LG 60UF695V, 60 Smart UHD 4K LED TV in Black with Freeview HDD - £899.99 @ RGB Direct

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LG 60UF695V, 60 Smart UHD 4K LED TV in Black with Freeview HDD - £899.99 - RGB Direct

£899.99 RGB Direct7 Jan 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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IrfanFaruki

7 Jan 16

Was looking around for 55 inch 4K TV and came across this @ RGBDirect.

The price seems to be the cheapest it has been.

Note: Website says "Exclusive Deal - FREE 5 Year TV Warranty via registration"

General TV Details
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Product Details of LG 60UF695V

The 60UF695 is a Smart LG TV which converts lower resolution content up to a near 4K Ultra HD quality

With access to Netflix, Amazon and YouTube youll be able to access a wealth of great shows, movies and music in the comfort of your living room

Ultra HD 4K resolution

An LG, Full HD LED TV evenly spaces the pixels apart and measures from centre to centre for absolute pixel resolution

So whether its your favourite movie or TV show, youll enjoy a crystal clear viewing experience

Smart TV

The 60UF695V LG Smart TV platform brings some of the best content to the screen. Theres catch-up TV from the likes of BBC iPlayer and Demand 5, as well as instant access to movies on demand via Sky Movies on NOW TV, Netflix, Amazon Instant, Blinkbox and YouTube

You can also stream live sports via Skysports on NOW TV, BBC Sport and Eurosport. Theres also access to music from Spotify and Napster, plus social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter. (Services may vary across products and platforms).

Ultra HD 4K Streaming

With LGs intuitive Smart TV platform you can enjoy Ultra HD 4K content from the likes of Netflix, Amazon Instant and YouTube

4K Upscaler

The LG UF695V 4K Upscaler converts lower resolution entertainment to near 4K quality by using a unique six-step image processing technology. So whether its broadcasts, movies, sports or more, you can now enjoy it all in incredible detail

IPS 4K panel

Specially designed for LG TVs is the IPS 4K Panel which makes any seat in the house the best. This delivers an outstanding ULTRA high-definition performance, displaying true colours from any angle with four times the resolution of Full HD

Perfect partners

With TVs getting slimmer and built-in speakers getting smaller, choosing the right sound system is more important than ever. Soundbars enhance your TVs sound quality and add that extra audio punch to all your movies, games and TV programmes

Also known as 60UF695, 60UF695V, Ultra HD 4K TV

------Found basic review at sites below-----
http://vsbee.com/tvs/reviews/LG_60UF695V-tv-review

------LG Support Link------
http://www.lg.com/uk/support-product/lg-60UF695V

------Specs Details on Pcworld Link------
http://www.pcworldbusiness.co.uk/catalogue/item/P228687P

Top comments

Ergates

7 Jan 16 3 #6

http://www.pcworldbusiness.co.uk/catalogue/item/P228687P

PC World seem to have a decimal point in the wrong place..

All comments (24)

Ergates

7 Jan 16 #1

Tempting. Heat added. Anyone know of any reviews - I can't seem to find any..

zx636r

7 Jan 16 #2

I imagine SD broadcasts would look mega pony on a panel this size.......

Lloydinio to zx636r

7 Jan 16 #7

I have a 63 inch Full HD, and SD broadcasts don't look too bad

DarrylJohn to zx636r

7 Jan 16 1 #14

Think real life minecraft. ha ha

Automodellista

7 Jan 16 #3

I'd be worried about backlight bleed on an IPS panel that size. I had to return 2 Samsung 6800 series 55 inch tv's for that reason and it turns out the 50 and 60 inch models used va panels and were apparently fine. might not affect this tv of course but id check first.

lollypoplee to Automodellista

7 Jan 16 1 #4

What is backlight bleed mate ???

IrfanFaruki

7 Jan 16 #5

Not sure why people are voting cold?

Ergates

7 Jan 16 3 #6

http://www.pcworldbusiness.co.uk/catalogue/item/P228687P

PC World seem to have a decimal point in the wrong place..

Zatos

7 Jan 16 #8

SD content on a full HD 1080p won't look too bad. He is referring to the 4k upscaling.

montana78

7 Jan 16 #9

i'd rather £300 more for this than the 65" digihome one

twinkle

7 Jan 16 #10

You will need a big unit as the stand shows legs at each end. I know a few people have complained about this feature.

rob1990

7 Jan 16 1 #11

It's when the LED lighting array is normally around the side of the screen to light it up. Sometimes the LEDs are not positioned correctly and the light 'bleeds' onto the screen. It's most noticeable on dark scenes in movies/tv shows. Like when you have the black bars at the top and bottom of films, you can see in the corners of the screen that it looks lighter or grey instead of black

peterszy

7 Jan 16 1 #12

same comment as lollypoplee. can someone tell us what "backlight bleed" is and what do the suppliers say when you return it? thanks just don't understand all the jargon. I'm still using a 47" Panasonic plasma over 7 years old and apart from failing once and repaired under their 5 year warranty I get a pretty good picture still. But I keep getting tempted. That's why I'm looking on this site! But choosing a replacement is hard as so many out there and varying comments on all I look at. Cheers to all who read this and happy new year and telly hunting!!

beltabry

7 Jan 16 #13

Thanks for that, you have explained a problem I had on a toshiba set I bought for a spare room, I didn't know exactly why those lights were shining through the 4 corners of the screen during dark pictures but it was unbearable, sold the tv after 2 month

slo_moshun

7 Jan 16 #15

Next TV is OLED when more appropriately priced for me. IPS showing 4k alarms me with poor blacks and bleed.

richyjwill

7 Jan 16 1 #16

hahaha ..nah that's pc world's usual mark up.

ratcatcher

7 Jan 16 #17

No 4K dvd or normal broadcasts.
Only a couple of VERY EXPENSIVE subscriptions with a small number of movies.

Ergates to ratcatcher

7 Jan 16 #18

That's what's putting me off. But to be honest, I'm not sure Netflix is VERY EXPENSIVE. And there will be more and more 4K over time. But, Yes, a new TV will inevitably be some sort of compromise. It'll be too big for SD and too small for 4K. I think 55 inches is a reasonable compromise at the moment but it will depend on your preferences/room size/viewing distance/sources/content/etc...

mcormack

7 Jan 16 #19

Too much acid!

ratcatcher

7 Jan 16 1 #20

Sony and Warner Bros are bringing out 4K Blue Ray DVDs this year BUT you will need a NEW expensive DVD player to use them as they will be no good on the standard that is out now.
It will still be a good while before true 4K broadcasts via aerial if ever because of the data content that needs to be transmitted.
4K is the FUTURE just like HD was and is still to come but affordable transmitting and receiving technology is not
there yet. Perhaps 2022.

666bandit666

7 Jan 16 #21

Doesn't show an optical output for soundbar / playbar???

fireblade666

8 Jan 16 #22

I've got the model above this and paid same price on black Friday deal. good picture and contrast. it replaced a 50 inch Panasonic plasma.

slater81

9 Jan 16 #23

Sky's 4K service launches start of this year.

michael18941

9 Jan 16 #24

Not future proof no HDR