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Aimed squarely at the bedroom or kitchen, this one-stop entertainment system is remarkably well connected for something so apparently self-contained, with HDMI, component and Scart providing more than enough socketry to make it a viable stand-in TV for the main room, and a USB and card reader handling your multimedia needs
It comes as little surprise that the build quality of the Goodmans LD3261HD gives away its budget LCD TV status. But overall the Goodmans LD3261HD represents reasonable value for money and is a reasonable way to experience high-definition on a budget
Few people in their right mind are going to invest in Sky HD, a Blu-ray player, or an HD DVD machine unless they're planning to hook their kit up to a screen that's capable of offering a good impression of the high definition experience. Maybe we're wrong.
One thing you know for sure you're going to get with a Goodmans TV is a jaw-droppingly low price. What you can't be certain of, though, is what your puny outlay will get you in terms of performance
With all due respect to Goodmans, you wouldn't normally expect one of its cost-conscious TVs to feature in a group test of style TVs. However, the catchily named GTVL26W17HDF defies expectations with a gorgeous glossy black styling
With most TVs in the 26-inch class costing £600 - only marginally less than some decent 32-inch options - we really had started to think that maybe the 26-inch price level had bottomed out. And then along comes Goodmans with the LD2661HDFVT
In a move likely to send shivers down the spines of the UK's mainstream brands, dedicated budget brand Goodmans has entered the big-screen LCD fray with its largest LCD effort to date: the 42-inch LD4260HDFVT
Look up 'no frills' in the dictionary, and you'll probably find a picture of a Goodmans TV. For years the manufacturer has led the way in producing stripped down (but decent) TVs at eye-catchingly low prices
We don't want any school bully accusations thrown at us, because Goodmans doesn't claim to be in the premier league of flatscreen TV manufacturers, but this 42-inch plasma is a waste of money
In time-honoured Goodmans style, the GTVL20W7HD seems just too good to be true. The puny price bags you a 20-inch widescreen TV that's fully HD ready and can double up as a PC monitor. Surely it can't also be any good to boot, can it?
This LCD is the cheapest one in our round-up - a full £400 less than the Acer, its nearest competitor in terms of price. Skimming down the TV's specifications, it's easy to see how Goodmans managed this price - there's almost nothing there.
Sorry Forrest Gump, but Goodmans TVs are certainly not 'like a box of chocolates', since you know exactly what you're going to get - the cheapest TVs on the high street. And so,inevitably, it proves with the Goodmans LD2002
No matter how competitive LCD prices get,somehow Goodmans still manages to stay ahead of the pack.The latest evidence of this is the LD3202,which at just £700 is a full £100 less than any other 32in 'high street' rival.
Goodmans' LD3202 is currently amongst the cheapest 32in LCD TVs available in the UK. But to be honest, it looks it! The body work is dull as old dishwater, with all the colour flare and sculptural elegance of a paving slab
This being a Goodmans TV,it won't surprise you that it's cheap. In fact, it's the cheapest 26in LCD anywhere. Does that mean by default that it's also the worst? The drab grey finish makes it about as pretty as a 1960s apartment block in Moscow.
While we were mightily impressed when we set eyes on Philips' 15PF8946, which offers 15in of screen for just £350, the renowned budget brand Goodmans has managed to go one better. Its new LD1701 has 2in on the Philips model
This is budget brand Goodmans' most affordable 27in LCD to date, and at first glance it seems ideally suited to those looking for a second room TV. Its plain looks and plasticky, silver finish means that it's unlikely to receive many...
It's not a bad looker, either.Sure, the plasticky silver finish doesn't exactly win any awards for originality,but the svelte screen frame and tastefully extended undersection both help it strike a pleasingly slick and futuristic pose
Today's big movies are made for big screens, but few among us can actually afford a decent sized plasma or LCD on which to watch ever-growing DVD collections. Wrong. Goodmans and its fellow budget-orientated peers
Despite aggressive LCD pricing from the big 'AV guns'Goodmans has still managed to deliver a 20in LCD screen for a cool £100 less than any of its current 20in rivals.It's available exclusively from Comet.Perhaps one way ...
As ever with Goodmans, you don't have to dig too deep to find its latest LCD TV's big selling point. Basically, it offers you 26in of LCD TV for the preposterously affordable sum of £700. But is that all it has going for it?
There are few better ways to blow £1,500 than on a super-slim flat panel TV for your living room. And amazingly, Goodmans throws in a TV receiver, amplifier, speakers and a stand for the same price
The more sceptical of you will rightly be suspicious about this budget offering from Goodmans. However, there is hope for those looking to save a bit of cash, as this 15in 4:3 LCD offering has a surprisingly good picture...