Cheap TV Brands

**Jun aka Pekto** · May 23rd, 2016 12:28 PM

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

I got the hisense 20". It cost me P4100 (P4900 less 400 cash discount then another P400 discount since I paid spot cash)

I hope it lasts long

So long as it's not a smart TV. Hisense tends to be slow with updates. Our 32" is a smart TV. But, we don't use the smart part. We stick with a regular cable box.

**_Cathy_** · March 31st, 2022 01:49 AM

Has anyone tried this Coocaa brand at Lazada? It's so cheap!

I don't want a smart tv but I can't find regular LED TV's anymore

This is another option. I prefer regular non smart TV because it's my Mom that will use this TV

**Egan101** · March 31st, 2022 09:37 AM

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

Has anyone tried this Coocaa brand at Lazada? It's so cheap!

I don't want a smart tv but I can't find regular LED TV's anymore

This is another option. I prefer regular non smart TV because it's my Mom that will use this TV

Punta ka na lang Ansons. Dami mapagpilian.

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**_Cathy_** · April 2nd, 2022 01:08 AM

Originally Posted by Egan101

Punta ka na lang Ansons. Dami mapagpilian.

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Sa website kasi not much choices. Where do you usually go? Link or Cash and Carry?

Originally Posted by gearhead000

I just checked Anson's online and wala na rin sila models for 40~43" LED TV at around the 10k/12k price.
Not sure sa actual stores nila kung may mga natitira pa.

If you can stretch pa your budget further, why not get a branded TV instead?

Yup very few choices online. Also, I just want a regular TV NOT a smart TV. My budget is only P10k, maybe up to 12k nga

I will replace my Mom's TV e she only watches cable lang naman.

Ayoko na kasi ng Samsung, Sony and Sharp. Hisense ni recommend sakin dati sa Tsikot and it lasted naman pero they don't have a regular LED TV na saka parang nagmahal na rin. I'm not sure if Coocai was recommended na rin. I can't find the thread anymore

Originally Posted by viper888

You can check the Abensons website for TVs

The cheapest 43 is around 15k, a name brand is around 18-20

Thanks I haven't checked Abenson's

**Egan101** · April 2nd, 2022 08:21 AM

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

Sa website kasi not much choices. Where do you usually go? Link or Cash and Carry?

Yup very few choices online. Also, I just want a regular TV NOT a smart TV. My budget is only P10k, maybe up to 12k nga

I will replace my Mom's TV e she only watches cable lang naman.

Ayoko na kasi ng Samsung, Sony and Sharp. Hisense ni recommend sakin dati sa Tsikot and it lasted naman pero they don't have a regular LED TV na saka parang nagmahal na rin. I'm not sure if Coocai was recommended na rin. I can't find the thread anymore

Thanks I haven't checked Abenson's

Ansons sa Link or ATC lang usually namin pinupuntahan.

LG yung preferred choice ko for TVs. My 12-year-old LG 50” Plasma is still working. It’s not yet a Smart TV but I placed it as a monitor for the playing consoles of my daughter.

For 10k to 12k, sure Mayrun mga Smart TV options na. Most likely 32” lang eto. Yung mga non-Smart TV these days are those smaller than 32”.

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**thearsenal1205** · April 2nd, 2022 10:42 AM

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

Ayoko na kasi ng Samsung, Sony and Sharp. Hisense ni recommend sakin dati sa Tsikot and it lasted naman pero they don't have a regular LED TV na saka parang nagmahal na rin. I'm not sure if Coocai was recommended na rin. I can't find the thread anymore

Try to check TCL baka may regular LED TV model sila.

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**bugsmobile** · April 2nd, 2022 11:04 AM

Not sure where I read it, but if you're looking for dumb tvs, usaully 32" or smaller. daw Bigger ones, smart tv na.

**gearhead000** · April 2nd, 2022 01:05 PM

I have a 43" HiSense LED TV with You Tube and Netflix. Not so dumb but not really that smart.
At Full HD resolution, this is just right by me watching SD/HD content, like DVD, Live TV or cable.
The TV doesn't have to do much upscaling so less artifacts and it looks hi-def enough.
That's the technical viewpoint although my Xiaomi 65" 4K UHD TV do a decent job of it.

At this time, medyo mahirap na rin talaga humanap ng really dumb basic TV larger than 32".
And if as Cathy said wala naman yata masyadong movie watching na magaganap 32" may suffice already.
Still, 40~43" would probably be the sweet spot for a general use TV nowadays.
32" would be the equivalent of the 13" TVs in the CRT age as 21~25" is already considered big screen TV then.

**gearhead000** · March 31st, 2022 07:38 PM

I just checked Anson's online and wala na rin sila models for 40~43" LED TV at around the 10k/12k price.
Not sure sa actual stores nila kung may mga natitira pa.

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

Has anyone tried this Coocaa brand at Lazada? It's so cheap!

I don't want a smart tv but I can't find regular LED TV's anymore.

This is another option. I prefer regular non smart TV because it's my Mom that will use this TV

A few months ago when I was looking for an LED TV for my daily use also, I specifically looked for FHD only at no more than 43".
I think for Full HD resolution, a maximum of 43" would be the sweet spot. Kung nasa 50" na you'd gain the benefit of 4K already.

And then yung space din kasi medyo alanganin na for >50" (though having buyer remorse now seeing these cheap 50/55 inch TVs).
Medyo nahirapan nga rin ako coz at that time pulos UHD 4K na mga TV ang available, sometimes even at 43".
Preferred ko rin na may built-in ISDB-T tuner na para wala nang set top box like TV Plus or Affordabox.

Well, nakakuha naman ako with almost all my preference and also within my budget. 2nd hand na nga lang sa FB marketplace.
Almost brand new pa rin naman for 13K and I think di pa nga natanggal most of the plastic covers.

If you can stretch pa your budget further, why not get a branded TV instead?