55 inch TV Deals & Offers

The issue with those though is due to the fact they are Vestels have a really poor OS. You need a firestick or similar so you really should factor that into the total price.

https://www.electrical-deals.co.uk/hisense-55-inch-h55b7300uk-smart-4k-ultra-hd-hdr-led-tv-freeview-play-usb-record £259.99 1 year warranty. Free delivery. Hisense 55 Inch H55B7300UK Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV Freeview Play USB Record Manufacturer Refurbished - Includes Stand, Remote control, User manual and Power lead. Non-essential accessories (cables, adapters etc.) may NOT be supplied.

The going rate is a pack of toilet rolls :D

Super! Time to check some reviews. Thanks

65U2963DB £398 at Currys

Some great info in this screen. Vrr, gaming, maintenance and more here: https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/samsung/q90-q90r-qled For comparison, here are the competing LG oleds: https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/lg/c9-oled https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/lg/b9-oled

Nice. Good info. Wasn't aware that any of the Sammy screens had this functionality. Even stevens for the gaming use case then.

The Samsung q85/q90 are freesync (VRR) compatible. 1440@120hz VRR or 4k@60Hz VRR which works well with Xbox 1x. If you want fixed rate it will do up to 4k@120hz 10bit YCbCr 4:2:0

Nice. Same card I have and it copes well with 4k and 1440p at their respective refresh rates and fps. That's even with a few year old i7. Good luck with the buy. Definitely keep an eye out for the 5 year warranty deals on here.

I think I may get one now. I've got an MSI rtx 2080 so would love to experience gaming on an oled. I've heard they're going to bring out a HDMI to display port converter so 4K at 120hz gaming would be possible (y) (y)

Cracking deal! I've got the TX-55FZ802B which is just over a year old and it's a great OLED TV, like @drummerdave22 said QLEDs have higher brightness and are more of an all around TV, where OLEDs I feel are more catered to movies where you switch the light off and get engrossed in the vibrant colours and natural blacks you get from an OLED.

No Disney Plus and not coming any time soon :(

I bought it with the sound bar that now works out at £140 if you want to look at it that way. It was supposed to be £600 don't know about that but for this price jump in. (y)

Awesome, I'm actually going to buy it from John Lewis with the soundbar on the other deal and hadn't thought about price matching, good thinking!

I would say QLEDs are only better if you want high brightness and zero risk of screen burn. If you watch a lot of sports and have a bright room go for a QLED or LED. Otherwise OLED is the king and the Panasonic OLEDs are probably the best out there for outright picture accuracy and quality. Unless you are a big gamer then go for the LG B9/C9.

Cold from me. You can buy brand new OLEDs for this price.

Only paid a little more for the 65" cold for me, although the TV itself is the boom.

Amazing tv just got mine today, the upscaling is fantastic

Cold, post them all together

I do. Still using my Samsung 46" HD which is as good as day 1. It is now 14 years old.

For anyone who's bought this, I've created an owners thread over at AV Forums which you may be interested in: https://www.avforums.com/threads/lg-sm8200-owners-and-discussion-thread.2299930/

apparently its good for gaming, according to this review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHRrrtUaT88 (mentions gaming at round 3.45 mark i think)

My quidco cashback tracked at £10.14 for this, so hopefully that comes through and will be a nice little bonus

Is the 8600 worth splashing out for? I found a refurb version with 12 months warranty for £500 but not sure if it's worth it?

In the truth of things there is not much to watch in 4K unless you have SKY. Freeview is still stuck in the land of SD with a few (5 in my case) HD channels thrown in. Anything for 4K is generally streamed from TV apps with the problems of compression that ensues when the bandwidth isn't up to scratch or blu-ray players. I still see me watching a lot of stuff in SD!!!

I find the Amazon firestick or now tv stick gives me all the apps I need but the 720p is a little lacking, I've one at that resolution hd, and another plasma at full hd, which I think is 1080p and you can see the difference. 4k doesn't appeal to me yet.

Mine too but sadly showing it's age due to it's 720p resolution & lack of support for any apps! I'm now on the look for a OLED 4K. From what I've seen OLED clearly gives superior resolution & vibrancy.

Plasma was also much more expensive to make and the power required for 4k as you say was stupid. Im grateful my plasma is still going strong would buy another if they were still available.

Same here but they wont make that size due to shortage of panels and wanting to charge at the highest price points. Hopefully in a few years.

Also available at Birmingham branch to, brought mine in December last year excellent tv in all departments

Bought this at the Costco in Thurrock so can confirm it is Nationwide

Is this nationwide?

I made contact via the chat and was connected to a sales rep at the Carlisle store, who offered me a package for £679 (£129 for the warranty). The week before I had spoken to a sales rep at the Leeds store who offered me a better warranty price on a different TV I was looking at (and sold out as I was thinking of it) and thought I'd give them a call. He offered the package for a total of £600....so I snapped his hand off and it's due to arrive Wednesday.

how did you you manage to speak to them and blag that? did you just use the chat option or contsct your local sony centre?

Everyone I know with Samsung tellies have said that the picture isn't as good as they expected it to be. Is that the general opinion?

Ok is this worth than extra £400?

Got for 999 from ebay seller c9 55

Got this TV yesterday to replace an older Sony android model, wow what an upgrade all round. From picture quality to responsive its a huge improvement Couldn't fault the service from Peter Tyson's and would highly recommend anybody looking for a new TV to check this out as I can't imagine for the money there is anything better out there right now.

Hi Metalex, I confirmed with this LG directly a while back. There is no difference, simply the factory where it came from. This is a qutoe from their email. "After having had a look into this for you, the various three-character codes at the end of the OLED CX model numbers (“5LB” and “6LA”) denote the factory in which they were manufactured. These do not affect the specification, quality or price of the TV, it is simply for our reference in case any frequent issues were to occur, then we would know which factory requires investigation." Hope that helps.

Where you getting the c9 for £1,099?

costco still have stock in store now £1019 and online its £950

Bought. Thanks op!

Thanks!

Still in stock

Can someone please confirm if this is still in stock on costco please? Just want to check before buying membership!

Code not working for me?

No issues before so guess it was fine lol

Any difference?

It ran an hour after you posted that lol

The higher panasonics in the range

John Lewis £100 e-gift card promo Ran 26th May until 9th June. Claims can be submitted online between 14th and 31st July 2020.

I ordered from JL today. I don't think the price will go much lower - maybe down to £999 for the last few if you're lucky enough to catch them, but you could easily miss the boat at that point. I don't think they'll be around for long at £1099 to be honest. Currys and Argos are already almost completely out of stock, with just a few units left in random stores.

Of course these are the 2019 models. The new 2020 versions should be released any time now (normally June/July every year). Hanging on for further reductions...fingers crossed.

Hi, thanks for the advice. My living room is quite well lit, and the current tv reflects a lot when sat off centre so seems like I should avoid this

Great deal, unfortunately no savings on the 65” version.