I'm planning to go in store tomorrow morning to make my decision

Tbh we still havent bought a TV yet! Im still torn between the two and kinda hoping the 7 series samsung falls in price a bit more. I think I'll go in store at some point and just maje a decision from there.

What did you ended up going for? I'm also stuck in-between the 5cx700b and this

Attractive Design, wow...

is this LCD crinkle cut not flat???

The HDR update has been applied in the uk. I have watched HDR content from Amazon prime on the same model albeit 60"

Currys currently have the Sony KD-49X8309C for 699 (800hz version for 649 at coop) - someone has posted the deal already. Worth adding to the mix if you are looking for a new telly around that size, picture quality is amazing.

a great deal but PC WORLD/CURRYS is the worst customer service ive ever had.

highly advisable to get this deal elsewhere, i would egeniunely pay £100 more elsewhere than have to deal with the shocking pc world customer service

Yeah I paid £698, but got Quidco at 15% that has tracked. I think it is around the £80 as it is after VAT.

Bargain of a price I have to say!!

Can someone please tell me the stand dimensions please as I need to make sure this fits on my existing TV table.

We paid £698 , but also quidco raised the cashback up to 15% so it was around £75 to £80 cashback

Got this in the Black Friday sales and the TV is amazing!! The picture is great and when running it through Netflix to get 4K the picture is out of this world.

Cracking TV :smiley:

the HDR update to my knowledge hasn't yet happened in our region however a reliabe reviewer in France has been told directly by Samsung it will get the update despite it's 8 bit panel. The display doesn't have the brightness to do HDR justice anyway but there's ADDED detail in HDR streams it's not all about brightness

the k720 is just over twice as bright (600 nits) as both of these tv's and is due a HDR update next year. Problem is you don't see them on display a lot so it's a bit of a risk however with it's full array local dimming (78 separate backlights individually controlling the picture where the panasonic has only 18 and has been proven ineffective, Samsung none) - you're in for a treat

you cannot go wrong with the k720 but Samsung do create a lovely picture that requires practically no tinkering most of the time. With the k720 you need to play with the settings but once you have it right, you have a beauty :smile:

It does support 4:4:4

It has already had an HDR update

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Just in case anyone was wondering what on earth NCT is..

http://www.samsung.com/uk/discover/tv/think-youve-seen-colour-think-again/

is there a samsung tv in a smaller size, preferably in around 46 inches same model though

Do you know whether it's going to get a hdr update? I've heard that the cx700 produces more natural colours, do you have to adjust it quite a bit to get better colours on it? I feel like ill need to just look at both of them in store

What's better between this and the Panasonic 50cx700?

...or the Sony KD49X8307CSU?

At first I was :neutral_face: But then I :laughing:

Will that work if I bought a smaller television but wanted a bigger one?

Bought this TV in the Black Friday Deals from Currys for £699 and cannot fault it.

Try here for questions AV Forums

the Hisense k720 has full array local dimming, is 55" and only £668 delivered at AO.com. I've seen both and believe me despite the QD later that adds technically 5 -15% colour, the Hisense is a clear winner here

totally agree bluray on a native 1080p panel is still king. Enjoy your TV

gaming response time and I been the owner of 2 4k TV's in the last few years. My conclusion is that if it cannot be used with a PC, I consider them useless and also not even good at replicating a 1080p picture as good as a proper 1080p tv

lol don't think the average user needs 444 4k 60hz but the Hisense actually does do it after the latest firmware update

didn't even need game mode for my reaction sensitive games so lag was no problem for me. Response time? of what - the menu's are very responsive

both good tv's but you really can notice the difference betweeen a FALD and non-FALD tv, espcially with blacks/contrast

just trying to tell folks of the value available

I too use a sound bar (mainly for movies) but for day to day tv viewing the built in speakers are excellent, a really nice clear projection of sound. Great TV !!!

​Mainly edge-lit LED screens I think.

I have this TV, picture is fantastic, 4K works great with my PC and Netflix/Amazon, has Bluetooth & WiFi, can't comment on the speakers though as I used a Yamaha SRT-1000 with it. Had some clouding initially, but after gently rubbing the screen in certain areas this is no longer the case. Viewing angles aren't fantastic, but I sit straight in front of it most of the time so I barely notice.

Great TV for the money.

Might get more heat and comments if moved to audiovisual section

Has anyone seen any reviews for this TV?

Worth noting, this offer also comes with a 5 year guarantee, I'm in the market for a new TV 50'+ So considering most options.