Onkyo Deals & Offers

Totally agree, most reviews you see are for USA one's, UK and think Europe ones are completely different tvs different specs different panals etc, till I found this out was going to get a tcl myself, so live in the USA good buy. Uk give it a miss ;(

some of the comments about how good the TV is then finding out what they upgraded from (lol) If your always buying the cheapest TVs, this will do fine and will be an upgrade.

This is available in Glasgow warehouse as well, spotted at the weekend, couldn't comment what stock they have left today.

I like the picture and look of my TCL TV, certainly cannot complain at all about the price and warranty from Costco (£269/5 years) but the navigation is certainly the low point.

US version is much better than ours. TLC here is pretty awful. Be mindful of this when you read reviews e.g RTINGS.com etc

I think Tesco has this too(y)

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Thanks - I am interested in this one but figured it requires Costco membership which i don't have lol

oos :(

I have, waiting for delivery - I will feedback once set up.

I see the first "hdmi 2.1" systems have just been announced by Denon - hopefully lots more deals coming soon on current years tech!!

Not necessarily if you've got speakers that deliver a pleasing sound then yeah go right ahead and reuse them.

Many thanks for the effort and wisdom! I have a 5.1 set up now but it’s 8 years old. I was thinking of either a brand new upgrade or would it be possible to re use these and add on up firing or ceiling speakers? Or would that just be naff?

That would be a 5.0 setup. Take a look at https://www.dolby.com/us/en/speaker-setup-guides/index.html. It's best to have overhead speakers placed in the ceiling so I'd say 5.1.2 is the bare minimum for Atmos. The Jamo speakers and the Onken Amp together that's like a £900 budget. Have a look at combined AV receiver and speaker packages. If you can afford more and only want brand new then only consider Atmos. A good 5.1 system would blow away cheap budget Atmos systems. Just my opinion of course and the links are just examples, search for best prices. Personally I prefer Marantz AV receivers though they do cost more. Look on eBay if you don't mind second-hand. Marantz and Denon have the same parent company though Marantz is considered the higher end product range. A non-atmos Marantz AV Receiver like https://www.richersounds.com/marantz-nr1510-black.html. If you don't want a sub then you need full-range front left and right speakers that can produce low frequencies. Something like https://petertyson.co.uk/yamaha-ns-f350-floostanding-speakers-white. 35 Hz–45 kHz Though having a sub does mean the AV receiver doesn't have to work so hard so more power for the 5 channels so I'd recommend getting one. You could also get something like https://www.amazon.co.uk/Yamaha-NSP350-Speaker-Package-Centre/dp/B016WERWY4?th=1 for the rears and centre. I got them for £150 in white from Peter Tyson a couple of weeks ago. Unfortunately they now seem only available on Amazon for £200 in black or £266 in white. They are many other quality options available like from Q-acoustics etc.

Depends on your budget.

As an update for any who may be interested. I am sending this back to Costco. One of the worst purchases I've made. Playing 4K content on Netflix stutters every 10-15 seconds. Subtitles and images blury. Picture inadvertently disappears. Entirely freezes even when nothing else is open. Google assistant takes longer on your TV to come up than it would be to go into a different room and use a different hub. Excellent picture and sound quality but the processor for android tv absolutely destroys this TV. A real shame.

thanks For the detailed post!

Just bought mine. Very sold on the Android TV concept as my primary uses are Plex and Hard Drive use. Google Assistant and Dolby Vision are excellent bonuses I wouldn't expect on a TV for £300

I bought one for my parents (both around their 80's) to replace their old 6 year old LG which just failed suddenly. I set it up for them last night and it looks like a very nice unit with a very slim bezel, and although I didnt have much time to play around with the all the settings and the apps, I think the AndroidTV system is pretty good and certainly not slow or laggy on this unit. It's miles better than the older LG 'Smart' system they had to endure with their previous set. Picture I'm no picture expert but the 4K content on Netflix was very crisp and smooth. I don't know much about the HDR stuff or how to setup the picture for optimal settings, I'm afraid. Audio The audio is I think good considering the thinness of the set. They have an LG Wireless soundbar which I will try and hook up, but I did get it to work with Bluetooth, but it seemed slightly out of time, but perhaps this can be tweaked somewhere in the settings, I ran out of time to fully try that out.

Thank you, so you have this TV? How is it if you do?

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Nowt wrong with onkyo m8 (confused) (embarrassed) (y) (y) (y)

Reel him in! (lol)

I will tell the truth now... I have a ONKYO AV receiver with Bluetooth and its bloody amazing (y) (y) (y) I've teamed it up with a 5.1 Tannoy SFX surround speaker package, I think I paid about £250 for both the amp and speakers... Great value for money... Gaming on my Xbox one and PS4 and Nintendo switch now sounds awesome (strong) (y) (y) (y) ;)

A decent hifi brand

Sofa?

Danone?

Exactly. Stick to Biopot

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