55 inch TV Deals & Offers

Might be worth checking offers on bank accounts, currently 5% with my 123 account at co op, 5% max £30

It does, the code works on the 65'' which is from co-op electrical, i put the link in the description https://electrical.coop.co.uk/tv-audio/tvs/led-tvs/samsung-ue65nu7400-65-4k-uhd-smart-led-tv-sam-led-ue65nu7400-b/

Voucher dont work

Let me know if anyone would like the Blu Ray player - looking for £120. Can collect in London or post. Cheers

was in Samsung store today and asked if the assistant would show me oled and qled and another screen type they had. She said they only do qled. I asked what is qled and she had a go and when she slowly remembered the colour of the pixels (but not the word pixels) I asked her are there any screens with white pixels. Then she slowed right down and began to say she's not up to date with the latest technologies.

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.

£1799 at John Lewis and Richer Sounds now.

Unless they are replacing the panel, never buy a refurb OLED!

The best of the bunch this year (imho) and it's looking like Panasonic are on to a winner with this years OLED the GZ2000. DV & HDR10+ support, reference grade processing and a built in Dolby Atmos sound system.

True, but a win nonetheless. And up to £700 cheaper than the current C8 price...

it has hdr 10+ arguably just as good as Dolby vision

How you get the £1300 offer? Great price!

Might be because they haven’t got the speaker in stock. They gave me a £149 refund instead and I still got the price match so very happy with getting it for £1300 . Shall I expire this?

Think JL are learning not to match all of these short term deals plus argue they give a better warranty or you need a code etc.

You think if they would match for one would do for all. Now not sure if I should go back to looking at B8 instead

Surprised?

Some do, given some come with a built in Shield TV. But a shield is an expensive bit of kit, putting something as capable as a shield would really put up the unit price. As far as I know they don't gather data more than android does by default, and given the price of a shield I don't think they get kick backs.

Where in that article does it say anything about kickbacks on purchases made through the devices? Welcome to the 21st century. They collect data, shocker. That's also entirely about Yanks.

There's a simple reason why your new smart TV was so affordable: It's collecting and selling your data http://flip.it/4ScXsM

had no idea about any of this... just bought a Sony, am really hoping that it isn't a Vestle. I shall be inspecting before the delivery man leaves.

https://www.avforums.com/threads/how-to-tell-if-your-tvs-a-vestel.2019864/

Wow thanks for the in-depth knowledge

My sympathies. I appreciate it's a little off-topic as this refers to its predecessor but What Hi-Fi, after saying it's difficult to set up, said of the award winning 703 model:- "You’ll have to turn off the default ‘Eco’ mode, undo all the noise-reduction settings and adjust the contrast and brightness. Then you’ll have to do it all again for HDR content, because the television treats this separately. For non-HDR content we use the Movie preset, pushing up the colour a little while toning down sharpness, contrast, and brightness. Colour Enhancement gets put on minimum, and Contrast Mode should be tuned so it’s “Optimized for Picture”. When the TV detects an HDR source, we prefer the “HDR Vivid” mode for top-notch performance." I found a Youtube video on calibrating another model but, again, I'm not sure how helpful it is unless Philips have a generic calibration setting in their factory for a number of models. I'll keep looking and hopefully find something specific to this model.

Funnily enough the demo mode looks amazing but vivid mode looks oversaturated. Movie mode looks too dark and the sound is really tinny considering it has a speaker underneath. As the demo mode looks so amazing I can only hope that one day I will master the settings

Thanks for sharing this. I know from a number of reviews of the 703 model that out of the box the Philips looks pretty awful and is one of those sets that requires a lot of work in the settings, at which point it is supposedly a cut above the competition at the same price. I don't know if that's the same case with the 803 but if you find a settings tutorial and find that to be so, I'd appreciate hearing about it, thanks! :)

I did get the 6803 on the logic that it was reduced. Seen lots of reviews on the 6703 but hardly any on this. I am currently watching Luther on it and not really blown away but it's not 4k just HD. I wasn't blown away by red dead redemption 2 either it appeared very dark compared to my previous Samsung 4k (which packed in after the warranty ran out) I guess I need to do some tweaking to the picture and sound. Ambilight is awesome though.

Check his other videos out. He says the E8 is the best TV he has ever seen. He is a good reviewer/ expert...also shows short comings etc. Been a lot of BS about E8 being sold for £1300 it hasn’t. Cheapest was £1600. Either way with warranty and insurance it cost me £1799. I’m happy with that. What is your problem? The B8 is a poor mans version. Save up your paper round money!

Good video, I've heard of HDTVTest before. Though irrelevant, as I don't see anything to suggest the C8 or E8 being worth £500 or £800 more than the B8 (respectively). So (according to you), I'm wrong, RTINGS is wrong. Are these people on AVSforum wrong?: Help decide between LG B8 65” vs E8 55” Is the LG 55 e8 worth £300 more than 55b8 Also you can read through this thread (just click here) and see the E8 being sold for £1400 or £1899 with £500 cashback in the past.

For anyone interested,I have recently purchased this TV and made a number of videos for YouTube,such as - unboxing,Setup and wall mounting demo of SD content demo of HD content HDR gaming picture settings. If anyone would like to see them,feel free to PM me : )

Perhaps a consideration for some, but Samsung removed DTS audio support on it's lower-end TVs this year - meaning content on USB / media servers may have no sound. There are solutions / workarounds, however but this measure just shows to me hostility to users by Samsung.

Better than John Lewis... https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/www.johnlewis.com

Wouldn't go near them... https://www.trustpilot.com/review/godigitalwarehouse.co.uk

Graded

A lot of these are turning up in auction houses. Not sure if they are excess stock or customer returns.

I bought a tv from very 49" and they sent me this instead. It's to big for my room. I have the invoice if anyone is interested in happy to sell it for £400 so i can rebuy my 49". I'm located at wood green north London. Haven't opened it

Is the 55 inch nu8000 a 120hz panel?

Just the same for mobile phones... Massive handsets got ignored in favour of more compact units... What's happening lately though... (annoyed)

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Yes. Also many people prefer the central pillar stand on the NU7400 rather than the wider legs on the NU7100.

Is that the 7400? Thanks for the reply.

Yes, Free M7500 Blu-ray. Should really be a separate deal but happy if it adds heat to this deal.

Better colours and brightness. Bluetooth included means you audio get a smart remote. Also smart operating system is compatible with Smart things.

With a free bluray player as well,not a bad deal

Haha. Different reviewers on flat panels hd, doesn't count. Try not to get yourself so worked up.

So your are ignoring the what Hifi and flatpanels HD verdict. You do realise 96% is higher than 94% right??? This is my last post on this. You clearly can't read.

if you say so! the things you list cite the other aspects such as sound OS and looks.

OK. So.... Flatpanels HD. Picture quality. C8 96%, Panasonic 94%. Avforums. ". Or you could have the slightly more advanced A9 processor in the 55-inch LG C8 which offers probably the best all-round package with WebOS smart TV, all the HDR flavours bar HDR10+ and excellent sound and image quality" Techradar "A better alternative is the LG C8 OLED, which is also more expensive but offers the most complete package of any OLED TV this year. It has a superb picture, a gorgeous design, an exceptional smart platform that includes every major streaming service, and it even sounds good. Once you throw in support for every HDR format except HDR10+, and even Dolby Atmos, you begin to realise why it’s the OLED TV to beat in 2018." I could go own with many more examples from reputable sites Not trying to argue for the sake of it but saying that "every" site rates the panasonic as better is just incorrect. Yes they are very close. They both use the same LG panel BUT by far and away the generalised concensus is that the LG C8 is a better picture and TV.

not sure whathifi is all that good. but yeah ill give you that one. rest of them seem to be much of a muchness to be honest. Im just amazed how much more expensive the 65" panasonic is vs the 55. the lg isnt as big as gap. Need some decent 65" deals (unicorn)