I don't think this is such a good deal - I am expecting to see better prices on better TVs this week.
You can already get 770 model for £610 with better OS, 1500 PSI and new upscaling processor - Don't be fooled fellow Dealers! ( It also have only 2 HDMI ports... I need at least 3 :neutral_face: )
brookysm
22 Nov 15#15
Decent deal but don't be fooled buy the £450 off, the much higher spec 850 models are sub £800.
bluestreak56
22 Nov 15#8
Agree re the warranty another thing that would put me off from curry's. I don't quite understand the LG numbering here they have 4 sets all very similar and the spec is like a roller-coaster...
49UF675V
49UF680V
49UF690V
49UF695V
does anyone know why the PMI goes up and down on these and why there are so many in this bracket?
brookysm to bluestreak56
22 Nov 15#14
The differences are some are smart, some aren't, some have the ribbon stand, some don't, some come with the magic remote, others don't.
But they are all based on the same chassis.
gazman090970
22 Nov 15#13
This is not a 4k TV every 4th pixel is white known as a RGBW screen.
ovverbruv
22 Nov 15#12
we noticed a massive difference in picture quality from the samsung to the lg. Especially obvious when playing the xbox one
warlockdjk
22 Nov 15#11
don't buy from curry's don't want to know when you get problem with TV,s
speedfire66
22 Nov 15#10
Is it worth upgrading? Mine seems to do the job OK
seanandleah
22 Nov 15#9
Cracking deal. I bought the phillips 50 inch 4k one yesterday for 529
stevevalo
22 Nov 15#7
@speedfire66 don't touch a Sony with a barge pole!
Wildchild135
22 Nov 15#4
Do not buy anything from Currys, shocking customer service! My 55inch TV developed a fault after 2 weeks from new, they are refusing to exchange or refund even though it is their policy. You have been warned!!!
Diveboy to Wildchild135
22 Nov 15#6
Take them to the small claims court then. Or contact head office. It will be one plonker not the entire chain.
ovverbruv
22 Nov 151#5
that is exactly the samsung that I had for 5 years. upgraded to lg 47lb630v and, while it ia good, these specs look better
speedfire66
22 Nov 15#3
This or a Sony variant...? I'd like a high refresh rate, but low input lag. It seems impossible to tick all the boxes without going nearer £1k or ending up with a Vestel. This seems very good though :smiley:. Looking at upgrading from a Samsung LE40C530F1W, so this may well fit the bill nicely. Heat
leehardacre
22 Nov 15#2
When did it become standard for 1 year warranty on a TV? :confused:
Think I'm gonna hold out until after xmas, some cracking deals around so should be better come Jan?!
bluestreak56
22 Nov 15#1
saw this set in store a few days ago and chatted to the LG expert it does have Web os2.0 and a PMI rating of 1000hz picture quality seems good too. tempting set just the legs are an issue for me (too wide to fit on my current tv stand)
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You can already get 770 model for £610 with better OS, 1500 PSI and new upscaling processor - Don't be fooled fellow Dealers! ( It also have only 2 HDMI ports... I need at least 3 :neutral_face: )
49UF675V
49UF680V
49UF690V
49UF695V
does anyone know why the PMI goes up and down on these and why there are so many in this bracket?
But they are all based on the same chassis.
Think I'm gonna hold out until after xmas, some cracking deals around so should be better come Jan?!