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LG5010 32" LCD TV - £20


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 LG5010 LCD TV - £20

Screen size is 32" (70 x 39cm). Whole TV measures 81 x 54cm, not including swivel stand.

Remote included (missing battery cover.)

Works fine. Slight pixel discolouration at the middle bottom - see photos. Hard to spot when watching TV.

I've also found it's not great for really dark scenes. 

Collection from SE22 near Lordship Lane, ideally today or tomorrow.

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