based on my own good experience with the 40" Samsung LE40A656.
At the time this model (LE32B450C4) was on sale for the same price as the Samsung LE32A436T (for which there were a lot of positive reviews).
It was hard to tell from the Samsung site what were the benefits of one model compared with the other, but I guessed that the LE32B450C4 was the newer model and went for it anyway, despite the lack of user reviews.
Other reviews have criticised the sound quality of other Samsung LCD TVs but this seemed to be absolutely fine in a medium size living room, and the picture quality on Freeview is excellent.
We bought this to be ready for the imminent Digital Switchover,and the only minor niggle is this:
If when you go to change channels you accidentally hit the 0 (zero) button, it switches to the analogue tuner. The documentation doesn't mention this or tell you how to get back to the DTV tuner.
We found by trial and error that hitting the next channel button (perhaps several times) flips you back to the DTV tuner.
I tried it with an HDMI feed from my digital SLR (stills only, can't find what the resolution is supposed to be) and the picture quality was also excellent, very sharp.
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