Second Hand TVs
Just about every home in the UK has one or more TVs, and there comes a time when your TV is either broken or you just want to upgrade to a better one. Rather than buying a brand new one, why not purchase a second hand TV to save yourself some money? It doesn’t matter what one you want, you can get TVs of all different makes, shapes and sizes online. You can get a huge discount if you’re buying one that is usually hundreds of pounds, but even if you just want to get a really basic model you should still buy it used so that you save some money.
4K – 8K – OLED – QLED – Smart – Outdoor – Refurbished
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 | Panasonic HD Ready LED TV TX-32M330B 32" 720p USB Playback Wall Mountable | £142.99 Free delivery |
 | Panasonic TX-50MX650B 50" SMART 4K Ultra HD HDR LED Android TV Chromecast | £328.99 Free delivery |
 | Panasonic TX-43MX650B 43" SMART 4K Ultra HD HDR LED Android TV Chromecast | £269.99 Free delivery |
 | Panasonic HD Ready Bedroom TV TX-24M330B 24" USB Playback Wall Mountable | £107.49 Free delivery |
 | 23” Sony Wega LCD Colour Gaming TV Built-in Speakers KLV-L23M1 With Remote | £90.00 or make offer £12.60 delivery |
 | Panasonic TX-43LX660B 43" SMART 4K Ultra HD HDR LED Android TV Freeview Play | £255.99 Free delivery |
At the moment you might not think that you’d be able to afford a high spec television, but after taking a look at the list below you might realise that you actually can! Even the large 3D televisions aren’t too expensive if you were to buy a second hand one if you’d like to try out a 3D model. If you just need one of the most basic TVs then there are a few things to look out for though. Firstly, you need to make sure that they aren’t any dead pixels (these are basically a black dot or dots on screen that can be really annoying!) and secondly you need to see if there is any screen damage.
However, the vast majority of the TVs on here are as good as new with no damage whatsoever but it’s still a good idea to double check the listing just in case if the seller mentions anything like dead pixels. Even if you do buy a second hand TV that is slightly damaged, you could always repair it yourself or get someone else to repair it for you though.