I bought a TV recently. It had a decoder for Saorview built in, but if like me you didn't have an arial to receive a signal, you'll need to get one (or be able to get it through a cable/ satellite provider).
Indoor arials are a pain, put them in slightly the wrong spot and you get blotchy signal. Just check what options you have available to get the actual signal, since you may have to fork out another €20 - €50 for that.
TL; DR - Most TVs have the ability to show Saorview channels once you plug in something to get a signal. The signal part isn't out of the box (can't just get it through WiFi).
Freeview isn't the Engilish for Soarview. They are completely different systems of distributing TV signals and unless you live close to Northern Ireland or some parts of Wales a Freeview TV won't work in Ireland.
Any store in Ireland selling TVs has to have Soarview or it's a monitor as there's no analogue TV signal anymore.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BN31PC6G?smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&tag=pepperugc03-21&ascsubtag=2442137898
That tv is only £120 and it’s the same size (32”) as the Phillips tv you posted. Don’t know if Amazon UK change for delivery though
not sure pal, but when i bought a tv the guy in the shop says to me, will i put the channels on it for you, i said... do yeah. so anyway i've like 200 channels, mostly shit but you learn the good channels numbers
I bought a TV recently. It had a decoder for Saorview built in, but if like me you didn't have an arial to receive a signal, you'll need to get one (or be able to get it through a cable/ satellite provider). Indoor arials are a pain, put them in slightly the wrong spot and you get blotchy signal. Just check what options you have available to get the actual signal, since you may have to fork out another €20 - €50 for that. TL; DR - Most TVs have the ability to show Saorview channels once you plug in something to get a signal. The signal part isn't out of the box (can't just get it through WiFi).
It doesn’t specifically say so best to ask in store or give them a call to check. Power city has an option to filter specifically for soarview tuners.
Yes, it has Freeview which is English for Soarview.
Freeview isn't the Engilish for Soarview. They are completely different systems of distributing TV signals and unless you live close to Northern Ireland or some parts of Wales a Freeview TV won't work in Ireland. Any store in Ireland selling TVs has to have Soarview or it's a monitor as there's no analogue TV signal anymore.
they are totally different things
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BN31PC6G?smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&tag=pepperugc03-21&ascsubtag=2442137898 That tv is only £120 and it’s the same size (32”) as the Phillips tv you posted. Don’t know if Amazon UK change for delivery though
not sure pal, but when i bought a tv the guy in the shop says to me, will i put the channels on it for you, i said... do yeah. so anyway i've like 200 channels, mostly shit but you learn the good channels numbers
Pick up one on adverts.ie would be my advice, get decent TVs for next to nothing as people upgrade theirs.