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Posted 9 November 2023
Black Friday - 43 inch 4K Smart TV Toshiba 43UL2163DBL + 2 Year Warranty - from 19/11 instore (England)
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Another Lidl Black Friday deal starting 19/11 instore. 43 inch 4k Toshiba TV for £149, model number is 43UL2163DBL. 2 Year warranty. Offer confirmed in the online leaflet (England) as well as on the Lidl website. I don't believe Scotland/Wales have this offer.
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Model: 43UL2163DBL £149
- This smart TV from Toshiba has ultra HD resolution (3840 x 2160) for a clearer picture with crisper images
- High Dynamic Range for enhanced colour contrast
- Dolby Audio (TM) for an enhanced experience
- Onkyo speakers
- Toshiba Gaming Mode optimises the vibrancy of your graphics for a more exciting experience
- Voice assistant
- Quad core processor
- 2 USB ports
- 3 HDMI
- Energy class G
- Size with stand: 97.3 x 23.4 x 62cm
- Size without stand: 97.3 x 8.1 x 56.7cm
- Weight: 7.5kg
- 2-year warranty
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3 x Hdmi 2.0.
Full specs here displayspecifications.com/en/…98f (edited)
On the lookout for a new 4k HDR TV around 43"
The ps5 & Xbox series can out put full 4k resolution at a screen refresh rate of 120hz. They also support ALL (auto low latency) & VRR (Variable refresh rate)
So even though it will work and display a picture. It will be locked to a maximum resolution and refresh rate of either 1080/1440 or 4k@60Hz depending on the game. Which could affect some games.
Yes it does have HDR (high dynamic range) support. Almost all 4k TVs do. Although it probably won't go bright enough to be effective.
43" TV's are starting to disappear from a lot of manufactures ranges. 50 and 55 are some of the smallest in some cases.
The best TV for a PS5 is a Sony. Simply because they have specific software to detect the ps5 and automatically adjust all the modes and settings correctly.
You don't necessarily need to buy a Sony. You simply need to look for a TV that has true 120hz or higher refresh rate panel and at least 1 full fat hdmi 2.1 port with ALL & VRR support.
Check the specs carefully as lots of TV's claim they have a game mode on older 50/60hz and HDMI 2.0. They sort of do, but it's limited to lower resolutions. And if doesn't have ALL/VRR avoid it.
Probably best to look at a Hisense or TCL. As most big brands only have those features on higher end models
Expect the remote to fail within 6 months, the TV to take 5 minutes to boot up and become useable, the TV guide to take at least 1 minute to load an empty guide. It also won't be long before it stops connecting to your home wi-fi and expect constant pop ups every time you switch on the TV telling you to update, yet the update doesn't work, whether you try to download it or load from a usb stick.
Obviously the picture is going to be horrendous and any dark scenes will look a pixelated mess.
In all honesty though, this is a very good price for a 43" TV and probably worth fighting in the aisles of Lidl for (edited)
Does the guy in Lidl who is restocking the baked beans come round after his shift with a screwdriver?
It's all a bit sneaky as they are trading on their former reputation. (edited)
Just don't set your expectations too high.
I dod see a chap walking out with a Toshiba TV as I was going into the third one though.
I didn't get to see what model it was but I am guessing it is this one.