Out of stock?

 

Bother! There were three left when I posted!

 

£445 delivered.

https://www.electronicworldtv.co.uk/...FQjgGwodEIAJdA

 

That's a lot of TV for £445.

 

This one isn't a £500 tv but I was wondering if anyone has experience of this one? I'm still not too sure if I should buy the 65" one but this seems like a good price.
http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/tv-dvd...27143-pdt.html

 

For the OP, why not get this one? walk into John Lewis hand over some cash and walk away with a nice tv with a 5 year guarantee

http://www.johnlewis.com/panasonic-v...wi-fi/p2033297

 

The missus doesn't like the shiny stand and surround!

Will run it past her, but I think we've progressed to a 48 inch now.

 

Samsung TV's are hot this year but the 8 and 9 series are HDR ready which is a format that is suppose to rival the 1080 HD to 4k UHD step up. They are also making the fastest 4K gaming sets of all time. The 9 series have future proof one connect boxes (hdmi's usb optical etc) that can be stored with your bluray player, soundbar and PS4

I'd deffo keep an eye on the prices of the JS8500/9000/9500, Techradar have the 9 and 8 series at 1st and 5th in their 2015 top 7 TV set list.

The awesome 2013 SONY 55W905 came out at £2400 but was down to £1100 within a year at Currys.

 

TV's are the work of the devil

we have the following quote from Roald Dahl on the family fridge

“So, please, oh please, we beg, we pray, go throw your TV set away, and in its place you can install, a lovely bookcase on the wall.”

 

oh and my wife has just reminded me we used to have the Albert Einstein quote

"A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new"

 

Matt which series version is that code tv? as it does seem too cheap?

 

Code? The UE55JU6500? 6 series.

 

Seems too obvious now that I know what to look for

 

Just bought this:

http://m.richersounds.com/#!/product/sams-ue48j6300

£499 delivered with a 6 year guarantee.

 

That will look nice and put out a cracking picture. I was advised by someone selling the TV's in Costco not to go for a curved one. He showed me how due to the curve of the screen they pick up more reflections in bright light as compared to a flat tv.

 

According to the reviews that criticism regarding the reflections was accurate for the 2014 Samsungs, but not the 2015s. The missus is unsure about the curved screen, but I've put my foot down for no other reason than the fact that it looks cool.

 

https://www.avforums.com/review/sams...v-review.11662

 

My new curved Samsung screen does stretch light across the whole screen but the panel itself dulls reflections quite effectively. Luckily our window is behind the TV and on a night we have an Led strip behind the screen to darken blacks further.

When I watch the TV on a night with the light on, the reflection is a bit fun house. It gives me a huge heed.

 

That'll be due to the gay **** you're watching not the TV.

 

Got the first paragraph; struggling with the second.

 

You've seen the curved mirrors at the fairground? Similar effect. TBH it's kinda welcome now as it got quite embarrassing on the old TV during dark scenes when you were just staring at yourself on the TV.

 

Only thing gay about babestation is the picture quality.

 

Ah, I see. What are your thoughts on the TV I've bought?

 

OK for casual viewing, you can't game on it so it's not something I'd consider and after owning a 4K set I'd not go back to 1080, ok the resolution increase might not be something on tv's under 60" but the colours and the advent of HDR is.. Personally I would have waited for the 48JS8500 to drop in price.

 

£1.5k.

 

LED strip???

 

My Sony 55W905 dropped from £2,400 to £1000 in less than 12 months. Just got to be patient.

 

It's puts a bit of bluish white light behind the screen, the theory is that it enhances black depth and prevents eye strain/headaches.

I do believe even Ikea had a webpage devoted to the use of a light behind the telly!

 

We're moving and want a new TV; we've been patient for about 12 years!

 

I bought the W905 at £1500