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TV protector
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It’s possible to buy TV protectors to protect them from damage (like you can get for a phone or tablet). This protects the screen from accidental damage, and while they cost around £100 this is cheaper than the cost of a new TV.
A parent recommended brand is The Screen Protector where you can add your TV model to get the correct size: https://thescreenprotector.co.uk/
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