[Elect] Brick - Haier brand TV, cheapest tv ive seen, what do you think?

[vita123]

For a bedroom tv, a 22inch for $88 seems like a steal. I dont watch much tv so if it lasts me a few years thats great. The only other low budget tv im seeing is Superstore $158 for RCA 29inch.

Should i but inro bricks warranty service? Honestly i dont have a man in the house so any expertise is really appreciated im a working student so i really need a low budget tv!!!

[Monochromatico]

Bricks warranty probably not worth it. You might want to look at Loblaws, 24" LED 1080p TV/DVD combo for $139, seemed pretty good to me for being full HD, also an RCA.

http://www.redflagdeals.com/flyers/l.../?page=3#flyer

[brendon]

At $88 you roll the dice and go without an extended warranty. If you have a credit card that provides an extra year of warranty, bonus.

It's up to you. Do you want to spend $88 or do you want to spend $158? Will 22" be big enough? I picked up the same 29" (or very similar) for my 10 year old for Christmas this year from Walmart.ca for $178. If I'm bored and feeling like a good laugh on Boxing Day I might just run out to RCSS (very close by) and rebuy it, return the other to walmart.

Depending on what province you live in, there also may be an "eco/recycling fee". (tax grab) Here in MB it's $9.xx for up to 29", $23.xx for anything bigger.

[Penlakes]

I have the Haier and really like it. For 88 dollars you can't go wrong as long as the screen size is big enough.

[VanceMendoza]

For a 22 inch you can get a lot of TVs for dirt cheap that are better brands.

[rivet]

Can you list some dirt cheap better brand one? Haier is a famous brand on china, i trust it more than rca

For a 22 inch you can get a lot of TVs for dirt cheap that are better brands.