LG 65UF860V 65 inch 4K Ultra HD 3D Smart LED TV Freeview HD - £1699 @ RicherSounds

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LG 65UF860V 65 inch 4K Ultra HD 3D Smart LED TV Freeview HD £1,699.00 free delivery @ Richersounds

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Free P&P RicherSounds8 Dec 15

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

Opening post

gunnersfan

7 Dec 15

I have just bought this tv this morning and thought it's a reasonable price for 65" 4k 3d tv.

It's around 2000 elsewhere.

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TV Spec

4K UHD resolution with Colour Prime. Check. Cinema 3D with 2D-3D conversion. Check. The smartest operating system - webOS 2.0. Check. When it comes to the most important features, the LG 65UF860V checks every box!

4K Ultra HD TV - the ultimate in detail
With an astonishing 4K screen resolution from LG's unique IPS Panel, the 65UF860v offers exceptional picture quality. This resolution is four times greater than the more conventional 1920 x 1080 Full HD TVs and it's a difference you can see easily see. Even when close up to the screen, the detail and realism is awesome. With more 4K content becoming available this year the full benefits of 4K UHD vision can now be fully realised. Yet, thanks to LG's 4K Resolution Upscaler, even standard HD signals can be upscaled to near 4K clarity and detail.

Colour prime for the finest picture realism
New for this year's premium TVs, LG's Colour Prime offers an additional 20% colour reproduction. This gives far greater depth and subtlety to images, making them 'come to life' like never before.

Cinema 3D TV with 2D to 3D conversion
Cinema 3D TV is the popular passive 3D system from LG. Passive 3D TV is considered more comfortable to watch with less flicker. Other technical advantages include a wider viewing angle and brighter images. The glasses are great value and also considerably lighter to wear. The lack of batteries onboard also means they don't have to be recharged. What's more, with 2D to 3D conversion, you can get the 3D experience with any program you care to watch - whether filmed in 3D or not!

The best smart interface just got better with webOS 2.0
Widely acclaimed as one of the best smart TV interfaces, LG's webOS 2.0 operating system is now better than ever. Rather than swapping to dedicated smart TV menu pages, webOS uses superimposed icons, folders and side bars for clear and easy access to smart content without leaving the current screen image. Fast, responsive and truly adept at multi-tasking, webOS shows there is a smarter way to control your TV - even for technophobes!

Magic remote with voice interaction
In addition to offering effortless webOS control, the supplied Magic remote offers voice recognition. Magic Remote Voice allows you to enter search terms and also access a host of other commands just using the power of speech. Simply talk into the remote control and let your TV do all the searching for you!

Premium Smart
With a huge range of easily accessible features, the 65UF860v opens a world of entertainment. As you'd expect, there's a wide range of Premium LG applications, including many popular video on demand apps, such as Netflix, BBC iPlayer, Now TV, Amazon Prime and YouTube. There's also a web browser plus DLNA certification to allow you to stream across your network from other devices, such as your PC or laptop.

For a TV that's far more than the sum of its parts, check out the impressive LG 65UF860v.

Click here for more information on 4K TVs.

Same price in Hughes with 4% quidco cashback bringing this possibly down to £1727
http://www.hughes.co.uk/vision/televisions/lg-65uf860v/product?awc=3133_1449759716_63bc23fc4c463760e2aeae23081ec7b5
- Voyager

Top comments

No1_Dave

7 Dec 15 8 #5

Really wish the 65" OLED is anywhere near this price...

All comments (40)

LOUGHBORO GUY

7 Dec 15 1 #1

Please let us know what the picture quality is like ?

jongerry

7 Dec 15 1 #2

Good at the price according to the reviews but will need tuning to get the best. Brave of you to make the jump,TVs are evolving so fast at the moment it's difficult to know when if ever is the best time to buy, I'll stick with my 50" Pannis for the time being..

bazo81

7 Dec 15 1 #3

thanks,this will do for the spare room ;-)

008

7 Dec 15 1 #4

HEAT!

Cracking set, only some of the new 4K 2016 HDR sets will come close to the quality on this set ;-)

Same price in Hughes [no 6 year warranty included] but comes with Top-of-the-cashback @3.15%
for those that do not like|have a thing|think Julian is already Rich-er enough!

Extremely tempted by this reduction as now cheaper than it was at Costco and BFCM deal price..

No1_Dave

7 Dec 15 8 #5

Really wish the 65" OLED is anywhere near this price...

Tequila to No1_Dave

8 Dec 15 1 #16

I'd take the 55" LG OLED (£1600) over this any day.although that one is not 4k but the picture quality difference is night and day.
I won't spend over £1500 on a tv unless it's OLED.

tee_tee

7 Dec 15 1 #6

Is the lg 65uf950v better at only £200 more?

kzee

8 Dec 15 1 #7

can't see hdmi 2 mentioned any where on the lg website. any comparison to uf850?

Davidfleming

8 Dec 15 1 #8

good price.

xchaotic

8 Dec 15 1 #9

Seems a good deal atm, but probably not the best store of value :wink:
I've also found 65" to be a bit large for casual tv viewing - stuff like BBC news, even in HD is all blown up and presenter's face is bigger than mine.
It probably works well for sofa viewing, but for my small living room was just a bit too large

GrumpyJo

8 Dec 15 1 #10

I'm holding off for the OLED prices to drop off a bit but feel 65" a touch too big for casual TV viewing

shabbird

8 Dec 15 1 #11

I guess 65" will be good enough to watch Arsenal losing games and another
year of not winning the title. :stuck_out_tongue:

gunnersfan to shabbird

8 Dec 15 2 #14

Thank you mate, we got used to it..

Locknloadharry to shabbird

8 Dec 15 1 #21

That is probably the same as Chelski, Manc Utd, Liverpool and Tottenham as well then.

BustyB293

8 Dec 15 1 #12

This does not have 4K HDR that is "apparently" the way ahead........

ZaraHayward

8 Dec 15 1 #13

television very luxurious :sunglasses:

gunnersfan

8 Dec 15 1 #15

btw: John Lewis price matching this if anyone is interested.

FoxForce5

8 Dec 15 2 #17

Was gonna post exactly this.

I'm not confident of oled coming down to a reasonable price (below 1k) for a 55" anytime soon so I grabbed up one of the last plasmas to tide me over for a couple of years.

maclennanneil

8 Dec 15 1 #18

Can anyone advise whether this TV or the Sony BRAVIA KD65X8509C would be the better purchase?

Any help would be much appreciated.

ricky7

8 Dec 15 1 #19

I think John Lewis the way to go. And trade in an old crap 32" tv

ShineHunter

8 Dec 15 2 #20

Bought one for the bathroom. :smiley:

Istanbul_Kop to ShineHunter

10 Dec 15 #34

I would have done that, but then I'd have nowhere to plug in my toaster.

dsuk

9 Dec 15 #22

My kid wants a 60"+ TV for Christmas will he be gutted if he gets an LG?

hewittinspain to dsuk

9 Dec 15 2 #24

I dont really understand what you are trying to say? He would be if it was a BUSH.

hewittinspain

9 Dec 15 #23

Im waiting for the OLED too to drop.

stingss

9 Dec 15 #25

I a LG 55" and it is the best I have seen, got it from John Lewis, but is 4K a wast of money ? have netfix 4k but not a lot up there that interest me ? will 4k go the same way as 3d ???

Istanbul_Kop to stingss

10 Dec 15 #35

No, 4K isn't comparable to 3D. It will be the norm in a few years. SkyQ out next year. Sure, 4k content will be limited at first, they're promising Sports and Movies, but it was the same with HD. Just takes time. BT already have a 4k broadcast too. It's probably still to early to bite if you want the content now though, so if you can wait, then perhaps the TV's will be a little cheaper by the time 4k content is readily available (and affordable).

venu44

9 Dec 15 #26

Needs to really be HDR if you are parting with that sort of sum of cash.

hewittinspain

9 Dec 15 #27

4k wont go like 3D. 3D is a novelty that not a lot of people use whereas 4k is the next step to picture quality. It is taking some time for broadcasters to use 4k but now the price of tvs has been slashed then 4K will be pretty much the standard in tvs in a year or so.

SonySeth

9 Dec 15 #28

Seems like a good piece of kit

milroy1234567

9 Dec 15 #29

I have this tv and it is amazing well worth the money

dealerstealer

9 Dec 15 #30

Richer sounds or john Lewis?

Resonate

9 Dec 15 #31

Uf850 can be had for 1580. Cold

Babbler

10 Dec 15 1 #32

OLED prices will drop next year... hoping my 7 year old TV lasts until then!

ajay87

10 Dec 15 1 #33

That's what I opted for. Got it for £1450 in Currys last week and not looked back. Went in for the £900 4k 55" but this just blew me away. Forget 4k too - why would I need it when I'm still on 4MB broadband, with little 4k content available anyway then it's pointless. Plus, sitting .1.5-2m+ away from the screen, you ain't going to notice really.

Overall though, I'd fully recommend the OLED screen. Stunning pictures, blacks are stunning, and the OS is fantastic.

ShineHunter

10 Dec 15 1 #36

I used the plug I installed in the bathtub.

jonnywells

10 Dec 15 #37

Can not really figure the difference between the UF850 and the UF860....

tee_tee to jonnywells

10 Dec 15 #39

The 860v is prime UHD wider colour range

Voyager

10 Dec 15 #38

Same price in Hughes with 4% quidco cashback bringing this possibly down to £1727
Link to Hughes website