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Ordered with a price match from Richer Sounds Thanks to @scottydoo88 for the info (popcorn)

They have offered the same as you got £1025 with the headphones… but they suggest the code may run out today, so may have to call them up now and order the TV to make sure :/

What a legend, many thanks… Have emailed my local store (strong)

I found my nearest branch on their website then found the email contact details. I'll attach images of how I worded it as I know some have got the price beat but not the headphones also.

Thanks for the info, did you call up the branch for the price match?

Discontinued.

These TVs have anti burn in functions.They have something called pixel orbiting which moves the pixels slightly on fixed signs/bands etc. They can also dimm the brightness of the logo static band Down. When put in standby they run a screen refresh after so many hours of use which prevents burn in issues thats why you should always leave them on standby. You can run the refresh manually as well. I don't think burn in is a real issues on moderns OLED TVs due to this. Most of the horror stories if you look relate to 2018 and earlier models that did not have this technology built in .

Does anyone know if this TV has issues with screen burn? Thanks

We sent it back because it was too big for our room. It was beautiful though, literally like having a cinema in your front room. The image was just out of this world. To my mind at that size, it is a cinema room tv not an everyday family tv, but thats more to do with the size as anything else. We replaced it with the 55” instead which fits the room and went up to tx1500 model which has the same panel, upgraded pro processor, 120hz output, extra upward firing speakers plus a 80w amp in built. When you crank it a bit you get a fairly fairly competent soundscape. I know it would be better to have an external speaker system, but one built into the tv brings house harmony. ;)

Fair enough, packaging is unlikely to be refreshed but the seller is obligated to follow the rules. Aside from any energy consumption, how is it?

Ah, looks like it has expired then. Thanks for letting me know

This is an ex display although it has a 5 year warranty

Tempted...hoping it will touch £500. Also will richer sounds price match?

Thanks for posting and welcome to hotukdeals @hearmeroar_miaow

Got this during BF for 775 plus a soundbar and it's a fantastic TV! No issues so far

I noticed it in john lewis when the snooker was playing on live TV. As soon as I saw it I could constantly see it. Went oled in the end.

Heard sometimes theres judder when watching TV, anyone experience it?

I GOT THE 85 INCH CRACKING TV

£699 and I am in. £750 for the Q90.

q60 is only a basic 60hz and HDR1000 no VRR q70 no FALD but includes 1x 4k@120hz VRR HDMI 2.1 and HDR1000 q80 with FALD including 1x4k@120hz VRR HDMI 2.1 and HDR1500 q90 with better FALD including 1x4k@120hz VRR HDMI 2.1 and HDR2000 q95 same as q90 but with separate connect box

Difference between q60/q70/q80?

Will Curry's price match this?

I need a q80 at this price or willing to pay £50 more for the q90

Is there much between this and the panasonic tx-58hx800b. Not bothered about the extra size and only used for watching TV. Stream Netflix and Now TV.

Indeed. I can relate to this. I'll probably hang fire until there's a decent amount of content available. By the time 4K become available for my TV it was fairly dated so I'm not going to rush in despite temptation. It does look like a tempting deal though so have some heat! (y) :)

Yes, I have a desktop RTX 3070 that has HDMI 2.1. I site around 55-60cm away from it and it's an amazing experience. Need to enable 8K Ultra HD Deep Colour on the LG to get the 8K EDIDs sent to the computer. 8K60 works well under Windows, but for some reason DSC is missing in the Nvidia driver on Linux so only 8k30 there. One thing to note is that due to the way the backlight is built on this unit, there is some parallax effect when you sit close to the panel (like you do when using it as a monitor). This means that you can see the image float above the backlight at the very edges. I worked around that by setting the underscan/border in xrandr (I use LInux mainly, but there should be a similar feature on Windows) so that there is a small black border around the screen. This makes the screen perfect for work. When load up a game now and then, I pop the screen to 4K120 and the picture is rock solid. I haven't looked into laptops with HDMI 2.1 yet. I have a Macbook Pro with TB3, and I bought a HDMI 2.1 adapter for it, but gotten it to work yet. I think I need to upgrade to Big Sur.

I'm thinking of doing something similar. Any issues you wan into or had second thoughts on? How far are you from the monitor? I suspect you are using a desktop. Do you know of any HDMI 2.1 laptops around? To imagine that it's worth 16 full HD monitors is mind boggling.

Pointless buying into 8k now I made that mistake with 4k back in 2015; the TV is awesome but I missed out on HDR, better input latency on newer models, lower costs etc By the time 8k is actually worth it (i.e Games/Films offer it), there will be much better options, for cheaper. I guess it depends on certain use cases for the time being though

Most unlucky person on the planet

Isn't burn in covered by warranty? I remember my galaxy s8 having burn screen after about 1 year old .. so I guess 5 y warranty should be enough(?)

So if you don't want HD tv and burn in risk is this a good budget option for £579? https://www.techradar.com/uk/reviews/samsung-q60t-qled-tv They rated this tv at £899 on review and now £320 lower.

John Lewis Brent cross have returns to clear Samsung 70 in TVs for £551

Great price great TV!

The prices to the Samsung Qled has really come down over the months.