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TOSHIBA Fire TV 65UF3D53DB 65" Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV with Amazon Alexa £429 @ Currys
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Posted 11 February 2023

TOSHIBA Fire TV 65UF3D53DB 65" Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV with Amazon Alexa £429 @ Currys

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Colour
- TV: High gloss black
- Stand: Titanium silver
Internal menu languages
23 languages
Guarantee
1 year
Weight
- TV with stand: 24 kg
- TV: 20 kg
- Boxed: 31 kg
Dimensions
- TV with stand: 883 x 1462 x 293 mm (H x W x D)
- TV: 843 x 1462 x 74 mm (H x W x D)
- Boxed: 1010 x 1620 x 165 mm (H x W x D)
Box contents
- Toshiba Fire TV 65UF3D53DB 65" Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV
- Remote control
- Batteries
- TV stand
- Screws
- AC power cable
- Quick start guide
Material
- TV: Plastic
- Stand: Aluminium
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  1. Thetrout's avatar
    Thetrout
    Toshiba TV's used to be so good, I remember paying £300 for an ex Radio Rentals 32" CRT TV in the 90's and being made up. Now they are made by Hisense (I don't mind Hisense as I have a couple in my house currently). Either way this is a really good price for a 65" TV
    hcc27's avatar
    hcc27
    Vestel have upped their game of late. The new UK4D and UK5D QLED lines have received good technical reviews and are now stocked at Costco and JL. Have seen these in action and PQ is decent for the price.
    To my knowledge, for Europe the Hisense manufacturing agreement does not impact the current deal with Vestel.

    I believe this TV is one of their older lines. Buying anything from Currys is definitely living on the edge, however if you're considering a purchase I'd say this TCL is better value for money:

    currys.co.uk/pro…tml (edited)
  2. rexdare's avatar
    rexdare
    Which is better Tv with Fire or Android ? Thanks
    KodaBear's avatar
    KodaBear
    Honestly? They’re both crap. The TV manufacturers always put the cheapest hardware inside which means they run slowly and crash regularly.

    I would encourage you to buy whatever one is cheapest, then plug in your own streaming device as it will be a much better experience.

    TVs with Roku built on tend to be just about fine without needing a stick. But the Android and Fire ones can be painfully slow especially after a while using it.
  3. jimel's avatar
    jimel
    According to q and a on amazon the user interface is v slow, the tv is v slow powering on.
    mitchellandking's avatar
    mitchellandking
    It takes around 1-3 seconds to power on and the UI is OK. I am using google tv.

    The main thing I find is the tv struggles with football/moving objects and scans slightly.
  4. Straycat1967's avatar
    Straycat1967
    It's a new HUKD game show called "name that price"

    I'll guess and say £429... no deal, cold, same price everywhere! (edited)
  5. diddydavro's avatar
    diddydavro
    You need to add a price?
  6. davidclack's avatar
    davidclack
    I have the 43" version of this in my bedroom and it works absolutely fine. I powers up very quickly, there is no lag, the fire tv part works fine and you get double the storage of a fire stick and you can still side load apps. I haven't tried Freeview on the TV because I watch everything through the apps (no aerial in the bedroom). (edited)
    jimel's avatar
    jimel
    Out of curiosity does your one have the same model number?
  7. j0nn13's avatar
    j0nn13
    Picked one of these up and actually pretty happy with the picture quality. The built in Amazon FireTV is pretty sluggish to navigate but I’ve connected mine straight up to my AppleTV so that’s not an issue.
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