4k TV

[DannyBluebird]

On the market for a new TV. Can only handle a 32-55 inch with this shit apartment. I've checked. Can't put anything bigger in unless I wanna start drilling a new frame into the wall. - ain't happening

What's the best 4k TV on the market for budget of £750? QLed seem to be very expensive - are they good?

[goats]

LG ones in richer sounds are ok, do it all, 429 ish...43-50 inch...6 year warranty

[DannyBluebird]

LG ones in richer sounds are ok, do it all, 429 ish...43-50 inch...6 year warranty

Gentleman mate. Looked a few up there - £429 seems a reach for - maybe add the vat too 😉 I'll take your advice tho. LG will do me

[goats]

Gentleman mate. Looked a few up there - £429 seems a reach for - maybe add the vat too �� I'll take your advice tho. LG will do me

I’ve got two if them....can’t go wrong for that price, so easy to use.

[Optimistic Nick]

On the market for a new TV. Can only handle a 32-55 inch with this shit apartment. I've checked. Can't put anything bigger in unless I wanna start drilling a new frame into the wall. - ain't happening

What's the best 4k TV on the market for budget of £750? QLed seem to be very expensive - are they good?

Word of warning: 4k looks shite. For watching films and drama in any rate. Fine for sports.

It's just too real. It loses the cinematic effect. Long story, but I watched the first half a film in normal HD and moved over to 4k for the second half. The second half was almost unwatchable. It was an expensive production, but the second half looked like it had been shot on an iPhone. Really hard to describe until you see it but it's just too fluid. It's like you are watching the actors on a set rather than the finished film.

I've amended the settings on my tv to combat this (called the soap opera effect) but somehow 4k still looks rubbish.

On prices: can you wait until black friday? I thought TVs were one of the things that actually got discounted properly. The one I bought on a black friday deal a few years ago didn't drop back down to the price I paid for a good 12 months.

[life on mars]

LG ones in richer sounds are ok, do it all, 429 ish...43-50 inch...6 year warranty

I bought LG as I was advised their wi fi connections are very good, and I can confirm to be true .

Paid as Goats did a decent price for a 43 inc HDTV it was 379 offer on Amazon .well happy .

Love the remote as it has Netflix and Amazon selections ..

Regularly updates its interface .

Bear in mind Sony use LG screens .

Outside of that Samsung are good but dearer.

I was told by Richer Sounds LG and Samsung are the only TV manufactures that build from start and finish and don't use other companies bolt on such as engines ,boards or screens .

[life on mars]

On the market for a new TV. Can only handle a 32-55 inch with this shit apartment. I've checked. Can't put anything bigger in unless I wanna start drilling a new frame into the wall. - ain't happening

What's the best 4k TV on the market for budget of £750? QLed seem to be very expensive - are they good?

https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-and...EaAmaVEALw_wcB

[ToTaL ITK]

LG... check that the menu doesn't cover most of the screen while adjusting....very poorly thought out.

[Feedback]

Word of warning: 4k looks shite. For watching films and drama in any rate. Fine for sports.

It's just too real. It loses the cinematic effect. Long story, but I watched the first half a film in normal HD and moved over to 4k for the second half. The second half was almost unwatchable. It was an expensive production, but the second half looked like it had been shot on an iPhone. Really hard to describe until you see it but it's just too fluid. It's like you are watching the actors on a set rather than the finished film.

I've amended the settings on my tv to combat this (called the soap opera effect) but somehow 4k still looks rubbish.

On prices: can you wait until black friday? I thought TVs were one of the things that actually got discounted properly. The one I bought on a black friday deal a few years ago didn't drop back down to the price I paid for a good 12 months.

The soap opera effect is all to real. Filming technology has now been outpaced by TV technology.

[DannyBluebird]

Word of warning: 4k looks shite. For watching films and drama in any rate. Fine for sports.

It's just too real. It loses the cinematic effect. Long story, but I watched the first half a film in normal HD and moved over to 4k for the second half. The second half was almost unwatchable. It was an expensive production, but the second half looked like it had been shot on an iPhone. Really hard to describe until you see it but it's just too fluid. It's like you are watching the actors on a set rather than the finished film.

I've amended the settings on my tv to combat this (called the soap opera effect) but somehow 4k still looks rubbish.

On prices: can you wait until black friday? I thought TVs were one of the things that actually got discounted properly. The one I bought on a black friday deal a few years ago didn't drop back down to the price I paid for a good 12 months.

Good point. Could wait til black Friday. Was in Argos the day buying headphones and they had a replay of the rugby on - QLED TVs look class. Over a grand tho ����

[goats]

LG... check that the menu doesn't cover most of the screen while adjusting....very poorly thought out.

Mine doesn’t.

[DannyBluebird]

https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-and...EaAmaVEALw_wcB

Sorry I didn't see this link earlier. Must have skipped over. That's a beaut. Getting this immediately. Thanks very much bro 👍

[ToTaL ITK]

Mine doesn’t.

lucky for you..mine does and its a pain in the butt

[goats]

Sorry I didn't see this link earlier. Must have skipped over. That's a beaut. Getting this immediately. Thanks very much bro ��

Same price in richer sounds though but comes with a 6 year warranty.....go there?

[DannyBluebird]

Same price in richer sounds though but comes with a 6 year warranty.....go there?

Mate -bought the 50' 4k TV for £449 Inc vat - can't ask any more. Will enjoy Scotland v Japan in it now 🤦