Seems a good price for a fairly well reviewed Ultra HD TV. I think its a 2015 model. Amazon price is £849.
Question is, will it be cheaper on black Friday?
Website blurb:
Enjoy the new standard of high definition display- 4K Ultra-HD is four times the resolution of Full-HD with vivid colours and enhanced detail. The built-in 4K upscaler also converts lower resolution entertainment to near 4K quality so you can experience your TV in the best way.
Ultra-thin TV profile with sleek, modern design
Ultra-HD 3840x2160 display resolution
Active noise reduction and dynamic colour enhancer
Tru Ultra HD picture engine with 8 picture modes
Real Cinema 24p for fluid movie playback
Integrated tuner for Freeview HD reception
Multimedia playback & DVR recording via USB
10W + 10W 2.0 Channel speaker system
Virtual Surround and Clear Voice 2 features
VESA wall mount compatible (300x300)
Connections- 2x HDMI (4K), 1x SCART, USB, RJ45, CI slot, CVBS, YPbPr and headphone
12 Month manufacturer warranty
12 Month manufacturer warranty
Contents- LED TV, remote, batteries, UK mains lead and user guide
TV, LED, 4K ULTRA-HD, T2, 55" LG
All comments (39)
dvdphile
16 Nov 15#1
Looks pretty good but could really do with 5/6 year warranty! :stuck_out_tongue:
kvn618 to dvdphile
16 Nov 152#2
my 46" LG is still going strong after 7 years. I can't wait for it to break down so I can justify upgrade...
seanandleah to dvdphile
16 Nov 152#4
just buy it
PhilK
16 Nov 15#3
Bought one thing off CPC, it didn't arrive but one thing DID which I hadn't even realized was in the basket. TBF they didn't take the money, and offered to refund but as I'd have to send it back and it was less than £2 - still, not a positive only purchase.
Hitcher
16 Nov 15#5
Don't bother, it's still an LCD!
brookysm to Hitcher
17 Nov 15#10
Show me a 4k OLED TV anywhere near twice this price for the same spec
hcc27
16 Nov 151#6
Same here! Mine is a 47 inch LG, I use it for 1-3 hours every day and hasn't skipped a beat in 6 years. It's a Full HD panel but no bells and whistles at all. The Koreans make these to last I guess.
McHotpoon
16 Nov 15#7
Great price, 50/60hz panel is putting me off buying.... And Black Friday
interceptor02
16 Nov 15#8
on the flip side
if your buying an LG TV make sure you get one with a 5/6 year warranty. I brought a LG 47LN575V 47 Inch Smart LED TV in December 2013 lasted 18 months and the screen died. Contacted the retailer and LG themselves and they didn't want to know. LG TV's only come with a 12 month warranty. £461 for a TV that lasted 18 months is poor by anybody standards.
Smartguy1 to interceptor02
17 Nov 151#30
Have a look at the link below. My son used this recently to get his 2 year old, nine month tv repaired. The tv had hardly been used. If it had been my tv it would have failed within the first year. If you still have the tv and the receipt you can claim under EU law which states you do not have to prove it was an inherent fault, i.e. it was there when manufactured.
The above is an old thread and the consumer law changed in October 2015 however your tv is 18 months old and is not affected by the new laws. You may wish to google consumer law 2015 to cover any issues you may have on later purchases.
The more people use our laws set up to protect the consumer the more manufacturers will put into research and development and use decent parts in their products that will last.
ezzer72
16 Nov 15#9
Maybe that's how you killed it?
hukd_addict
17 Nov 151#11
it's not 4k however oled full hd is waaaaaaaay more preferable than any 4k at your "twice the price" umm.. price. If you need a TV today.
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Opening post
Question is, will it be cheaper on black Friday?
Website blurb:
Enjoy the new standard of high definition display- 4K Ultra-HD is four times the resolution of Full-HD with vivid colours and enhanced detail. The built-in 4K upscaler also converts lower resolution entertainment to near 4K quality so you can experience your TV in the best way.
Ultra-thin TV profile with sleek, modern design
Ultra-HD 3840x2160 display resolution
Active noise reduction and dynamic colour enhancer
Tru Ultra HD picture engine with 8 picture modes
Real Cinema 24p for fluid movie playback
Integrated tuner for Freeview HD reception
Multimedia playback & DVR recording via USB
10W + 10W 2.0 Channel speaker system
Virtual Surround and Clear Voice 2 features
VESA wall mount compatible (300x300)
Connections- 2x HDMI (4K), 1x SCART, USB, RJ45, CI slot, CVBS, YPbPr and headphone
12 Month manufacturer warranty
12 Month manufacturer warranty
Contents- LED TV, remote, batteries, UK mains lead and user guide
TV, LED, 4K ULTRA-HD, T2, 55" LG
All comments (39)
if your buying an LG TV make sure you get one with a 5/6 year warranty. I brought a LG 47LN575V 47 Inch Smart LED TV in December 2013 lasted 18 months and the screen died. Contacted the retailer and LG themselves and they didn't want to know. LG TV's only come with a 12 month warranty. £461 for a TV that lasted 18 months is poor by anybody standards.
http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/bills/article-1690541/Currys-fixed-broken-TV-after-26-months.html
The above is an old thread and the consumer law changed in October 2015 however your tv is 18 months old and is not affected by the new laws. You may wish to google consumer law 2015 to cover any issues you may have on later purchases.
The more people use our laws set up to protect the consumer the more manufacturers will put into research and development and use decent parts in their products that will last.
http://www.johnlewis.com/lg-55ec930v-curved-oled-full-hd-3d-smart-tv-55-with-freeview-hd-2x-3d-glasses-and-2x-3d-clip-on-glasses/p1719631?sku=234034542&kpid=234034542&s_kenid=8e7915f4-f884-49d0-9c94-bdc145dadb2c&s_kwcid=402x364114&tmad=c&tmcampid=73