Product Review: Toshiba Power TV 32PU200E

Hi luvies,

We just bought our very first LED TV and honestly it was a difficult choice because there are a lot of LED TV's in the market and most of them are very affordable indeed with different specs to offer.  We are torn between Samsung, Toshiba, LG and Sharp.  We only got less than 20,000php for our budget.  I am the one who did my research.  We don't want to waste hard earned money over the products that we will regret buying in the future especially for this one. My friend Mr. Google gave me a lot of details and helped me a lot in deciding which one to buy.  The moment I saw its review I finally decided that Toshiba is the brand for us.  Now the hunt starts on where to buy this product and how much.  Mr. Google again introduced me to the PINOYDVD forum and mind you there are a lot of people there who really give good/bad reviews about gadgets and many others.  There is a thread about FLAT LED that I was lurking for few days now and they actually give in depth review, price range and where to buy the TV that I want.  There I learned that there are a lot of great stores that offer a cheaper alternative compared to the department stores.

We went to Shangrila EDSA to window shop and to check the merchandise.  We checked gadgets in style. Sights and Sounds and Listening in Style.  The Toshiba 32PU200E was available only at Sight and Sounds in 4th floor.  They gave us the TV with a price tag of 15, 525php for 12months 0% interest via BPI it could have been 13k++ if we will purchase in cash.  But anyhow it is a good deal.

Well the Toshiba 32PU200 E Power TV is a LED TV

 can play via USB with 28 video formats

has auto signal booster

the audio is superb at 20w

2HDMI ports

has PC input which we super love

it has power boss booster

narrow bezel
watts is between 50-60 if I remember it right its like 55w

Price: 15525php at 0% interest via CC so its less than 1300.00php/mos

Where to buy:  We got ours at Sights and Sounds Shangrila

User Feedback: Bang for the BUCK

Rating: 5/5

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