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Review summary: Although the company might be known for its wacky portable TVs in the shape of helicopters, the Hannspree XV32 GT02 is a grown-up LCD TV. Good for a kitchen or second bedroom, this HD Ready TV deals well with high-definition material, producing punchy ...

Pros: Good range of inputs ; decent HD performance

Cons: Poor black levels ; motion problems

Verdict: The Hannspree XV32 GT02 doesn't have the performance to trouble even mid-range sets from the likes of Sony, Samsung or Panasonic, but it's better than a lot of the other budget sets around at the moment. We wouldn't necessarily select it as our ...

Review summary: The Hannspree XV32 GT is far more attractive than the majority of cheap screens currently available

Pros: Bright and detailed pictures ; Bargain price

Cons: Not Full HD ; Motion and black levels issues ; Poor audio quality

Verdict: There's no automatic backlight adjustment for black level optimisation, as sported by many more expensive TVs these days. But the screen's native contrast ratio is quoted at a respectable 1,200:1 all the same, and the lack of auto backlight adjustment ...

Review summary: If you're on a tight budget and want nothing less than 32 inches of TV, then this is worth a look.

Verdict: The XV32 GT's sound is poor, and it suffers from a couple of classic LCD picture shortcomings. But when you take that remarkably low -370 price tag into account, overall it's still better than expected.

Review summary: This 32in LCD set from Taiwanese brand HANNspree caters for those people who don't need (or can't afford) loads of flashy, cutting-edge features. The stripped-down spec means the XV32 retails for just £359

Pros: Fantastic processing technology, Superbly natural pictures, Attractive price, Decent pictures for the price

Cons: Viewing angle not the widest, Average contrast and black levels

Verdict: Pictures are better than expected, but fall short of being adequate