Simple question hoping for a simple answer.

In short my small TV that I have in the kitchen won't work, I've got one exactly the same in the conservatory.
So plan was to move that one into the kitchen and buy a new slightly bigger one for the conservatory.
Now the question, if I bought a socalled smart TV would I be able to access the internet with it via my wi fi and what parts of the internet could I use.
I don't intend paying any one any money I'm paying for the wifi so why would I want to pay twice.

 

Hi,

No expert on the subject, but the first thing to do, if not already proven, is to use a laptop in your conservatory to ensure you have good wifi reception.
There are several free Speed testers to check how good the wifi is eg - Speedtest by Ookla - The Global Broadband Speed Test
The TV will probably have an Ethernet port for a cabled connection to your router if wifi is poor.

When you set up the new TV, when you leave the normal tv freeview channels etc, select the onscreen options and use a browser just like the laptop, its just the same, though depending on the set you buy, it may come with its own mouse /pointer or keypad, if not you may find getting a mini keypad very helpful, entering text to the tv via its onscreen keypad is a pain.

Like a laptop you will have access to all the paid for and free internet music, radio and TV and any extra services the TV has built into it,

 

Okay thanks @ricky101 .
Yes the laptop works in the conservatory, I had the hub moved so I didn't need a repeater which was a pain.
I usually sit in the conservatory most evenings and sometimes find things on YouTube to watch, its a pain using an hdmi cable from the laptop to the TV.

 

Can someone tell me the difference between these two.
https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-and-home-entertainment/televisions/televisions/lg-24tn510s-24-smart-led-tv-10209821-pdt.

LG 24TL510V 24" HD Ready LED TV Monitor

 

Well the second one is a compute monitor and TV combined, never knew they made them.
I'd stick with the 24" LG smart TV, all TV's are "smart" these days. They are very easy to set up just keep pressing the buttons and put in your Wifi password when asked and off you go. Nothing to pay unless you want Netflix or Amazon prime or Apple or Disney or Britbox or............

 

Thanks @HarryS , I was under the impression that the cheaper one was just a tv and monitor, in that you needed the PC connection to get on the internet , which is basically what I have now.

I'm thinking the more expensive one allows internet connection without the use of a PC.

 

Anyway ordered the smart one last night from Currys ,what a palarvour that was.
I can't just go to the store and buy it I have to click and collect.
But they deliver to their stores in the afternoons and I can't collect it till after 5pm on Friday, the store closes at 6PM.
But I can collect it on Saturday.
Why don't they deliver to their stores over night ready for the next day.
They are closed Sunday apparently.

Nice to see everything is getting back to normal Boris.