So it's cold because you don't watch TV much - nice !

Let's assume for a moment that you are right - what would we then watch on it? The Currys demo disc?

I don't watch TV that often, but even so, with this I can watch a LOT of TV without spending any more time on it.

Old tech, my Panasonic VT65 65" still blows away 99% of the TVs out there now and it's 1080p.

No it was just from a shop, local to me, I wouldn't want to annoy people by posting it :smiley:

Sonycentre online had this for £1648 and the 65" for £900 odd last week with 5 year warranty. Saw it late one night last week, woke up and by morning back to full price. Was going to post it. Sheesh.

Why would you pay so much for 70" screen tv, I got ex school projector £40, lg soundbar 160w £80 plus big blank wall 70" plus screen , granted no 3d but for saving of £1900 approx I can live with that, beer money while watching films and sport on big screen :smiley:

Cold! Anyone who spends this much on a tv has more money than sense! (and is on the wrong site)

I really don't watch television that much to justify spending £2000 on a set. Sorry. Cold for me.

500 quid optoma projector do the job for that size.

I guess you don't want a big TV and might as well leave the thread to those that do. I believe people have posted deals for smaller TVs. May I suggest that you would be more comfortable commenting on one of those?

Unless you're making a home cinema room that would look awful, it would just be a room dominated by a huge TV.

No 3D, but good prices. I wonder if any of the suppliers do a Richards Sound standard guarantee.

​Do you not understand how Hotdeals works or are you simply trolling

​https://m.pricespy.co.uk/product/3048282

That may be correct but if I was going to spend 2k on a to I would atleast want it to be future proof (or 5 years down the line).. I hope you understand where I'm coming from.

Post the deal. Cheapest Richards Sounds has the Samsung 4K 75" at is 3 grand (with two star review). The 4K Bravia 75s are a lot more.

This would be great for our Bathroom!!

Can't be many people with a room big enough to warrant a 75" tv.

​actually 75" Samsung is £2600

75" and no 4k??

I could say the same for 4k, as I can't get landline broadband at all out here in the countryside, and have to rely on satellite, which has a lot of issues with streaming. I have only just got a blu-ray player, and two disks for it. Ordinary DVDs upscale fine to my 50 inch plasma, and were great on the 65 inch too, before it developed a fault and had to go back. I don't believe that Sony and other major manufacturers would make a 75 inch TV in 1080p if it didn't provide a good viewing experience.

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you've missed the point, I'm not saying this set is bad, or any other 1080p set for that matter. my TV right now is 1080p. but given all new respectable models now released are 4k you can't argue this is current spec. this is a big TV and would benefit hugely with 4k. no point waiting for 8k since our broadband would need huge leaps to support streaming

typical........ was after a 76" TV and this is only 75"

Old tech, my Panasonic VT65 65" still blows away 99% of the TVs out there now and it's 1080p.

I don't think 3D will exist in a couple of years but 8K & 16K will.

COLD .. sony is crap use to be good years ago wouldn't waste my money on this

2016 is the year of 4K. Sony have already announced over 400 titles would be released on 4K bluray, Many other movie companies have announced similar, 4K bluray players have already hit $69 in the US so will be under £50 in the UK very soon, not to mention PS4 for netflix, Amazon TV, hulu and bluray.

Sky has announced 30% of it's HD channels will be 4K in Q1 2016 (Although not all it's boxes will support it, so you will likely need a new sky box, I have the new 2TB one which is confirmed to work) and it's new service Sky Q is already 4K enabled.

If you're gonna spend £2k on a TV, especially one this size then it MUST be 4K IMO. I know if I'd bought this next year I'd want to upgrade to 4K.

Cold from me, old tech, should be £800 max.

Cheers op ordered 5

lol there's less likara on strictly

Watch out everyone - this dude likes looking at sweaty men in extreme detail :wink:

Aviva Premiership rugby through BT's UHD box - heaven!!

Tomorrow never comes...and it's a sad existence waiting for it my friend. When 4K TVs of this size are £2,000, are you going to not get one because 8K TVs will be that price soon??

I am not rich enough to spend £2,000 on a TV every couple of years ..and IMHO I think two years from now there will be much content provided in 4K.

As I say ...Not £2,000 on yesterdays tech ..

Fair point, but I expect most people will have waited for colour to become mainstream (and colour sets to be the right money) before they bought one. I'm not saying that 4K will NEVER be relevant, it just isn't yet.

That was probably said to the guy who Stated that a colour TV would be worth buying when all you had most of the time was still Black and white .

Ooooh, that's a big dilemma for the typical HUKD visitor...

Something that big needs to be 4K

lol god dam predictive text

Voted hot but if I was to was going to buy this think I would buy from richersounds as its the same price and comes with 6 years warranty :-)