4K Ultra HD TV

Wish i had a wall for that tv On second thoughts maybe it could go on the ceiling and i could just lie in bed watching it.

Yer no one has hence the deal

Heat. Wish I had £1200 for a tv

That's a lot of TV for the price (y)

It's got meetings all week, but should be about for a few drinkies come friday! Seriously though, this seems like a lotta telly for the money... Seems like it'd be a good addition for the bedroom.

Yes it has both a aerial input and satellite input

Does this TV come with a freesat port so I can plug sky dish cables into it? Thanks

Ive been looking into it, only thing stopping me at the minute is that it doesnt support amazon tv box sets etc but it does all the other usual ones like youtube apps etc

Some may prefer freesat to view, it may depend on if you have an aerial or in a poor reception area. When i can be bothered i'll re-compare the channel lists and see if there is any exta on sat, for now the freeview play setup suits me better

Is there any point to the freesat tuner, do you get channels you can't get on free view?

Nice. Thanks.

I got my B8 from the same seller, RGB, for a similar posting for the B7. If you order this they will call you up saying it is out of stock and then offer you the B8 for the same price. Why they do it I don't know, but it works.

I purchased the B8 PLA version for 1099 a few hours ago for RS. Call or email the telesales asking for a discount and they will offer £100 off.

<Guys do you have any advice ? I'm hesitating between those 3 models TCL : https://www.amazon.co.uk/TCL-43DP648-Ultra-Smart-Freeview/dp/B07C5H9NDR/ref=sr_1_3_sspa?ie=UTF8&qid=1547995155&sr=8-3-spons&keywords=tcl+tv&psc=1 Samsung : https://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-UE43NU7400-43-Inch-Dynamic-Certified/dp/B07D769GTS/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1547997206&sr=8-2&keywords=nu7400 Sony : https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sony-KD43XF7003-43-Inch-Ultra-Freeview/dp/B07C3VDBWK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1547997233&sr=8-1&keywords=xf70+sony

£20 off with the code VCJ20 You can also get the 7100 49" model for £369 with the code BT30 https://electrical.coop.co.uk/tv-audio/tvs/led-tvs/samsung-ue49nu7100-49-4k-ultra-hd-smart-led-tv-sam-led-ue49nu7100-b/ The 7100 has 3xHDMI and 2xUSB, the 7020 has 2xHDMI and 1xUSB

Great price. I paid more on Black Friday. Heat Added. (y)

My bad! I thought all their TVs were free delivery, edited my comment

It’s in store only offer at RS

Yes

I've never hear of the make ...but our TV just stopped working, is the best at this price range? We go up to £799 but am lost in so many reviews.

I know that this TV will cost at least 20% more from April. We shall see

... and what basis could there be for a referendum vote other than securing more lucrative trade deals? Forget trading around £250bn per annum each on both import and export to both EU states and the remainder of the world and the fact that the majority of these countries are members of the WTO regardless of the EU; this will clearly prove useless in negotiating any deal whatsoever with anyone. You’re missing your sandwich board mate! We’ve seen the likes of you yelling ‘the end is nigh!’ before. (lol)

What all vestal???

I will matey, going to get it delivered on 29th (y)

and now out of stock. I have the 50 7383 from AO.com . 2 weeks alter I still haven't opened it. FOMO and stress of all the offer really. Plus I'd go for 55' ideally. Let me know how the hisense goes. Looks like a decent set.

I've been looking for a new TV and this is awful tempting, John Lewis probably wouldn't price match seeing as there's only one left in stock. Shame though

I returned mine for a similar reason (my review is on Amazon with pictures of backlight bleed) and I'm sending back an nu8000 to JL for the same style of backlight issue. And also for Tizen being a slow piece of junk, and excessive image positerisation.. and of course the one thing you can't get away from with VA being off axis image quality being utter junk, and the local dimming that you cant turn off that goes nuts because there is some light on a back screen, and the overly soft image. Maybe mine was just entirely faulty of course, or maybe I'm just too picky! (lol) What you may find though, depending on how much you used your Philips, is that the P5 image processing is superior to that in the Samsung especially at upscaling 1080p content where by it sharpens a heck of a lot better. How manufacturers can see this level of performance for a TV in 2018/19 as acceptable, is beyond me.

Looks like I got a faulty tv, popped to John Lewis and they had that model on display. Didn’t look anything like my image at a angle, yes some colour was lost but it was still perfectly watchable. I went for the NU8000 instead being delivered Tuesday so fingers XD. I will delete the above posts

Agreed. If the C8 hits £2k soon then great, but equally if the B8 hits around £1.7k again in the meantime then I will push the button, and I think that's more likely. I've been deciding for so long now I still have no new Tv so there comes a point how many new releases or price drops can one wait. Good to hear any opinion so thanks (y) Soundbar is next, tempted by the LG SK9Y after hearing it in store over the weekend but TV first!

All about the E8 (y) ;) (lol)

£500 is a lot of money and to be honest I agree it's not worth paying £500 over the B8 for the step up in quality. If you can secure the C8 for £200 - £300 more though, I would say it's definitely worth it but I appreciate that not everyone will agree with this. Having said all this, 2k was my limit for a TV and if I hadn't got lucky on Black Friday and picked up the C8 for under 2k I would still be waiting for that price drop (lol)

Spoke to an LG rep in store today, he told me to go for the B8. Made a nice change for someone to try and down sell! He did cover some of what you said actually, and he basically said whilst the C8 is better he didn’t believe it was £500 better. I’m sure it’s each to their own but I must admit unless the C8 comes to a £2k price point again then I think I will just bite at the next B8 offer. Either way, today did confirm that LG OLED is the way to go (y)

Tell me about it,it was hard enough just getting the staff to get the same SD and HD content up on two different TV’s.I did the best i could by visiting a number of stores looking at the same TV’s as they all have different lighting and that can make a big difference.One store when i asked to look at some SD content told me that they only had the demo for me to look at (shock) ,worrying to think people will buy a TV purely based on a store demo mode,but each to their own and all that. In an ideal world i would have had about 3 or 4 TV’s set up at home and messed around with them all for a few days each before making a decision.

What is a true 4K panel?

Not strictly true depending on how you measure 4k. Also not that you can actually see the difference unless you have 2 setups stood next to each other.

Not a 4k panel

Yes I remember now when I join together £700 mattress I must be thinking of something else

I set up as a new customer and they gave me £500 of credit. My partner also did the same and got £500. I think it's a standard starting amount.

Suppose it depends on the model, we have 3 tvs at home, all Philips. Eldest one is a decade old and plays for approx 10 hours every day for my elderly mother. Latest one is 1 year old Never have had an issue.

Exactly! I have a 50" TV but the space on the wall will only take up to 60" so I want to get as close to that as possible & as they ain't many budget 60" Tv's I was looking at this, still not many recommendations coming through though....

Never mentioned my deal but yes it is better.

What I'm saying is you can get a comparatively better TV albeit slightly smaller and with a longer warranty for the same price.

no watching dirty channels in your house! Be way too risky!

Luckily I have a family member that's a genius fixing tv's

It’s a problem when the common fault are, LEDs go faulty and most TVs are set to high backlight settings.

just ordered this from co-op electrical using code VCJ20 for £20 off. £4.99 delivery, making it £363.99. Ok, you don't get 6 years warranty, but cant see that being a prob

this one comes with six years warranty.

Got he 49 inch version of this TV, cracking picture. It's same price with co-op

42ms @ 1080p and 26ms at 4k. Seems a bit high for 1080p but be good to know if anyone has first hand experience

I disagree still can't get pure oled blacks . I own one

Its already here - samsung q9fn

As mentioned above....The OS is fine. I've been using mine for 4-5 months and it does the job. Again as mentioned above stock always gets quite low on these ..or at least they do for the 49inch as was trying to hang on for last years model to be reduced when new one was announced but couldn't get hold of one. If you want one then just get it.

Still overpriced...should be sub £900 for this screen size...

I bought an LCD over a decade ago. Totally fine still. Cheap and decent, though not top-end obviously.

I bought plasma screen years ago from Techwood AKA Curry’s RUBBISH,cheap and nasty firm

This is a truly crap tv, don’t waste your money.

(poo)

Not as good as when eBay was doing 15% off site wide, when we got this for about £430 but stillnot a bad deal. The sound is quite good, picture OK but not as vibrant as I would have liked from 4k but then a decent price for what you get. Could not get the App to share my iPhone screen on the TV but with Android tablet it sort of worked but not as good as Apple screen mirroring. We find the TV guide annoying as it cuts sound from the TV picture so you cannot seem to get Picture in Picture with sound whilst looking ahead at the guide. Freeview play going backwards works much better than our old Panasonic.

Sold out expired

I honestly don't know why people make a fuss about android on sony tv's. Maybe it's because I don't use youview?

Samsung kept everyone at a good distance at CES. Vincent from HDTV test got close enough though. ULED X D will cost less than OLED. Considering the brightness on offer and the blacks we'll see, that's a bargain.

Ohhhhh yes I've heard about the dual panels I wonder how expensive it's going to be though... Had no idea about the microled seams, I'm sure they'll work it out in a generation or two though

I think the OP comment about the TV being the best LED TV had a particular person triggered. Entirely agree regarding different price points and feature sets. You can't beat the X9F at this price. OLED crushes blacks, I found that whilst inky all my sets exhibited loss of shadow detail. Micro LED will have its own problems sadly, largest one? The seams between units are visible. Fantastic upcoming TV is the Hisense ULED that uses 2 LCD panels, one controls the backlighting. It's set to be an incredible TV.

And lower similar priced Panasonic are Vestel, so fail more than an LG.

Samsung NU7 and LG UK6 are in similar range. But the LG price is very attractive.

This is hot UE50NU7400 6 years warranty

XF7073 Sony

So just out of curiousity what TV is the one you have in mind ? OLED Samsung ? What is hot for it’s money right now ?

we have two 49 inch ones and a 55 all are on most of the day and prove very reliable

Richer Sounds have an excellent reputation and the warranty is quite clear, a replacement TV of similar specification if your's is beyond repair. The only thing the T&Cs don't specify is whether that TV will be new, I assume it will be. If in doubt you should always speak to them in person to clarify or buy from John Lewis whose TV warranty no one seems to ever complain about. Either way I wouldn't buy a £550 Hisense TV without a long warranty.

Thanks. Did have a read of that initially, wanted to gauge actual experiences of people using their warranty, which I omitted from my post.

https://www.richersounds.com/information/faq_guarantees

I always see these comments about richersounds warranty. Is it really a no-fuss warranty where they would get the TV collected and repair/replace it without making a big deal about it? In the market for a TV currently as had mine since 2008 so outdated now. Most TV deals on here seem to be inundated with people pushing richersounds so genuinely curious really.

The NU8070 has slightly better spec according the Samsung rep in-store and it's performance is similar to the QLED Q6 which makes it even more weird.

I know yeah, for some reason they do the 65nu8070 same spec as the 65nu8000 but £100 less at £1299 but with 5 years warranty. Wierd!

You can get the 65NU8000 at Co-Op electrical for £979 with code TV100 or for around £1099 with a 5 year warranty elsewhere. No idea why Currys are selling it at such an inflated price and just with a 1 year warranty.

expired - back up to 899

Is the NU8000 that much better for standard Freesat channels? I keep thinking “just another £200 and get the better model”.. then “just another £150 to get even better model”.. Will soon be at the £1800 Oled in my own head. 1 thing saying go Oled £1800. I’d be very happy but crying into my credit card statement.. or £800 paid off cash, but always wondering if shoulda gone for the better model

I really hope so...

It could been a a screen burn on the oled and running low on money...

My mistake (lol) Nearly fell off my chair when I read OLED lol

@emiratesstadium LED not OLED. Otherwise I would have been nuts!

@Meathotukdeals i had no issues with a return (it was an online order) distance selling rights etc.

Richer actually do have the Samsung 7100 for £399 (https://www.richersounds.com/samsung-ue49nu7100.html)

The likes of Apple have Chinese companies manufacture products to their exact specification, Vestel don’t operate like that. They’ll provide a company such as Panasonic in this case with a catalogue with various TV sizes and designs and Panasonic get to choose. Panasonic will have no say on the quality of components that go into Televisions bearing their name. Deals like this are extremely poor value for money (in my opinion) when you can buy a Techwood 49AO6USB from AO for £100 less and it’s essentially the same TV using the same generic Vestel Chassis. You can also buy an LG 49UK6300PLB for the same price as this (£399) or add £49 and buy a Samsung UE49NU7100 – no extended RS warranty of course but they’re a far better buy and will out perform a Vestel in every respect.

Vestel just with a panny sticker on

Panasonic branded Vestel.

PanaSonic the Hedgehog (lol) (y) 🏻 Oh that's a great one. Took me a second to get it to be honest!