fawole73k:
for that led tv with lines

acunon:
Hisense 49" H49N5700UK Smart UHD 4K HDR 10 plus LED TV with Vidaa OS Pur color
Freeview Play Catch up on the last seven days of TV in one place. Pause and rewind live TV. No boxes and no monthly fees, just great channels and your favourite shows ready to be watched whenever you want, in incredible high definition.

ronyking247:


Bro, all these TVs, what is their power rating like?
For me, I'm looking for an energy saving kind of TV.
Either 48', 49' ,50' but less than 70W.
Any?

acunon:
Hi Not possible for Samsung or LG Except China Brands

acunon:

Hi

Which Exact TV uses this board

acunon:

Hi

I haven't used one, so I can't tell how good they are. You can still go for Samsung or LG UHD 4K 40"/43" with low power rating

ronyking247:


Oh many thanks for this informations.

I want to ask if Skyrun TV is good.
Like 43, 50 inches are they good.
or what can you recommend for me on UHD

ceaser:


With Freeview, is the use limited only to channels received by the in-built satellite received on the TV or does it also include ability to record and rewind/FF programs from connected peripherals like Startimes decoders, DSTV decoders or webcasts from TV apps like Netflix?

bigabbey:
Get your smart tv from acunon and call 08066653723 for your free to air satellite installation on your tv . No monthly bills just free . free to air rules!

Ias1:
without LNB? �

emmaeko1989:
Do you deliver outside Lagos? 08150760515.(WhatsApp).

joeargy:

technika 40inch led...
mine is working perfectly except for the slot that u insert cam card , the pins have bent when I was inserting a can card, but all av of, HDMI etc are working, technika , 32 inch bush uses it, umc uses it, even some other brands too like logik uses it too

ceaser:


With this Freeview, is the use limited only to channels received by the in-built satellite received on the TV or does it also include ability to record and rewind/FF programs from connected peripherals like Startimes decoders, DSTV decoders or webcasts from TV apps like Netflix?

ceaser:




This is one thing that believe I have advised Acunon here on as better side attraction to his offerings here. I think I even advised him to get a wattmeter (less than 7k) as a useful tool and always test the TVs with full watt rating and also with "power saving mode" rating and include those results as part of his specs for each product.

I believe you can get <70 watts consumption on TVs ranging from 40" to 60". It simply depends on your settings and also om the type of TV. Most LGs and Samsungs have energy saving modes that you can activate when in use. Some certain brands lack that feature and you are therefore at the mercy of their power hogging performance. There is a standard consumption rating that comes with every TV label and that is what I believe Acunon based his reply on. I have seen 60" TVs with standard watt rating of 120 watts that goes down to 45 watts at power saving mode and that is the products made for Nigeria. It more likely even gets better with products made for the US and EU like the ones Acunon has on offer here.

So Acunon, FYI the first thing I scan for when I see specs for any product of my interest here is the power consumption and if it has the power saving option. Sadly you hardly bother to put those and I simply move on. Again I repeat, getting yourself a wattmeter will greatly help your ministry especially for sales on Nairaland.

"Either on GRID or on GREEN, power saving devices should be the most desirable©"

acunon:
Samsung 43" Smart hub Full HD 1080p Display LED TV with Wi-Fi Ready Bluetooth TinzenOS 4.0 2015/2016 Edition with lots of features


Model Code : UE43J5600


Price : 85K negotiable

Mikeshine:


Satellite turner for free to air Stations?

ceaser:




This is one thing that believe I have advised Acunon here on as better side attraction to his offerings here. I think I even advised him to get a wattmeter (less than 7k) as a useful tool and always test the TVs with full watt rating and also with "power saving mode" rating and include those results as part of his specs for each product.

I believe you can get <70 watts consumption on TVs ranging from 40" to 60". It simply depends on your settings and also om the type of TV. Most LGs and Samsungs have energy saving modes that you can activate when in use. Some certain brands lack that feature and you are therefore at the mercy of their power hogging performance. There is a standard consumption rating that comes with every TV label and that is what I believe Acunon based his reply on. I have seen 60" TVs with standard watt rating of 120 watts that goes down to 45 watts at power saving mode and that is the products made for Nigeria. It more likely even gets better with products made for the US and EU like the ones Acunon has on offer here.

So Acunon, FYI the first thing I scan for when I see specs for any product of my interest here is the power consumption and if it has the power saving option. Sadly you hardly bother to put those and I simply move on. Again I repeat, getting yourself a wattmeter will greatly help your ministry especially for sales on Nairaland.

"Either on GRID or on GREEN, power saving devices should be the most desirable©"

acunon:
Fast finger

Samsung 24" Smart hub Curved Full HD 1080p Display LED 2016/2017 Edition with Wi-Fi Ready Bluetooth TinzenOS 4.0


Model Code : LV24F39S


Price : 40K negotiable

orchmansolo:

Is this still available?
If yes, can it go for 35k?

acunon:
Board is available for 10K

joeargy:

how much last

acunon:
9500

acunon:

No sir

But has Freeview and CI module (Smart card view)

Mikeshine:


Please how does this work?