Product code: UE48J6300TV Colour - BlackSize - 48"Full HDFreeview HD - YesFreesat HD - NoWiFi Built In - YesSmart HubDimensions with Stand (HxWxD) (mm) -694 x 1083 x 311Dimensions without Stand (HxWxD) (mm) -628.2 x 1082.2 x 118.7Guarantee - 1 year parts and labour
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Product code: UE48J6300TV
Colour - Black
Size - 48"
Full HD
Freeview HD - Yes
Freesat HD - No
WiFi Built In - Yes
Smart Hub
Dimensions with Stand (HxWxD) (mm) - 694 x 1083 x 31
Dimensions without Stand (HxWxD) (mm) - 628.2 x 1082.2 x 118.7
Guarantee - 1 year parts and labour
- miffyl
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nearly £20 cheaper here http://it-supplier.co.uk/samsung-ue48j6300ak-48-full-hd-smart-tv-wi-fi-black-metallic-ue48j6300akxxu
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- dodgymix
Top comments
TN567 to wah0007
22 Nov 1589#22
Buy a lighthouse
spenspuma
22 Nov 1550#5
I get the feeling you're going to tell us.
PsychoSonny
23 Nov 1532#36
wow people seriously have no clue
the reason why you notice a difference between 1080p and 4k is because your using a crappy low bit rate streams like netflix
1080p netflix is pretty crap quality wise therefore even low bit rate 4k looks better simply because it's encoded at a higher res.
it's actually been tested and reviewed and 4k netflix is worse than 1080p blu ray.
resolution is only 1 part of the jigsaw which makes a picture.
much like i could show you a 13 megapixel camera which takes better pictures than a 16 megapixel camera. how is that possible? because megapixels on their own don't mean anything, lenses, sensors, etc all make huge differences to the picture.
resolution isn't the be all and end all. in fact the most important things when it comes to picture quality are:
1. The source, the best source currently readily available are 1080p blu rays
2. Black levels which are best on plasma and OLED's
3. Motion control (no ghosting, etc)
4. Colours and Contrast
I'd much rather have a good quality 720P plasma than a poor 1080P LCD. Moving forwards with Tech I'd much rather have a good quality 1080P plasma than mediocre 4K lcd.
If you want to find out more about tv's then look at "avforums".
onlineo to evomatt
22 Nov 1512#18
today is your lucky day,I will happily let you pay me another £100 or so for the tv you bought :smiley:
All comments (160)
Danjw91
22 Nov 15#1
You have "no wifi built in" but it does unless you've just made a mistake. Personally I'd go for the 4K Samsung 40inch for like £30 more (I have it anyway).
marathonic to Danjw91
22 Nov 152#2
Do you realise how close you need to sit to a 40" TV to notice any difference between 1080p and 4K?
W_D_G to Danjw91
22 Nov 151#15
You are reading it wrong, it's Freesat HD - No WiFi Built in - Yes
greg666
22 Nov 15#3
Yep, comes with built in wifi
owens101
22 Nov 151#4
It does have wifi. A very nice TV, however get richer sounds to price match and you'll get 6 years guarantee :wink:
spenspuma
22 Nov 1550#5
I get the feeling you're going to tell us.
fay28
22 Nov 151#6
John lewis deal was better with 5 year guarantee
wah0007
22 Nov 154#7
This would look weird mounted on a wall.
TN567 to wah0007
22 Nov 1589#22
Buy a lighthouse
Danjw91
22 Nov 153#8
Yes I do because I have a 4K TV and normal 1080p TV and I've watched Netflix on 1080p and 4K and the difference is outstanding. To your comment as well, not very close as I sit half way across the room and notice it very clearly.
AceRimmer15
22 Nov 152#9
[/quote]Do you realise how close you need to sit to a 40" TV to notice any difference between 1080p and 4K?[/quote]
People keep on saying this, we don't all have mansions. I have a 42" tv now and it pretty big imo. When I upgrade to 4k, I'll be buying another of the same kind of size and sitting as far away as possible just to annoy people. And I guarantee it will still look a lot nicer than my current 1080p tv.
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Opening post
Shared Via The HUKD App For Android.
Product code: UE48J6300TV
Colour - Black
Size - 48"
Full HD
Freeview HD - Yes
Freesat HD - No
WiFi Built In - Yes
Smart Hub
Dimensions with Stand (HxWxD) (mm) - 694 x 1083 x 31
Dimensions without Stand (HxWxD) (mm) - 628.2 x 1082.2 x 118.7
Guarantee - 1 year parts and labour
- miffyl
************************************
nearly £20 cheaper here
http://it-supplier.co.uk/samsung-ue48j6300ak-48-full-hd-smart-tv-wi-fi-black-metallic-ue48j6300akxxu
************************************
- dodgymix
Top comments
the reason why you notice a difference between 1080p and 4k is because your using a crappy low bit rate streams like netflix
1080p netflix is pretty crap quality wise therefore even low bit rate 4k looks better simply because it's encoded at a higher res.
it's actually been tested and reviewed and 4k netflix is worse than 1080p blu ray.
resolution is only 1 part of the jigsaw which makes a picture.
much like i could show you a 13 megapixel camera which takes better pictures than a 16 megapixel camera. how is that possible? because megapixels on their own don't mean anything, lenses, sensors, etc all make huge differences to the picture.
resolution isn't the be all and end all. in fact the most important things when it comes to picture quality are:
1. The source, the best source currently readily available are 1080p blu rays
2. Black levels which are best on plasma and OLED's
3. Motion control (no ghosting, etc)
4. Colours and Contrast
I'd much rather have a good quality 720P plasma than a poor 1080P LCD. Moving forwards with Tech I'd much rather have a good quality 1080P plasma than mediocre 4K lcd.
If you want to find out more about tv's then look at "avforums".
All comments (160)
People keep on saying this, we don't all have mansions. I have a 42" tv now and it pretty big imo. When I upgrade to 4k, I'll be buying another of the same kind of size and sitting as far away as possible just to annoy people. And I guarantee it will still look a lot nicer than my current 1080p tv.