If the Thomson Scenium’s name gives you a scenic association, you aren’t far off – it’s a massive television that’s meant to deliver breathtaking lifelike quality to the viewer. But does it accomplish this? Well, there’s no question that newer and bigger TV sets with more pixels and also larger price tags have come out.

But there’s still room for the Scenium in the home of anyone wanting a nice-looking television without paying too much. In this sense, the fact that the Scenium line came out in 2002 acts as a positive, as it will be much cheaper than some of the current models.

When we say line, we mean it, as there are several Scenium varieties out there, such as the 52JW642S, the DPL4000 and the DTH8664E – any one of them should serve you reasonably well regardless of how often you use the TV and what you use it for.

If you’re looking for the Thomson Scenium user manual but aren’t sure which model you have, the manual we have for you should cover each of the versions. Although modern TVs can be a bit feature-heavy, there’s no reason why you shouldn’t be able to configure it precisely to your liking by following the instructions and maybe even having fun in the process. We’re sure that, in no time, you’ll be able to program various channels, connect the TV to whichever device you like, set up parental locks and do anything else that you’d hope for a modern television to have. DOWNLOAD THOMSON SCENIUM MANUAL HERE