Someone has bid on it at £995..... the price you could have bought a new one for when the Liverpool store operated as an outlet.

Difficult to believe that the original price was £2700..... the colour and that particular stand don't quite do anything for me.

Graham

£9.95 is too much. Considering what even the cheap brands designs managed to knock out, I find it an insult to the brand. If folk like them, that's their business and choice🙁

I get asked for V1-32's pretty much on a weekly basis!  If i had ten white ones I'd sell them all within a month I'm sure!

Personally, I like the V1.  Superb picture, excellent sound and it's a Smart TV.  It's just the design which is 'Marmite'

I have to say the Havana Brown ones were an awful idea though.

Lee

I've met dealers who couldn't sell any, and one who simply wouldn't sell them as he found it an affront to his view of what class of product he sells. He happily sold Beoplay, just not the V1.

I accept as a technical piece of equipment it does the job very well. But then so does a donkey!

Chris Townsend wrote:

I've met dealers who couldn't sell any, and one who simply wouldn't sell them as he found it an affront to his view of what class of product he sells. He happily sold Beoplay, just not the V1.

I accept as a technical piece of equipment it does the job very well. But then so does a donkey!

I like donkeys ---- hee-haw ;-)

MM

Chris Townsend wrote:

I've met dealers who couldn't sell any, and one who simply wouldn't sell them as he found it an affront to his view of what class of product he sells. He happily sold Beoplay, just not the V1.

 

 

I accept as a technical piece of equipment it does the job very well. But then so does a donkey!

As a designer I find the Beovision 7 too chintzy and the silver plastic centre speaker quite ridiculous but then if you like that retro look, well good luck to you.The style of a white V1 suits our decor and functions pretty well so please just stop your sporadic attacks Chris!

each person has their taste . Mine doesn't extend to a brown V1 looking like a hostess trolley though....

Good for you, enjoy🤒

I agree, Simonbeo. Although I'm not keen on the look of the V1 (especially that specific brown), I will admit that the stand might look good next to a couple Le Corbusier chairs (which I think is what it was going for).

On a side note, I miss being able to contact eBay bidders of random auctions... I have plenty of "deals" for them to take advantage of!

Simonbeo wrote:

As a designer I find the Beovision 7 too chintzy and the silver plastic centre speaker quite ridiculous but then if you like that retro look, well good luck to you.The style of a white V1 suits our decor and functions pretty well so please just stop your sporadic attacks Chris!

each person has their taste . Mine doesn't extend to a brown V1 looking like a hostess trolley though...

I agree regarding the BV7, and I really like the V1 (...in white:))

The v1 32" seems to be quite popular here in Sweden, I've tried to get hold of one (great kitchen tv!)  and according to the various dealers that I've contacted, I'm not the only one.