Since the selection is not that big, I have become quite fast on the Dyon Sigma 29 attention. That the sound is not to be particularly, I had read. But for a TV, where mainly children and cartoons are seen, it should go well.
The TV was like always delivered very quickly by Prime. Visually, it pleases me very much, especially through the transparent edge at the bottom.
The TV has a display resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels and a screen size of 28.5 inches (72.4 cm). By the triple tuner to process the received signals on both antenna (DVB-T), as well as in high definition via satellite (DVB-S2) and cable (DVB-C).
Important for me was that he has 2 HDMI ports.
The TV has the following connections:
YPbPr, Video, Audio Left, Right audio input, LNB In, Scart, USB interface, HMDI 2, HMDI 1, headphone input, Common Interface (CI) port, PC Audio IN, VGA connector, antenna input (75 Ohm)
Stand and mounting screws are included.
I fixed him with the Invision TV wall mount. The mounting holes comply with VESA standard and are 200mm in width and 100mm in height.
Those like me who would like to connect the TV via Satkabel, I would recommend a cable with angled connector because the place is quite narrow 'LNB in' socket.
After turning on the TV is a setup menu, which is quite simple and self-explanatory. (Choice of language, Home or Store mode and the choice of DVB-T, DVB-C, DVB-S).
In DVB-S, you can perform a channel search or use an existing channel list. But this does not seem to be up to date, as I have found, for example, Disney Chanel after a channel scan.
The channel list can create edit (move, delete, skip) and favorite lists. As with many satellite tuners / receivers, this is not an optimum solution and takes some time until you have the programs in the (usual) order. But since one usually does this only once, it comes. But there is much more user-friendly editing capabilities.
If you have made a channel search and want to still opt for the existing station list, you can make these again on the factory reset.
Otherwise, the menu is very clear and understandable.
The picture quality is fully in order. The settings are quite adequate and you can customize them to your own taste.
Picture Mode: Standard, Mild, User, dynamically
Color temperature: cold, medium, hot and users
As in the children mainly cartoons are seen, I have the setting 'dynamic' is selected and thus a great picture, whether TV, DVD or HDMI (Mede8er 600X3D) from the home network.
The remote control responded well with us and is fine.
The TV has an on / off switch at the bottom, it was not the previous Telefunken TV.
Actually the Dyon Sigma 29 has everything I wanted for a 'kids' TV: Good picture, satellite tuner, DVD player and 2 HDMI sockets.
What I did not expect that the sound is really so 'bad', as described here before in other reviews.
In the Sound Settings you can choose between Standard, Music, Movie, Sports and User.
Under Users the treble and bass can be adjusted between 0 and 100. In the settings Standard, Music, Movie and Sports are preset different values. No matter what you set, it can be noted no clear audible differences. Even the recommended herein user preferences (heights 80, 80 bass) sound just dull.
Even my wife says that the television just sounds terrible.
After a while you get used to a bit of the sound, but with every new turn on the TV, it is really striking how dull these sounds.
At the current price of around 239, - is the sound quality (unfortunately) not to keep this TV for me the reason.
Anyone who wants to get more info about the TV, the manual found on the Dyon Homepage.
If you enjoyed or helped this review, I would be happy about an assessment very. Thank-You! :-)
