LG 4K TV 55UF770V Black & Silver - 55inch Ultra HD TV, LED, Smart with webOS, 3 HDMI and 3 USB Ports - See more at: http://www.coopelectricalshop.co.uk/LG-4K-TV-55UF770V-Black-Silver-55inch-Ultra-HD-TV
£779.99 reduced to £729.99 with code FTV50.
Latest comments (36)
gordon06
7 Jan 16#32
Bought this TV, 55" just before Christmas and paid £799. For the money I'd say there is nothing out there to better it. 4K picture quality through Amazon Prime/ YouTube & Netflix is superb. HD looks that little bit sharper & vibrant and even SD picture seems more watchable. Had to play around with the picture for a few weeks to get what I view as an excellent overall picture.
ithinkin to gordon06
17 Apr 16#36
was it more during the sales?
ithinkin
17 Apr 16#35
Have done research and this TV is indeed one of the best around.
I bought this tv from Argos before Christmas for 560quit and i love it.It has a Usb 3.0 not mentioned in description. Any questions?
hkphooey to Radley84
7 Jan 16#31
Mate what is it like on SD input please???? also as guys have mentioned on here what sports like to watch on it??? they are saying its blurred
phpandsql
3 Jan 16#2
Good price anyone can review on this?
leighannecooper to phpandsql
6 Jan 16#30
It's a fantastic tv I have it amazing picture and features
wackyraces
6 Jan 16#29
I liked the look of this but with CES 2016 and the UHD Alliance certification being touted around, I've decided to wait. I'm sure many of the 2015 4K devices will get the certification.
twinkle
6 Jan 16#28
No I meant the Mark Electrical site were it was £729 with a 5 year LG warranty
AMZ1000
6 Jan 16#27
Awful pictures on fast moving scenes such as sports and movies. Trust me I had to return this product as the fact of paying for a 4k tv was not to have my sports and movies spoilt .
I tired all settings and even called LG for advice but the processor is just too slow.
gg1pl
6 Jan 16#26
£779.99 reduced to £729.99 with code FTV50.
pops1975
3 Jan 16#10
Same price at RGB Direct and Marks Electrical with free 5 year warranty via registration.
Heat added, still best current price and Co-op dont charge the earth for extended warranties.
twinkle to pops1975
6 Jan 16#25
Looked at this yesterday. Just been to look at it at Currys before ordering and looking at the web site it's now up £50....slow again I guess
Correction still same at RGB it's Marks that has gone up.
I have this TV and have zero complaints, easy to use, great picture and decent upscaling (even of SD material)
bagga212
6 Jan 16#17
No HDR cold
mcormack to bagga212
6 Jan 16#21
No I.Q. Freezing!
hkphooey
6 Jan 16#19
mmmmmm well the SUHD models i can see are in excess of £1400 so why would anyone really think this is HDR???
hkphooey
6 Jan 16#18
That US review does not seem to be the same TV as the UK spec one!!! stand is defiantly different
hkphooey
6 Jan 16#16
I have been stalking the 43" version of this but if its not a "True 4K" as people say i might try something else, i know 43" for 4K is not really worth bothering about but i want the best bang for my buck and 43" not 40" like most manufacturers sell.
AbandonedTrolley
6 Jan 16#15
If you can suffer a 49" then Currys have the 850V for £629
Maybe , maybe not but without HDR is a lost cause. I was considering a new bedroom to.
Am holding out two to three months now
kidrock123
4 Jan 161#13
The LG model mentioned in the review is the 690V and NOT the 770V in this post so unsure how you can make that conclusion?
As stated by Andy365 above, all the 7 series models have VP9 for the 4k experience.
ChrisUK
4 Jan 16#11
Avoid if you are looking for a true 4K experience.
gazter to ChrisUK
4 Jan 161#12
Again, why? This seems the full uhd montie, and it has hdmi 2.0 inputs. Ive heard a few concerns about input lag on the xxUF770V range, but i havent read any concerns about the actual quality of the image. There are plenty of reviews both professional and purchasers. The biggest complaint seems to be it isnt as good as the OLED range, but then nothing is.
I'm currently eyeing up the 79inch version of this at Costco. I would be interested as to why you think it is a hobbled 4k.
Andy365
3 Jan 16#9
I thought it was only the 6 series that were faux 4k/no vp9 and that the 7 series was full 4k/full 4k youtube?
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Latest comments (36)
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I tired all settings and even called LG for advice but the processor is just too slow.
Heat added, still best current price and Co-op dont charge the earth for extended warranties.
Correction still same at RGB it's Marks that has gone up.
http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-and-home-entertainment/televisions/televisions/lg-55uf770v-smart-ultra-hd-4k-55-led-tv-10124827-pdt.html
The lower spec 680 series is £649...
http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-and-home-entertainment/televisions/televisions/lg-49uf850v-smart-3d-ultra-hd-4k-49-led-tv-10124824-pdt.html
Am holding out two to three months now
As stated by Andy365 above, all the 7 series models have VP9 for the 4k experience.
I'm currently eyeing up the 79inch version of this at Costco. I would be interested as to why you think it is a hobbled 4k.
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