Samsung 86” TU9000 Crystal UHD 4K HDR Smart TV (2020) - £1169.10 Via Epp / Student Portals Delivered @ Samsung

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Seems like a nice large TV for the money, price is delivered, go via your unique portal for this price, totum etc.

4K UHD Resolution
See all the details you’ve been missing on a crisp, clear, Ultra HD picture – 4 times the resolution of Full HD.

Real Game Enhancer+
Experience gaming-monitor performance on your big screen with AMD FreeSync and VRR*. Never be caught out by the bad guys hiding in the shadows with Dynamic Black Equalizer technology, unveiling all the fine details in the darkest scenes. Overcome the difficult levels by using Samsung Multi View** to watch the latest walk-through whilst playing, all on the same screen. Game on for as long you like with no screen burn worries – guaranteed***. Only on Samsung QLED.

*VRR and FreeSync Premium available from 55” and above. Not available with 49”. **Compatible smartphone required. ***Participants must register to 10 year Screen Burn Warranty within 90 days of purchase. ****Game Enhancer+ is available on selected game consoles.

Boundless (3-sided) Design
Experience minimalistic style with a stunning clean back, no messy cables and a near bezel-less TV design that leaves you to enjoy the beautiful picture.

Crystal Processor 4K
Simply relax and enjoy all the content you love, with a 4K upscaling TV that adapts to give you the best 4K Ultra HD picture. But it doesn't stop there. The sound adjusts to perfectly suit what you're watching. A TV drama or the tennis, you'll really feel part of the action.

Dynamic Crystal Display
Bingeing on a boxset or feasting on a blockbuster, you’ll see everything in crystal clear, life-like colour. And in over one billion shades – 64 times more than conventional UHD TVs. The Dynamic Crystal Display is the way to go for picture-perfect viewing.

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25th Apr
Hiya. I'm retired ex bt, receiving a bt pension. Is there anyway, I can access this portal?
Thanks in advance.
25th Apr
You can get it from Samsung's main website for £1299: samsung.com/uk/…xu/
If you have an old broken TV which you can give them, you'll get a £100 discount making it £1199. There is an 8% cashback via tcb, if this pays out you'll pay less than the epp / student portals.
25th Apr
Anyway round the student portal?
25th Apr
Sign up with fake details
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26th Apr

Excellent and immersive tv. Barely could get the box up the apartment stairs. Lift - no chance.
26th Apr
Dont need to worry about bright sunlight either, its covered your windows!
25th Apr

Tv experts which one out to buy please. I have taken screenshot of the other one I am also interested in.
27th Apr
Seeing as Hisense manufactures all of Sammy non-QLED LCD panels under contract, I don't really see such a difference between the two. The A6 line is a solid budget line, with Costco's 90 day returns and 5 year sterling guarantee this is a no-brainer. Backlight bleed, absence of direct lighting, poor peak brightness and subpar motion handling will be common to both sets - but seriously what else can you expect at this price point? (edited)
25th Apr
10 years screen burn warranty!
25th Apr
Yes because it isn't possible to get screen burn with this type of panel.
26th Apr
Just need a good excuse for the wife
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26th Apr
leave her?
25th Apr
That's a Big un oohhh
26th Apr
That's what she said.
25th Apr
Anyone got this and can give some feedback before I purchase. Thank you
26th Apr
It won't fit through your front door in the box
25th Apr
How do I get this discount ?
I have a .acas email from my uni apprenticeship
25th Apr
Sign up to unidays or student beans
25th Apr
I find leaving a Tesco trolley in my front garden gives off the same vibes as having a TV this size and costs a grand less. (edited)
25th Apr
I have been out of the publicly funded education system for a long time. 1 year's worth of student grant would you say and you are made with this Jumbo 🐘Much heat for Sammy 86 incher♨️ (edited)
25th Apr
Come again?
25th Apr
My neighbours across the street can watch with me how huge the screen is. Heat added 🔥
25th Apr
I've ordered it.

Mrs buggerd off at crimbo so no need to get anyone's permission. Get in!
26th Apr
Another one slipped through my fingers….
25th Apr
Christ, it's like trying to get a fence panel home.
26th Apr
Take your pick but a smaller oled is going to give a much more pleasurable viewing experience. I can't watch tvs like this without stressing at the awful quality, banding etc..
26th Apr
You must be a right laugh at parties
25th Apr
I already have a fantastic 2yr old 75" LG, but I'm so tempted to go for this deal.
25th Apr
What model do you have? I am looking to get 75UQ80006LB. My only concern is the app and menu is quite slow.
26th Apr
Terrible panel in this. Awful hdr, dim, no thanks.
26th Apr
Personal experience or do you have a source to verify your comment?
25th Apr
I’m going to need a bigger house first! Great price though
25th Apr
86" - I might have to take down a few internal walls, but it'll be worth it. Surely at this sort of size you start to wonder if a projector might better suit your needs? My best covid buy was £180 projector+screen and now have 150" movie nights.
26th Apr
What screen did you get? Our projector for similar price has been pointing at a white alcove for two years…!
25th Apr
Sure the missus will be fine with putting this up in the bedroom
26th Apr
yes get it
26th Apr
Is there a big difference between this and oled?
26th Apr
Yeah about 2 grand
27th Apr
Not a student, so i’m out of luck.
27th Apr
That has to be the ugliest stand I’ve seen on a TV since the 2008 Bush TV sold by Argos.
27th Apr
86 inch is big
9th May
That’s what she said