martyns303:


I hope you know Hisense 55'' curved smart TV is more than N300,000?

Hakuna06:
I bought brand new 32 inch LG LED before marrying, it has never developed any fault in the 7 yrs of its usage, I got another 50 inch Hisense since 2017, it has been working fine too. What I have made sure is that the two TVs have good stabilizers. Don't plug TV straight in socket even when you know they have inbuilt voltage regulators.

Icelandicboy:
when it comes to household appliances/electronics just go for LG or Samsung, but if you are looking for a strong, durable TV, go for Samsung (if you can afford their price). I've been using my Samsung TV carelessly for years and I still haven't had any reason to take it for repairs.

Oreoluwa5:
Dont plug ur TV directly attach it to a TV guard

madri4u:
Please guys where can I find sony smart tv plasma 32 inches EX330 screen to buy? My current tv screen is showing double image and the image is shaking. I want to know the screen cost and where to buy it.

Goddyj:
Depends. When you talk of TV, LG is the best;
when you talk of Sound system, Sony is the best.
When you talk of A/C , Samsung is the best.

I've been using the above Electronic machines for the past 6 years and no mechanic has eaten a dime from me, because none of them has developed any fault whatsoever.

Oreoluwa5:
Dont plug ur TV directly attach it to a TV guard

prinsam30:
I bought 32inches TV plasma LG for my mum since 2012 for 49K tear leather, till tomorrow the tin still dey work, if NEPA like make dem reduce the voltage by minus 100% the TV go still on, nothing concern am with anyhow light do, the TV get voltage controller in it I think, forget about that TV guide of a thing, that tin is useless jor, I get am like three types, non dey regulate voltage as expected, just shine ur eyes and buy beta TV, some Belgium ar more durable than these overrated new TV

WUdec:
Neither

A lot of Samsung and LG TVs imported by Nigeria are grade 3, fakes/knock offs from China, Malaysia and Dubai.

Only buy LED/LCD TVs from their official stores in Africa as listed on their websites. Or buy the fairly used ones from Alaba as they are European Certified and were inspected to attain the European Quality Standard hence they bear the CE seal on them. Or if you can buy the imported ones from US and Europe i.e Samsung and others

Personally, I would recommend Philips, Bosch, Blaupunkt or any other European brand made in Germany or the Netherlands because these brands maintain a high standard, quality and long shelf life policy, just like their cars.

All the Samsung TVs i owned never lasted more than 4-5 yrs without needing repair, especially the colour problem i.e the colour spilling and making shapes on the screen after awhile. I use a Samsung Laptop as well and I've got a few TVs from Samsung awaiting repair. LED and LCD. And from experience, I would never own a Samsung product again because I have realized that the marketing of a product determines its hype and value to most consumers.

Its like using a Benz and a Toyota. The difference is in the use and the value to the user.

The Toyota beats it when it comes to mileage, fuel economy, sales and popularity but in overall performance, the Benz wins.

Nikon is the most popular camera brand in photography but Canon is known for giving you the best quality photo. Get the drift?

So go for one that you would not need to replace or repair within a short period

Go for quality. Good luck

Goddyj:
Depends. When you talk of TV, LG is the best;
when you talk of Sound system, Sony is the best.
When you talk of A/C , Samsung is the best.

I've been using the above Electronic machines for the past 6 years and no mechanic has eaten a dime from me, because none of them has developed any fault whatsoever.

eojepa:
buy Sony and rest from power surge

Andyblaze:
I've gotten one particular brands which is touted to be the most durable products over and over again but I don't know why they keep getting "burnt" after a year or two... So I wanna know, between LG, Samsung, etc which is the the most advisable to go for

prinsam30:
I bought 32inches TV plasma LG for my mum since 2012 for 49K tear leather, till tomorrow the tin still dey work, if NEPA like make dem reduce the voltage by minus 100% the TV go still on, nothing concern am with anyhow light do, the TV get voltage controller in it I think, forget about that TV guide of a thing, that tin is useless jor, I get am like three types, non dey regulate voltage as expected, just shine ur eyes and buy beta TV, some Belgium ar more durable than these overrated new TV

NoTimeZone:
Recommend me a good refrigerator brand please

iCauseTrouble:
Am a deeper lifer.
Hisense is a better alternative to LG and Samsung

freshvine:


You bought fake. Original Sollatek guard is 12k each and Powermatic is around 8k

Andyblaze:
I've gotten one particular brands which is touted to be the most durable products over and over again but I don't know why they keep getting "burnt" after a year or two... So I wanna know, between LG, Samsung, etc which is the the most advisable to go for

iCauseTrouble:
Am a deeper lifer.

Hisense is a better alternative to LG and Samsung

Andyblaze:
I've gotten one particular brands which is touted to be the most durable products over and over again but I don't know why they keep getting "burnt" after a year or two... So I wanna know, between LG, Samsung, etc which is the the most advisable to go for