Also perfect for seniors who are not technologically adept

After my mother's tube now finally broke, she was very excited and especially anxious. You could not imagine cope with such a "new-fangled" flat screen to come up partout. She has cable and complained for several years that their regional third parties TV stations broke away again and again (cable provides up to on digital and who has no tuner, looks literally in the tube). With the argument that they'll finally all third reinbekommen would my mother was finally curious.

Because it really only needs the pure television, no sound system, receiver or internet connection has, I was looking for a TV with no excessive frills and very simple operation and has now found it.

The TV came well packed in a cardboard quietschbunten. Attach the stand was relatively simple: The four longer screws (NOT short) take and attract strong - ready!

Connect, turn on and you can go to the Language of tuning the antenna cable and power cord. Everything will start automatically and / or queried, a manual is almost not necessary (but it is).

The search is carried out quickly and you could enjoy the most current digital channels (including the special-interest channels of ARD and ZDF, as ZDFinfo and EinsFestival, of which my mum had never heard or seen anything ;-)) and give all parties.

The sound is not too tinny and is perfectly fine! The previous of the tube was due to the resonance body a little better, but you get used to it. There are also rear also a headphone jack, but we did not use.

The picture is very, very good, HD channels come naturally best and sharp over. On the remote control, there is also an "ECO" mode button that controls the brightness of the screen in 4 stages. The second brightest stage is perfect for day and night for us.

There is also a "Subtitle" button, which we very interested. Which is very comfortable, but does not work often. In the film "Harry Potter" to the private goods by pressing the yellow button subtitles (NOT teletext style) to see who accompanied us through the film. But in films that had a subtitle table on Teletext, the key did not work again. So if you want subtitles, must still having to go through the teletext in doubt, but what of course not constitute a negative point for the TV.

The remote control is long, slender and well arranged. The buttons are not overly large, but have a reasonable distance from each other and are not arranged so penetrated. There is no over-loading functions, so that all the essentials has its place.

Conclusion: Perfect for non-tech-savvy people! Good picture, intuitive operation and very good sound!