Samsung TV Deals & Offers

No worries, glad you got sorted (y)

Yeah just had a look at ao and they didn't state so guessing it's same. Thanks just ordered myself a new TV 8) (highfive)

Yeah, it's certainly 99% new stuff, I guess they will have the occasional refurb item but I'm sure it would be clearly stated if so. It's not really a retail shop, it's an enormous warehouse type place but with a counter open to the public, like a massive Argos in a way, only a small selection of what they sell is on display. It's relatively recent that shops started providing longer warranties, up until a couple of years ago most places only offered 12 months - I think most Argos TVs are 12 months aren't they? And AO?

Thanks for quick response... Are all the products brand new? as I have seen they only come with one year warranty

They are absolutely safe to deal with, their main centre is a few minutes from where I live, huge place and been in business for decades.

Seen both in showrooms, personally just waiting for the perfect OLED 65" or bigger, hopefully around black friday we'll see some for around £1500 then I'll bite, how much do you think I'll get for a old 60" 1080p?

Samsung have to a degree with MicroLED but that tech won't be at a comsumer friendly price for at least 5 years, probably more. Exciting tech though and has the potential to outperform OLED with none of the disadvantages.

Until the QLED pixels are self illuminating you won't see an LED screen better on OLED in viewing angles and contrast. I'm not a fan of OLED either, it's fantastic when it's new but it's too much of an unknown quantity in terms of what the display will look like 5 years down the line with heavy use as the pixels decay with use. For me it's simple for now, the only compelling reason to upgrade is for 4k, which I don't have an option of viewing with my regular TV habits very often and I'll stick them on a 4k projector on the odd occasion I do so I've decided to stick with 1080p plasma for the time being until either the LG OLEDs prove their long term durability or samsung nail self illuminating LED pixels.

Couldn't agree more.I have the Q9 and the KS9000 and both have the single connect box.Brilliant idea that works well no clutter.I prefer the picture on my KS9000 more then any other TV I've seen.So bright and colourful bit darks are affect by the white screen ghosting now a days again but it dosent bother considering how much going and sports I watch.

I’m hoping they push the One Connect box again as it would solve my wall mount problems. Currently got a big bundle of cables running through a 30mm hole in the side of the chimney breast

I did search before I posted ... ^ that one is last years model. Although an excellent deal!

65" £1,280 2017 model https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/samsung-qe65q6fam-65-smart-hdr-4k-ultra-hd-qled-television-at-hughes-for-1279-2984627

Fantastic tv for the price The QLED filter makes such a positive difference vs conventional led set. Colours and bright hdr is FANTASTIC! Knocks my LG B7 out of the park for bright hdr scenes! Go for this set. You'll not be dissapounted!

I had the UH7700 55", was ok but then randomly flickered and broke one day, 2 lines appeared vertically.

What lg did you have? I had 850v

Kool thanks for your reply. I had the Samsung mu7000 hope this one is better.

Can't see any to be honest, my old LG one was terrible for it especially watching films in a dark room....can't fault the Samsung, HDR seems better too, especially brightness levels on Netflix and Xbox One X games.

Why don't you phone them and ask

Why dd not JL reduce the price on their website so people could go to Richer Sounds, get a lower price and 6 years warranty? They knew they were undersold?

Just did the price match refund with JL. All very straightforward and easy to do and £80 on the way back to my card.

It's not a game, they are out of stock because of the fantastic price match service. and the Tv is now discontinued because they will be selling 2018 models. Be quick next time you see a good deal.

Just got mine. Very easy to set up and connect to internet. Built in apps easy to use. Picture on HD is great and sound is much clearer and fuller than on our previous Panasonic. Very impressed, especially at just under £400 in the end. Haven't adjusted any of the default settings yet, but if anyone has also had theirs and has had a play around with the best settings I'd appreciate any advice.

That's seriously irritatingly well cable managed

Good point there if you broke a connector. Never thought of it like that!

I like my one connect box but boy does it get hot! Sometimes I can burn myself on the f screw sockets! I have my TV wall mounted and don't have an issue placing it but can see in these examples why it could be a pain. Think of it this way though. At least if you break an input you only need a new connect box and not a new TV/panel.

Yea it's a decent solution you have but if you have to stick the box to the back of the TV anyway then all it does is create extra bulk and one more thing to hide out of the way for us wall mounted users. Samsung should think this through and put at least 2 hdmi ports on the set itself and optical out, and also include the one connect box.

I have the 55mu7000 with the connect box with the tv being wall mounted. I don’t like the connect box either as it’s extra bulk and would have preferred the connections on the tv instead as I have the ports built into the wall that go to a hifi cabinet with all the gear in. I used some good quality sticky back Velcro and stuck it on the back of the tv like this... Hope this helps others!

1000 nits isn't the minimum for HDR. Got a reputable review of the Q6F? As I can't find any which details the peak brightness, except Tom's hardware one which is pure fabrication as there is no chance it's hitting 1400+ nits. I personally don't trust the Q6 series at all, especially after the latest Q6FN hits around 500 nits peak brightness.

The mu range has about 400nits, the q6 has 1000nits (minimum required for hdr).

Unfortunately the Q6 is a bit deceptive, you've got to go for Q7 and up to get a truely good peak brightness and 4K HDR performance. It's basically the same as MU / NU range below with a couple of extra bits. It's a shame they decided to go this route, putting a model in the QLED range which is sub par. They should of left it so the Q range was for their higher performance 4K HDR sets.

Why is this cold?? Only OLED currently provides a better picture than the QLED displays, and show me a 65” OLED that’s less than £2k.. with a John Lewis warranty. Have some heat!

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I agree, JL or Costco (good CS too) I have 2 Samsung KS9000’s both from JL, one 65inch one 55inch, both had issues with light bleed/clouding. Both ok now. Speaking to the engineers who did the screen swap on one of mine it’s the price we pay for these ultra thin screens. Mind you, when they are good, they are very very good.

yep 100% with the 55 inch, now i have a good one it has a great quality pic. However no chance I would buy from anywhere else but JL now, their CS is fantastic

I'm torn between this and one of the new Hisense 55 U7. How reflective is the screen on the Mu7, and how does it handle the footie? Ta

I was torn between this and the Sony Xe8596 - the deciding factor was that the Sony isn't certified for iPlayer (world cup 4k) and reading online folks had massive issues even getting the FA cup 4k stream to load... Samsung wins this time (first time not buying Sony...)

The interface is too slow on the Sony for me. Samsung is much better, but with ads (shock)

I have the 50 inch version and for the money it's a fantastic set.

Just got my email from John Lewis to say they will match price. Worth doing for 5 year warranty

Nice, got my price match. Had a hisense but it keeps freezing. Looked at the LG but just don't fancy it.

3 days and nothing from JL. Phoned them and just need to wait a few more days....

how does this compare to Panasonic TX-50EX700B LED HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart TV, 50" appreciate Samsung is 55"

Good deal, but I’ve had this tv less than 24 hours and it’s faulty. Going black screen for 1 second, loses sound.. then back on .. REALLY FRUSTRATING !. And losing HDMI connection ... other than that that it’s a great picture ... (embarrassed)

Surely not for a simple opinion!? (cheeky)

Citation needed...

Sony tvs (poo)

This or the 55 mu7000 :/ this is £166 more..