Samsung 40" LCD (LA40B750U1R) + DVD Player (DVD-S500)
This listing is for the pictured Samsung TV and DVD player. The TV is in perfect working order and condition. Reason for selling is it has been replaced with another TV my parents brought with them to NZ after retiring from working overseas. If they didn't have too many TV's then they would have kept this one. It was up and running in their house up until earlier this year. It has had minimal use as they have been living and working overseas, while this was sitting in their storage unit in NZ. Has a working remote and the owner's manual to go with it.
Used for Netflix and cable/Sky TV with no issues.
This TV will come with the pictured DVD player. It comes with a remote (sorry forgot to photograph it) and the cables needed to hook it up to the TV and power. It is in perfect condition and working order, the reason for selling it is that it does not work with my parents current TVs.
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