I have 4k TV (not an Oled) but would hapilly change for 1080p OLED. 4K is fine but still very limited in content. What is available looks great but I would sacrifice but of extra resolution for OLED blacks.

I have an Oled TV and it is far superior than my old KURO Plasma.

Why say don't compare to 4K have you got this and a 4K in your house to notice the difference ?

I've seen this today in Currys and so tempted but not sure if to wait for 4K to drop. Heat

Not cheapest ever.

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/lg-55ec930v-1080p-oled-tv-1179-99-after-coupon-code-1-155-21-after-tcb-coopelectricalshop-2378301

Decent price though. Having seen a 65" flat LG OLED in John Lewis side by side with other LEDs, I'm smitten! Resolved to wait until late this year (black Friday time) in the hope of getting a 2015 55" 4K OLED for £1-1.5k

I would still wait at least few months as new models are due out from LG and Panasonic as well. Will push prices down further.

when you add the 5yr warranty its more expensive (£1342) , you are not comparing like with like :smiley:

Never saw picture quality is it on show in currys ?

just come back from John lewis in Oxford street go to fifth floor and sit in the chair they have in front of a load of their TV's and tell me what you think i was blown away by oled 4k but also by a sony 4k tv that was £999

I saw this today in currys, would go for this over same price 4k on view.
Sadly still way out of my budget. Maybe next year.

I got Richer Sounds to price match today, which is even more peace of mind if you prefer a well known retailer. But you have to select the 'instore' price match option on the John Lewis NKU web page.

"Please don't compare to your 4k LED TVs for under 500 quid. This is a whole new ball game, and the only real improvement to TV viewing in comparison to the existing technology."

Laser is better than OLED, it uses the purest source of light. OLED will be the next cheapest option to improve picture quality though. Mitsubishi seem to be the only producers of laser based tv.

Not the cheapest.

HOT

I have one it's awesome! I paid more for JL

I bought one on Saturday from Currys. Fantastic TV and look like a piece of art. I could have waited for one from the coop with £50 voucher by why not get it there and then :-). All you do is waste a day off work waiting for the delivery

I hear sony are still improving their LED tv capabilities and not sliding down the OLED route. Sounds like they believe there is still mileage in improving the existing LED to compete with OLED.

Every year we hear we of some new TV tech. Just look at various demos and believe your eyes and if you think it's worth paying an extra £1000 or more for something that looks slightly better than a much a cheaper one....well, you are in the luxurious position to splash the cash.

wow..a curvy expensive tv. no thanks

I'm hanging on to my plasma Panasonic, waiting for those 4K Panasonic OLEDs with HDR to fall into a reasonable price bracket then it'll be 65" TV here we come! There's no point buying a small 4K TV, even on my father in laws 58" 4K Panasonic (LED), it's pretty tricky to tell if the source content is 1080p or 4K unless you're uncomfortably close to it. For 4K content to really shine it has to be on a big screen!

Bunch of jokers!

Everyone knows the Ferguson 7C06 is still the daddy and always will be

and here it is :-)

Will OLED finally mean we can retire our plasmas wouldn't touch LCD or LED (really led lit lcd)

I have an Oled TV and it is far superior than my old KURO Plasma.

New HDR standard is an improvement worth waiting for.

The lg 65 960. HD and 4K both look stunning.

There will be 4k OLED screens 2nd gen this xmas for £1,500 trust me by then we will know if broadcasters will be 4K'ing, but sky can't even broadcast movies in 1080p so not holding breath.

Discount code not working for me.. Looking for OLED TV, any other suggestions around £1k range?

just be ready for the banding and low light problems (near black issues,grey uniformity). If you can live with those these are nice tv's

Underwhelmed by oled ? On all sources or sd?

on everything, I had looked forward to large screen OLED for years and at first it did look good but I could see more detail on my Bush LCD TV. The blacks were black (apart from low light scenes where everything looks awful) but it didn't make the picture speechlessesque as I had expected for years

it overblows everything and you lose sharpness, the model was the EF950 and there's a part of me that wants to try a 1080p model just in case it was the poor upscaling and processing

gutted about OLED now and doing something I thought I would never do - considering a SUHD

You can't have the set calibrated correctly the picture on the OLED 930 is stunning, Avatar is literally jaw dropping! I have never seen a picture as good as this

even if that were the case, all the LG OLED's still have the low light issues

even if that were the case, all the LG OLED's still have the low light issues[/quote]

Sorry I don't know of a low light issue?

Sorry I don't know of a low light issue?[/quote]
on the EF950 and all other models there is banding and what is called vignetting on dark scenes (left and right hand side of the screen is wrongly black in places and darker in others, commonly called dark blobs)

I'd advise you don't go looking for it but if you do, search for '5,4,3 and 2% IRE slides oled problems

on this model the 930V there is digital noise reduction that cannot be turned off (see the review at hdtvtest.co.uk for proof). I think if you got a really, really, really brilliant panel then things WOULD look great

I'm tempted to try a 930V as to be honest it's the model that people least complain about so may have the least issues, rather than getting a JS8500

The way you's are all droning on you really do believe these stupid modern plastic televisions can perform better than the Ferguson 7C06

Huh exactly the type of people who want to drive 3 litre Capri Ghias down side streets at break neck speeds till you run innocent toddlers over :disappointed:

on the EF950 and all other models there is banding and what is called vignetting on dark scenes (left and right hand side of the screen is wrongly black in places and darker in others, commonly called dark blobs)
I'd advise you don't go looking for it but if you do, search for '5,4,3 and 2% IRE slides oled problems
on this model the 930V there is digital noise reduction that cannot be turned off (see the review at hdtvtest.co.uk for proof). I think if you got a really, really, really brilliant panel then things WOULD look great
I'm tempted to try a 930V as to be honest it's the model that people least complain about so may have the least issues, rather than getting a JS8500[/quote]
Ok I'm with you and yes my research did reveal this but I can honestly say the 930 is the best picture I have ever come across. I have owned a number of sets in my time and a number of projectors all of which I have pain painstakingly calibrated but none of them come close to the imaged produced by the 930 (you can not buy an absolutely perfect TV set they all have flaws)
But if you can afford it and have the room get one of these the 3d (which I wrote off years ago) is also excellent

Ok I'm with you and yes my research did reveal this but I can honestly say the 930 is the best picture I have ever come across. I have owned a number of sets in my time and a number of projectors all of which I have pain painstakingly calibrated but none of them come close to the imaged produced by the 930 (you can not buy an absolutely perfect TV set they all have flaws)
But if you can afford it and have the room get one of these the 3d (which I wrote off years ago) is also excellent[/quote]
many have said that about the 930V and I might just give it a shot, marks electrical have put theirs up in price but sonic direct have it for £1249.99 delivered with 5YW

I'm going to go with my gut and try the 930V OLED, I'll let you know how it performs

It really is a great set but does need calibrating if you Google, calibrating LG9300 (this is the USA model number) you will find loads of sites

many have said that about the 930V and I might just give it a shot, marks electrical have put theirs up in price but sonic direct have it for £1249.99 delivered with 5YW
I'm going to go with my gut and try the 930V OLED, I'll let you know how it performs[/quote]
Hi mate,did you get a 930v? If u dont mind me asking why go for the 930 over the 910 other than price? I thought the 910 was supposed to be an improvement?

Thanks.

The panasonic 55cx700 (va lcd panel) uhd looks good
For £800 , seen it in pc world, picture looked very contrasty.
to be honest until you take a tv home and try it in a dimly lit room, you will never know if you will like it.
in a brightly lit showroom, all the tvs are turned to maximum brightness and look good.

Hi mate,did you get a 930v? If u dont mind me asking why go for the 930 over the 910 other than price? I thought the 910 was supposed to be an improvement?

the 910 is an improvement on specs with it's 10 bit panel but it apparently does not have 10 bit processing (explains why the DCI-P3 colour % is identicial for the two sets). The 930V is 10% brighter than the 910 but on this occassion it's just about price really

anyway I went to order it and was out of stock at sonic, then same at marks electrical so decided to go for the 920V 4K version - it's the closest to the UHDA premium spec at 446 nits peak brightness (can actually go brighter in the right conditions I believe)
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Is it likely LG will enable 10bit processing via update at some point? How are you finding the 920 - is it a keeper?

Thanks

Is it likely LG will enable 10bit processing via update at some point? How are you finding the 920 - is it a keeper?
Thanks[/quote]
hi, almost zero chance of LG doing that but I hope they do for people who paid a lot of money who were told it had a 10 bit panel (anyone would obviously assume 10 bit processing a given). The 920 had two huge yellow horizontal bands (both 1/5th of the tv each) middle and bottom. HDR didn't add anything compared with my PS4's 1080p feed. Vignetting and low light banding was poor - completely spoilt THE DARK KNIGHT RISES

when these OLED's are good they're incredible but until they fix these problems I'll be owning a a FALD LCD. Good luck, the Hisense K720 is on sale @ Amazon for £999 the 65" and is THE best price to performance tv available

now, early reports from David Mackenzie who has calibrated the Sig' G6 2016 flagship are that uniformity is no longer a problem and for the first time he would have no problem recommending them - it's NOT eradicated but practically gone apparently so if you have a 2015 OLED get that thing sold now. We don't yet know about vignetting/low light banding people have asked but there hasn't been a clear reply yet for some reason

good luck

hi, almost zero chance of LG doing that but I hope they do for people who paid a lot of money who were told it had a 10 bit panel (anyone would obviously assume 10 bit processing a given). The 920 had two huge yellow horizontal bands (both 1/5th of the tv each) middle and bottom. HDR didn't add anything compared with my PS4's 1080p feed. Vignetting and low light banding was poor - completely spoilt THE DARK KNIGHT RISES
when these OLED's are good they're incredible but until they fix these problems I'll be owning a a FALD LCD. Good luck, the Hisense K720 is on sale @ Amazon for £999 the 65" and is THE best price to performance tv available
now, early reports from David Mackenzie who has calibrated the Sig' G6 2016 flagship are that uniformity is no longer a problem and for the first time he would have no problem recommending them - it's NOT eradicated but practically gone apparently so if you have a 2015 OLED get that thing sold now. We don't yet know about vignetting/low light banding people have asked but there hasn't been a clear reply yet for some reason
good luck[/quote]
Thanks trending!