Recommended me a small TV I can watch telly on!!!

[unlikelychump]

I don't really know how TVs work any more but I want one!

I want to watch freeview and maybe Netflix etc in my kitchen. I think I need an aerial for it too? I reckon about 24inches size as it will be on a little table near a sofa in a small area.

Bonus points if it is in stock and I can collect or have delivered today or tomorrow!

Thanks

24inch is really tiny! I'd get a 32inch if it would fit your space, and likely won't cost anymore than a smaller one.

I assume you've looked at argos, currys, tesco, asda, John Lewis, AO?

It was more for a make that I was asking, or advice that I need a smart TV, or something. (Not sure what a smart TV means tbh!)

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Ideally yes to to smart tv. It means you can stream catch up etc.

24 is small but def not tiny. Samsung are good, LG, Sony. All the usuals, but at that size you won't have a lot of choice. I would just grab what's in stock - it won't be massively expensive.

A smart tv has you tube and catch up plus streaming services can be viewed e.g. Netflix.

There is a new way of watching tv coming out soon, because you mentioned needing an aerial I’m going to put it here. It’s called Freely and runs off your broadband ie no cable or aerial needed. I think there is only one tv manufacturer who has the contract, HiSense.

I have a 24" smart TV. It definitely is small! Do measure your space to see if you can fit 32" in.

As PP says, there's not a lot of choice at 24" so you don't need to think too hard about it. Mine's a Samsung from Richer Sounds.

Ok I got one from argos. It is a bush.. I was all excited when I saw it has Alexa commands but then I realized we don't have that!!!