Samsung LE19R86 - 19'' Widescreen HD Ready LCD TV - With Freeview - Black

I bought mine from Dixons but though i'd leave my review here.
The Good
Still one of the most attractive TVs on the market
Good size for bedroom use.
The Bad
Rubbish remote
Rubbish freeview menu
The bright blue light that shines all the time unless you turn it off at the plug
It's a pure dust attracter!
Cheers

First things first, there is no need to buy a wall mounting bracket for this TV unless you require left to right swivel, there is a wall plate included in the box!!
Regarding the TV itself, its good, read the other reviews ! the only downside is the response time between pushing the remote control button and the system responding, but other than that it is as good as it gets for this kind of money.

This TV has its good and its bad points, but I think its good outweigh its bad.

from the right distance this TV makes a better than standard image even on scart, the PIP (picture on picture) feature Is good for when your on your pc on the screen, the PIP lets you put a channel in one of your corners of the screen so you can watch to things at once.

now for the bad points, the audio isn't great, its a little tinny but with SRS enabled the quality is a lot better, I guess you get what you pay for, apart from that I cant find any problems but that could be because this is my first TV

I bought the Samsung for kitchen use(my first LCD tv!)and it excels in every way but one. As a channel frequent hoper I find the slow response to the remote control a little frustrating especially in comparison to my freeview harddrive recorder used with an analogue TV in another room.But the picture`s great therefore so what.

We bought this 10 months ago to use as a TV for our bedroom. The 19-inch screen is just right for our room - big enough to see clearly but also compact enough to sit unobtrusively on top of a chest of drawers.

In use, the quality of both picture and sound is outstanding for a set of this size and cost. We only use Freeview (in conjunction with a plug-in booster aerial) rather than the analogue signal, and picture strength and quality are both excellent.

The set looks stylish and is very easy to set up and use, the stand is sturdy, and even the remote control is pleasingly simple to use despite having the usual plethora of buttons.

My only quibble with the TV is that it has no "off" switch; you can only put it into standby mode, which is a strange omission in an increasingly energy-conscious world. The only way to switch it off properly is to unplug it at the mains, which, for us, sits behind our chest of drawers - a tad impractical!

Overall, though, this is an excellent TV - and the relatively low price (compared to, say, the Sony equivalent) is a bonus.