Micromax LED experience

Don’t buy Philips its not good. You will have frequent problem with it.

Never used Micromax can’t comment.

I would recommend you to buy either VU if your on tight budget else get a reasonably priced LG LED.

I purchased Samsung 40H series from eBay
imported and seller warranty 1 yr and completed 7 months , No problem till now.
Quality is also good.

price around 26k
and wall mount 550

how about ONIDA LED 40" check on flipkart

http://www.flipkart.com/onida-leo4000f-101-6-cm...

thanks for the help guys, still need little more info regarding micromax led’s..

m using micromax LED…I can say its good for 15K price but dont expect it to be like sony… its good for normal use and for the one’s who dont know much about picture quality.

I have a 32 inch philips TV. These Tv’s are manufactured by videocon. They have a partnership with Philips to market their TV. I have DDB LED with inbuilt videocon d2h stb. Using it since 2.5 years. No problems till now. The picture quality is good. I got 1 year free south platinum HD pack with it worth 6k. Paid 38k for the TV back then.

@mdeal001 wrote:

m using micromax LED…I can say its good for 15K price but dont expect it to be like sony… its good for normal use and for the one’s who dont know much about picture quality.

little confused about this brand, decided to go with LG 32LF554A.

@life wrote:

Don’t buy Philips its not good. You will have frequent problem with it.

Never used Micromax can’t comment.

I would recommend you to buy either VU if your on tight budget else get a reasonably priced LG LED.

thanks for your suggestion, LG seems to be a good choice.

@grjrules854 wrote:

thanks for the help guys, still need little more info regarding micromax led’s..

Hi,
although I only have some basic experience of using Philips’ Slimline range long long back, I think they are a fairly decent manufacturer of lighting or related equipment.

More on Micromax or Vu Onida etcetera.
In so far as I know, Micromax is presently ‘only’ looking at market shares and expansions and customer satisfaction isn’t their priority. As such, it is a typical Lalaji (family managed) business and so repairs/service is a nightmare (a near relative and friends have often told that in mobile devices at-least, they keep you dangling for 20-30-40 days for lack of spares)

individual experiences vary though. @ishandon seems fairly satisfied with his purchase.
Also, Micromax is investing heavily in Panel manufacturing and research in current fiscal and plans to do the same in 2016-17.

about Vu :

well, can’t say much except> Devita Saraf’s Papaji started/helped her with ‘her own’ company. They do the worse bullcrap marketing than even Akai TV (from days of yore)

still you may take advice from the first dimer comment here >

http://www.desidime.com/forums/hot-deals-online...

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Sorry if i sound wrong or insensitive, but 32 inch TVs do not really cost a bomb. Instead of going for trading brands/ assemblers like Vu, Micromax, Croma or even the now almost dead Onida ..you may consider the A-list (mainly because its for your parents. Paying bit more for a less hassles experience)

*trading brands: bringing in pre-assembled or knocked down kits with little or no exposure to ‘actual’ manufacture or without steady in-house supply of spares.

I liked their new TV Ad

@parthponkiya8 wrote:

I liked their new TV Ad

Why not they r best in promotion…

My personal preference is LG, wonderful watching experience so far….

I have 2 micromax TVs in my home. I feel no need to try Sony or Samsung…

@Crook wrote:

@grjrules854 wrote:

thanks for the help guys, still need little more info regarding micromax led’s..

Hi,
although I only have some basic experience of using Philips’ Slimline range long long back, I think they are a fairly decent manufacturer of lighting or related equipment.

More on Micromax or Vu Onida etcetera.
In so far as I know, Micromax is presently ‘only’ looking at market shares and expansions and customer satisfaction isn’t their priority. As such, it is a typical Lalaji (family managed) business and so repairs/service is a nightmare (a near relative and friends have often told that in mobile devices at-least, they keep you dangling for 20-30-40 days for lack of spares)

individual experiences vary though. @ishandon seems fairly satisfied with his purchase.
Also, Micromax is investing heavily in Panel manufacturing and research in current fiscal and plans to do the same in 2016-17.

about Vu :

well, can’t say much except> Devita Saraf’s Papaji started/helped her with ‘her own’ company. They do the worse bullcrap marketing than even Akai TV (from days of yore)

still you may take advice from the first dimer comment here >

http://www.desidime.com/forums/hot-deals-online...

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Sorry if i sound wrong or insensitive, but 32 inch TVs do not really cost a bomb. Instead of going for trading brands/ assemblers like Vu, Micromax, Croma or even the now almost dead Onida ..you may consider the A-list (mainly because its for you parents. Paying bit more for a less hassles experience)

*trading brands: bringing in pre-assembled or knocked down kits with little or no exposure to ‘actual’ manufacture or without steady in-house supply of spares.

Thanks for your detailed info, just need to hear that.

Finally after a long research and as per the customers rating as given on various sites i finally ended up with LG 32 LED, with IPS display and various other features too.

@Gr@h@m@lkene™ wrote:

Why not they r best in promotion…

My personal preference is LG, wonderful watching experience so far….

It’s all about what you pay, you will get. I have personally saw their 40T2820 FHD tv and picture quality was just awesome like I mentioned here: http://www.desidime.com/forums/dost-and-dimes/t...

Only doubt is durability of product.

And about LG, I am very big fan of LG and hater of Samsung since many years. I believe that you can buy any product of LG blindly,same about Samsung (except smartphones). Their all products are very good. My first mobile is LG GM200 and still using it.

@grjrules854 wrote:

Finally after a long research and as per the customers rating as given on various sites i finally ended up with LG 32 LED, with IPS display and various other features too.

you welcome GRJ

actually i am a finicky customer.. Finicky person,

yet in these things I’m bit ‘given up’. The jazzy abbreviations don’t matter to me. Having used and enjoyed EcTV, Uptron, Salora, Sony, Philips, Samsung.. I no longer bother too much.

As it is, if with family the options get reduced. On my seperate set i only feel the need when watching any nature shows or documentary which originally had high quality recording.

In light of what you said, curious to know if any particular ‘feature’ was a Req. from the end-users ¿

By feature, I mean an actual feature (and not faff from marketing literature). I, for one still sometimes go back to our relatives place (where the old TV was shifted/ given) just to watch the picture in picture thing.

Sadly, the junk that is forced down upon us now, doesn’t have dual signal relay. Although the tech has existed for a while. Our signal decoder boxes from DTH operators are ancient kachra.

You already ordered or have narrowed down to the LG? (you used > ‘end up with’)

@GRJ

arey speaking of Salora, I recently saw one at some shop and owner’s staff told me that its working great and also later found that in TVs at-least, support and repairs is just like old times.

I am not pushing for something like a fanboy or ‘because I use/d it, i’ll call it good and call others bad’ syndrome.

i never get such people (including some in this topic) for whom ‘my way’ ‘my choice’ is everything.

I mentioned Salora, because:

i] your initial post hints at something ‘value for money’.

ii] you aren’t dying to have an imax type experience or want to take in a super big/cutting edge (and thus, costly) consumer good.

iii] Salora group has an ethos and intellectual property from years of existance in TV making.

iv] as curiosity when I looked up on-line back then (Apr-May), I found Salora still are easily available on Amazon etcetera.. and are relatively cheaper . This was without even the offers and gimmicks of acquiring GC at discount.

around 16-17 thousand for about your requirement. ( viewing area is usually lesser than the rated size. A part of it invariably hides due to the bezel/chassis. )

@Crook wrote:

@grjrules854 wrote:

Finally after a long research and as per the customers rating as given on various sites i finally ended up with LG 32 LED, with IPS display and various other features too.

you welcome GRJ

actually i am a finicky customer.. Finicky person,

yet in these things I’m bit ‘given up’. The jazzy abbreviations don’t matter to me. Having used and enjoyed EcTV, Uptron, Salora, Sony, Philips, Samsung.. I no longer bother too much.

As it is, if with family the options get reduced. On my seperate set i only feel the need when watching any nature shows or documentary which originally had high quality recording.

In light of what you said, curious to know if any particular ‘feature’ was a Req. from the end-users ¿

By feature, I mean an actual feature (and not faff from marketing literature). I, for one still sometimes go back to our relatives place (where the old TV was shifted/ given) just to watch the picture in picture thing.

Sadly, the junk that is forced down upon us now, doesn’t have dual signal relay. Although the tech has existed for a while. Our signal decoder boxes from DTH operators are ancient kachra.

You already ordered or have narrowed down to the LG? (you used > ‘end up with’)

Now I’ve ordered on from Flipkart(LG 32LF554A).
I was not in a hunt for a particular feature, i just wanted a TV specifically LED with a big display.

At the first i was having a 40 Inches TV in my mind, but after a live experience at a showroom, it visually seems to quite bigger. So left that idea out.

Actually i wanted to gift one to my parents, for just watching Colors, Star Plus and some new channels . So i don’t need a 4K or 3D display for this crap. Just for better viewing angle and low power consumption i was having LED and IPS display in my mind.

I was fully in a mood of Micromax, but i was confused regarding this brand and apart from this the online customers aren’t seems to be happy with after sales survive, so i was confused. Then you suggested me about LG, then i found a decent model at a valuable price and i simply cant resist myself from opting that.
As per the specification, the sound and picture quality seems to be good.

Let my parents use it, if they are happy then it okay, else there is always option for return at Flipkart.

@Crook wrote:

@GRJ



arey speaking of Salora, I recently saw one at some shop and owner’s staff told me that its working great and also later found that in TVs at-least, support and repairs is just like old times.

I am not pushing for something like a fanboy or ‘because I use/d it, i’ll call it good and call others bad’ syndrome.



i never get such people (including some in this topic) for whom ‘my way’ ‘my choice’ is everything.

I mentioned Salora, because:

i] your initial post hints at something ‘value for money’.

ii] you aren’t dying to have an imax type experience or want to take in a super big/cutting edge (and thus, costly) consumer good.

iii] Salora group has an ethos and intellectual property from years of existance in TV making.

iv] as curiosity when I looked up on-line back then (Apr-May), I found Salora still are easily available on Amazon etcetera.. and are relatively cheaper . This was without even the offers and gimmicks of acquiring GC at discount.



around 16-17 thousand for about your requirement. ( viewing area is usually lesser than the rated size. A part of it invariably hides due to the bezel/chassis. )

It might be good or even the best brand available, but i don’t want any after sales service headache for my parents.

Lg service center is hardly 100 Meters away from my place, so my Dad can easily contact them.