The first thing that kind of backs up my theory/hope that the GU37BLKSE might be a cut above the budget norm is its operating system.įor this employs one of the most attractively presented onscreen menu arrangements I’ve seen, based around a rotating circle of icons at the top of the screen and some really clear and mostly well organised sub-menus that drop out of the bottom of whichever icon you’ve got selected. Which means there are two HDMIs when I’d ideally like three, together with a single SCART, a component video input, a D-Sub PC port, and the usual S-Video and composite video fallbacks. The GU37BLKSE’s connectivity is pretty much as I’d expect for such an inexpensive 37in LCD TV. Panasonic Grundig Toshiba and many more can be used with TV Plasma LCD. We stock the entire range of genuine Grundig spares parts for all of our models, so if you require easy fit replacement shelves for your fridge or if you need a washing machine motor or a dishwasher pump we can help you! Parts & Accessories. The glossy black bezel is a bit too straightforward, plasticky and prone to showing finger marks, even though an angled-back speaker grille along the bottom gives it a decently neat counterpoint. The face the GU37BLKSE presents to the world tries to look stylish, but ultimately doesn’t quite pull it off.
And given that once upon a time the Grundig name was frequently associated with some pretty decent Germanic electronic engineering in days gone by, you’ll forgive me if I admit to a feeling of quiet optimism that at last I might have a genuinely great value budget set on my hands.
The Grundig GU37BLKSE is, as its name suggests, a 37in model, distinguished in time-honoured supermarket fashion by its price: a seriously low £379.97. Having recently looked at a from Tescos and found it average but not disastrous, I’m genuinely intrigued to now have my hands on another Tesco model with a bigger screen and a name you might actually have heard of: Grundig.
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