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Bush 58 Inch Smart 4K UHD HDR LED Freeview TV - Free C&C
Bush 58 Inch Smart 4K UHD HDR LED Freeview TV - Free C&C
Bush 58 Inch Smart 4K UHD HDR LED Freeview TV - Free C&C
Bush 58 Inch Smart 4K UHD HDR LED Freeview TV - Free C&C
Bush 58 Inch Smart 4K UHD HDR LED Freeview TV - Free C&C
Bush 58 Inch Smart 4K UHD HDR LED Freeview TV - Free C&C
Bush 58 Inch Smart 4K UHD HDR LED Freeview TV - Free C&C
Bush 58 Inch Smart 4K UHD HDR LED Freeview TV - Free C&C
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Posted 16 July 2023

Bush 58 Inch Smart 4K UHD HDR LED Freeview TV - Free C&C

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I know it’s basic TV but not a bad price for current year 58 inch TV. Further £5 off with marketing email signup.
Kick back and relax with this 58 inch Bush TV. With a razor-sharp 4K Ultra HD display resolution, screen colours are intensified and audio is immersive thanks to the Dolby Atmos sound system. And with its built-in Freeview and Smart TV features you can binge your favourite shows on Netflix, BBC iPlayer, Amazon Prime and more. It's the ultimate living room companion.

Can't find the remote? This TV is fully compatible with Amazon's Alexa speaker so you can use voice control.

Comes with 2 USB ports and 3 HDMI sockets so you can connect your devices.

Model number: DLED58UHDHDRS1.

2023 model.

Dimensions and Weight

  • Screen size: 58 inches.
  • Size of TV H76, W130.5, D8.2cm.
  • Size of TV with stand: H79.3, W130.5, D24cm.
  • Width of TV stand 102cm.
  • Weight of TV without stand 14.56kg (unpackaged).
  • Weight of TV with stand 14.75kg.
  • Suitable for wall mounting 200 x 200 bracket.
  • Length of cable: 1.5m.
  • Packaged size H89.9, W143, D15.4cm.
  • Packaged weight 18.65kg.
Screen Technology

  • LED TV Screen.
  • 4K Ultra HD display resolution.
  • HDR - makes whites brighter, intensifies colour and enhances the overall picture for an epic cinematic effect.
  • Motion rate 50Hz.
  • Viewing angle 178/178 degrees.
  • Resolution 3840 x 2160 pixels.
Sound Technology

  • Dolby Atmos sound system.
  • 2 x 10 watt RMS power output.
Connectivity

  • 2 USB ports and 3 HDMI sockets.
  • VGA input socket - "video graphics array" is a video output connection that is the display standard for PC computers.
  • Headphone socket.
  • AV socket.
  • Optical connection.
  • Built in Wi-Fi.
  • Ethernet connection.
  • DLNA compatibility - allows you to wirelessly send content from devices like laptops, tablets and smartphones.
Smart TV features

  • Voice control - works with Amazon Alexa, .
  • Linux operating system.
  • Compatible with the following smart apps: Netflix, BBC iPlayer, ITV Hub, My5, All 4, Amazon Prime, YouTube.
  • Internet browser.
  • Miracast.
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Edited by nihir, 17 July 2023
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  1. nihir's avatar
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    You can combine TV with this or this Samsung soundbar for £378.99 with possible £50 Argos gift card (comes with sound bar).

    50600081-fEf2B.jpg (edited)
    sheffield788's avatar
    The listed price on the soundbar is absolutely ridiculous. The previous model, S60A was often on sale for about £75. Even at that price, some left negative comments about it. Moreover, with cashback, lots of people got them for free or even received more cashback than the price they've paid for it. In my case, I've got 2, and after cashback, I had £25 profit from Samsung for each of them. Took me 6 months to sell them for £110 each. Nobody was interested in paying more for it. With the gift card, maybe it is worth getting it, but otherwise, at £150, it is overpriced. You can find better soundbars, don't fall for it just because the price looks high. (edited)
  2. londonstinks's avatar
    Just got it this morning and all setup. Banging for the money, upgraded my 12 year old 1080p Toshiba so it's a huge improvement.

    The OS is pretty snappy , not too different from the fire stick I already had. Great deal!
    john.coote's avatar
    Can you tell me please what it measures left to right (not the diagonal)
  3. Donny-John's avatar
    I have had a 50" BUSH Full HD TV since 2016, used many hours a day, picture as good as day one, no dead pixels and very good surround sound with tons of audio options.. nice contrast with very good blacks! I am very happy with it.. just saying in case anyone doubts the brand
  4. Drogba's avatar
    50601012-CLfn2.jpgGreat post. You can sign up for Argos newsletter for a £5 off and it works even if not first order to get it for under £224.99. Takes a few minutes for the email with code to come through but works. (edited)
  5. jonp_92's avatar
    I bought this TV for my parents about 2 years ago (think it was about £349). Pretty decent tv, good picture quality. They don’t use the smart features or remote because they have sky Q. Overall can’t complain at all
    The2Time's avatar
    This TV was released this year.
  6. kyeung's avatar
    Not sure how Bush are these days but my previous 2 back in the 2000s was pants and both eventually stopped working
    KodaBear's avatar
    The TVs today are made by Vestel. The TVs are from the same production line as Toshiba, Hitachi, and even some of the lower end Panasonic TVs.

    They aren’t fantastic, but they’re very good value for money and give you a decent picture without spending loads of money.

    I have a Vestel TV I bought in 2012 to a friend a while back and it’s still going strong for him now. So reliability is also good imo.
  7. ApolloCreedXXX's avatar
    If you need to know more about the tv, search back in this app a couple of years for a 58" Bush basically the same tv. Loads of happy customers there. Also note no Bluetooth on this TV. Fantastic bargain this! (edited)
  8. hearts's avatar
    Great buy. Don't listen to the dafties, if you need a cheap TV and want big get this. HOT!
    nocturnal74's avatar
    Buy cheap buy twice

    Such false economy
  9. 252Scooby_'s avatar
    £206 with staff discount  
    londonstinks's avatar
    Bring man in blud
  10. sirmusclealot's avatar
    I had the 2021 version of this TV for £299 so this is a great deal. The sound has no bass so make sure you get a sound bar for it. Also there is no app for Disney + so you have to use a fire stick or something else. The apps are kept up to date but don't expect any apps to get added to it.
  11. dellsmum's avatar
    we got this earlier this morning, really great picture and sound quality,
  12. PS5's avatar
    Perfect for people with impaired vision or those who don't are remotely worried about poor image quality
  13. ALAN_JACKSONpWU's avatar
    This better than a panasonic px50 inch plasma from 2006
    John59's avatar
    In honesty, probably not, picture quality-wise, this will be 4K but the contrast will be worse and you won't get that brilliant Plasma picture. You will likely save a fortune on electric.
  14. stingersplash's avatar
    It's very cheap but probably too cheap for me. And a bit too big. I need a 50" TV for around 300 quid that is suitable for gaming.
    The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    TCL are the way to go, fantastic value for money.
    Got my Daughter a 43" for £190 late last year and got my parents a 65" last week for £400, both have superb picture quality and they aren't even the QLED ones which are even better.

    Most - if not all - of their ranges have a 'game mode' (bascially gets rid of a lot of the post processing features that cause some input lag). (edited)
  15. vimar's avatar
    How do you rearrange or remove apps from the Home screen on this one?

    Can we also customise the uttons on the remote? I think I saw a notification about it but it quickly disappeared.

    Btw, the Smart Centre app works quite well as a remote and touchpad in the browser (edited)
    chancooluk's avatar
    Press the home button, use up and down to go to the 'TV' option, then select 'Edit Home'.
  16. preecey's avatar
    Heat added as this is incredibly cheap for a big TV.

    Of course, it ain't OLED, and is most definitely made by Vestel - but £230 for a 58" TV?

    Wow.
    ashyt16turbo's avatar
    I won't knock cheap TV's again after having issues after 2 years with a much more expensive Samsung TV . Then finding out loads of others have had similar issues of TV's failing withing a short time and Samsung refusing to accept responsibility.

    Samsung tries to make their stuff just as cheaply as other manufacturers to keep costs down.
    I believe Samsung trade on their name as people believe they are buying high quality.
    I bet many of these cheap TV's have outlasted TV's double the price.
  17. Ewen_Bruce's avatar
    Do not, and I can't emphasize this enough, commit to a big, cheap Bush; you will ultimately be disappointed. (edited)
    Skybird's avatar
    My wife says that's not true !
  18. getsemail's avatar
    That's a lot of screen for the money.

    Not the greatest brand but an ex-girlfriend of mine used to have a big Bush in her bedroom which had decent performance and was going strong for years. I think it partially comes down to luck but also depends on whether they get heavily used or not. Hopefully for light, daily use this one should prove OK.
    Frenchmeister's avatar
    Can't tell if euphemism or genuine
  19. Leonh's avatar
    Bush tv’s are absolutely rubbish someone would have to pay me to have that in my house
    Ross81's avatar
    We had one for 6 years, 50" 1080p, it was excellent vfm around the same price point as this
  20. sean.macoirgiallaigh's avatar
    Great deal only If you can find one locally.
    sazal's avatar
    I found 6 different locations locally.....its not one of those hard to find typical argos deals.
  21. cicobuff's avatar
    I wonder how many nits that bush has got, on closer inspection a big bush like this might be lacking in HDR brightness.

    Typical useless Argos not posting any proper specifications on their website, just pictures, no wonder Argos Clearance Bargains stores are teeming with bush tvs all the time...customer returns.

    No user manual on Argos own 'Bush' website either.
    Ewen_Bruce's avatar
    When I'm looking at a big Bush, I'm basically hoping for zero nits
  22. bfam's avatar
    Love a bit of BUSH!
    xenophon's avatar
    Yeah, I like Kate.
  23. deleted1949126's avatar
    I eagerly await the day where every new build British home has one wall of the living room made entirely of a huge flatscreen TV, can't be long now. Barratt homes, get on it. (edited)
    sheffield788's avatar
    In a typical British house you barely have room to have a small sofa delivered upstairs. That is way smaller than an 100 inch+ TV. I think we need different planning/building permission rules.
  24. RecessionBuster's avatar
    I bought this one but Toshiba branded 3 years ago for £299 in Tesco (Black Friday deal). It's basic but still working which is OK for such a cheap product.
    Main inconvenience - very limited on apps and no Disney+.
    But it works well as a wireless display so we run apps from the phone.
    Nicolas's avatar
    Important is what’s the pic quality like?
    In terms of apps and all that a 20 quid fire stick will sort that side
  25. Quad's avatar
    How is this a basic TV? Its a smart TV & 58" with 4k & wifi. Thats not basic. Its all you need. Its a basic brand but not basic TV. The problem is how long will it keep going compared to say Sony TVs.
    cicobuff's avatar
    It is a basic 4K TV in comparison to the likes of QLED, local/micro dimming etc tech that is incorporated in any 4K LCD TV that has picture vibrancy and enough nits to make HDR worthwhile. It is not necessarily all you need, but that is dependent on your own view of picture quality and why better tech exists in making LCD pop, and then you have OLED, it is not just the brand that makes a TV 'basic' or not. We have a 'basic' brand TCL TV in the bedroom, it is QLED and has fairly decent Onkyo speaker drivers, it is only 50" but costs £100 more than this, as expected, as it is QLED.
  26. Actionnotwords69's avatar
    Luv a big bush....
  27. sheffield788's avatar
    Very cheap indeed. But I'd rather go with Hisense 55 inch. On sale, they are about £270-330. I know this one is bigger and cheaper, but if you find the Hisense at £270, I think that's a better buy. Voted hot BTW, good price for a large TV. (edited)
    KamilB's avatar
    what makes it better? I'm asking as I don't know much about TVs
  28. robbp's avatar
    need a couple of tvs for a office renovation and was looking at the hisense 50 inch but thats now out of stock at amazon. we only need to connect laptops etc to them as displays, this shoudl be easily good enough
  29. lomey's avatar
    Would this be OK for my shed just to bang a firestick in n watch football?
    YouCannotWin2003's avatar
    Yep
  30. hb1's avatar
    Based on past experience would never buy a Bush any product. Cheap tat - couldn't pay me to take one. Not voted as I know this is a good price but in this instance i think you get what you pay for.
    nocturnal74's avatar
    Only two types love bushes, Georges and Scrooges
  31. ryan.lee's avatar
    Collected mine today, absolutely spot on for the price! Thanks for the heads up
    Brons11's avatar
    I picked up mine today,i'll have to have a play with it to get a half decent picture.
  32. Zara2020's avatar
    OOS
    angie14's avatar
    Available for collection in lots of stores
  33. AJ92's avatar
    Ordered. Thanks op. Was so close to buying a 43" tv for similar price.
  34. THRILLER-DEEJAY's avatar
    Bargain!!! Perfect for people that aren't too fussed about dark room picture quality and great motion resolution.
  35. ToOn7's avatar
    I ordered one of these tellys a few days ago for an in law and collected yesterday. I thought it must have been a price error.
    THRILLER-DEEJAY's avatar
    How is the picture and sound
  36. telboy69's avatar
    Nice bush
  37. BD71's avatar
    Fantastic deal for a 58". If the OS is slow, you can always get a firestick 4k max & use that with it
    Mooney70's avatar
    Currently using my firestick 4K max with my 15 year old sharp tv all is good. The speakers on my sharp tv are better than a lot of the modern day smart tvs. Hence, why I'm still happy to use it. (edited)
  38. HonourableGentleman's avatar
    You get what you pay for - just remember that!
  39. Gavin01's avatar
    Horrible slow and clunky......a turd is still a turd doesn't matter how you polish it
    Ewen_Bruce's avatar
    It's never been near any polish
  40. saranyanpuvan's avatar
    How does this compare to the £129 Toshiba TV from Amazon? I managed to get one of those but ultimately wanted something bigger, so might go with this instead
    Alex_H's avatar
    The Toshiba is the better TV on paper and likely in person too. All this has over it, as you said, is size.
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