Toshiba LV713 Series LED TV (32", 40")

Colour, contrast, HD performance

The 32LV713 is proof once again that if you’re simply after a good quality flatscreen TV there’s no reason to be cajoled into spending money on features you don’t need; this 32-incher’s combination of good value LCD pictures from all sources and a low...

The 32LV713 is proof once again that if you’re simply after a good quality flatscreen TV there’s no reason to be cajoled into spending money on features you don’t need; this 32-incher’s combination of good value LCD pictures from all sources and a low...

Great price; Rich colours; Good contrast

Weak sound; Minor motion blur

Shame the same can't be said of the set's audio. Its speakers are severely underpowered, sounding muted, muddy and compressed whenever they're pushed even remotely hard

Beefy sound ; Vivid colours ; Good contrast performance for a budget set

Poor EPG ; Slow channel changes ; Black levels aren't as deep as they could be

The Toshiba Regza 32LV713B is not the most attractive set around, and its line-up of features isn't wonderful, either. But that's not really the point of this TV. Instead, Toshiba has set out to deliver a telly with good picture and sound quality at a...

Solid picture quality ; Appealing price

Awful sound quality means you'll really need an external speaker set-up ; Few extra features

Overall, we liked the 40LV713B. Its better-than-expected HD video performance means it's definitely worth a look for PS3 owners who enjoy hi-def movies and already have their own speaker system

This is one of those reviews where we really struggled to decide on a final mark - as in, should it be a seven or an eight. In the end, we were nudged towards the seven on account of the 40LV713DB's flimsy sonics and lack of Freeview HD tuner.

value for money, image quality, sound, usability, design

83% of reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.