79 inch LG 4k TV c/with Blu-ray player - £2799 @ costco

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79 inch LG 4k TV c/with Blu-ray player £2,799.00 @ Costco

£2799 costco29 Mar 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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jamiemoy1979

25 Mar 16

I have this TV and can't recommend it enough, especially at this price £2799.00. 4K picture quality is amazing.

As this is a package bundle, this also comes with a blu-Ray player.

5yr costco warranty on the TV for a piece of mind too. See the specs below taken from the Web page itself. can't find this any cheaper anywhere else so think this is a hot deal.

The LG UF770V range features LG’s specially designed IPS 4K technology, offering a cutting edge visual experience. Ultra HD 4K resolution is four times that of Full HD, producing brilliant clarity and deep details and colours that amaze, even when viewed up close. Combining the latest innovation in colour packages and light filtering technology, LG delivers more than 20% additional colour reproduction allowing you to explore hues and shades you never knew existed. The 79UF770V features 4K Upscaler capabilities which converts lower resolution entertainment to near 4K quality using a unique 6 step image processing technology, so you can enjoy broadcasts, movies, sports or more in incredible detail.

The LG 79UF770V offers LG's award winning Smart TV webOS platform that revolutionises the way you watch and experience entertainment on your UHD TV. LG’s Smart Entertainment, bringing together all of your favourite UHD 4K entertainment services including Sky Movies, NOW TV, Netflix, BlinkBox, BBC iPlayer and Demand5. You can also stream live sports via Sky Sports on NOW TV, ESPN Player, BBC Sport and Eurosport, as well as access music from Spotify, Napster and YouTube.

The LG UF770V series is Magic Remote ready, allowing you to spend less time searching and more time enjoying with the intuitive point, scroll, gesture or voice commands. The Magic Remote lets you switch effortlessly between live TV, apps and your external devices - you can even control your TV with your smartphone by using the special LG app. The 79UF770V features a built-in Multi Channel Speaker System and Ultra Surround sound, allowing you to enjoy truly powerful room-filling sound for a more immersive entertainment experience.

The UF770V range features a cutting-edge metallic finish that will add a modern touch to your living room. The 79UF770V also boats a super slim and stylish design, with an innovative stand engineered to project scintillating sound delivering a fuller and richer audio experience.

This TV comes complete with the LG BP645 Blu-ray player. The LG BP645 boasts built-in WiFi and Ethernet internet access options and LG Smart Technology offering allowing you to stream content instantly from Netflix, Youtube and more so you can keep up-to-date on your favourite TV shows, movies, sports and music services. The LG BP645 features Miracast™ technology which allows you to share video, game and picture content from your smartphone via this Blu-ray player. The BP645 also features 1080p upscaling, so you can view your old DVDs in fresh, high definition. You can also upscale high definition content to Ultra HD quality and play 2D content. The LG BP645 offers incredible Dolby Digital Plus audio quality as well as cutting edge multi-dimensional, smooth and pixel-perfect 3D content*.

*3D content can only be viewed on a 3D ready TV.

Smart TV with webOS
Ultra HD 4K Streaming
4K Upscaler
IPS 4K Panel
Comes with a Magic Remote for intuitive point, scroll, gesture or voice commands
Ultra slim, premium design

Specification

Television
Brand: LG
Model Number: 79UF770V
LED / LCD / Plasma: LED
Screen Size: 79"
Screen Resolution: 4K UHD (2160p)
Frame Rate: 200Hz, 1000Hz Motion Clarity Index
3D Ready: No
Smart TV: Yes
Internet Ready: Yes
Digital Tuner: Yes
Screen Format: 16:9
Audio: 2x 10w
HDMI/Scarts: 3 x HDMI
USB Ports: 3 x USB ports
Headphone Socket: Yes
DLNA: Yes

Blu-Ray
Model Number: BP645
3D Ready: Yes
Network Compatibility: Wi-Fi Built-in and Ethernet
Up scaling: Yes
Connections: 1 x HDMI, 1 x Optical,
USB Ports: 1 x USB
Memory Card Slots: No
DLNA: Yes
Play Formats: 3D Blu-ray, Blu-ray, DVD, CD
Weight: 1.5 kg
Dimensions: W430 x H43.5 x D205 mm

Top comments

jimhuf

25 Mar 16 20 #3

If only I wasn't married

greysquaill

29 Mar 16 9 #11

Lucky there's a free bluray player bundled. I was going to vote cold otherwise.

macgyvers child

25 Mar 16 7 #8

3D is dead

me_lee

29 Mar 16 7 #21

Cold, doesn't have Ceefax :wink:

All comments (56)

jamiemoy1979

25 Mar 16 #1

http://media.costco.co.uk/medias/sys_master/root/hbc/h83/8866433597470.jpg?buildNumber=RELEASE-47-SVN-2537

gallacherp

25 Mar 16 3 #2

Nice telly but my projector gives me 84"

Reload to gallacherp

26 Mar 16 3 #9

Guessing it's not 4K though. And even if it were the image quality of a good TV screen is leagues beyond any projector screen. Don't get me wrong, I love my projector for blowing up movies but a TV is a different beast.

seanandleah to gallacherp

29 Mar 16 1 #39

my dad's bigger than your dad

jimhuf

25 Mar 16 20 #3

If only I wasn't married

andreasuk to jimhuf

25 Mar 16 #4

your not allowed to buy it? :smiley:

poisondwarf to jimhuf

25 Mar 16 #5

Wot he said^ :disappointed:

rhodyate to jimhuf

29 Mar 16 4 #23

get a divorce and buy one = happy days ahead :smirk:

sofia_the_last to jimhuf

29 Mar 16 3 #28

Get new wives.... I would happily have no birthday ,Xmas, Valentine's , anniversary pressies..if my husband would buy this!

Msic to jimhuf

29 Mar 16 #48

Get this TV, and you wont be :smiley:

sureshot

25 Mar 16 #6

I'm waiting for HDR. Saw an impressive demo last month.

Z0rr0

25 Mar 16 #7

not 3d

macgyvers child

25 Mar 16 7 #8

3D is dead

allanpratt to macgyvers child

26 Mar 16 1 #10

Well wonder why all the big movies batman superman etc still release in 3d it's long from being dead

greysquaill

29 Mar 16 9 #11

Lucky there's a free bluray player bundled. I was going to vote cold otherwise.

barbiegirl

29 Mar 16 2 #12

3D is dead for television. Even Sky mothballed the service. Go check out cinema receipts for 2D vs 3D.

Bromhead

29 Mar 16 3 #13

It's Dead.

barbiegirl

29 Mar 16 5 #14

Personally, being a Londoner, I'd be pleased to be able to afford a house with a room big enough to cope with a 79 inch screen!

gibblesuk

29 Mar 16 #15

This TV includes a Magic Remote!

couragenh

29 Mar 16 1 #16

For you, it is. As for my family, we play in full screen split-screen games using dual play that a 3D tvs allow.

So yeah, it's a cold deal for me because there is no 3D function.

allsa001

29 Mar 16 #17

I would love this

tyflux

29 Mar 16 #18

A projector 'screen' doesn't have any inherent quality with regards resolution etc.

Have you seen a 4K projector? I have - they're mind blowing. Your 4K TV doesn't come close.

When you go the cinema it's generally 2K at a huge size - now imagine what a decent 4K projector looks like. Your 4K TV looks so good because it's small.

MIDURIX

29 Mar 16 1 #19

That's a bit like saying the Sega Dreamcast isn't dead because you still play it. I always argued for 3D in the past and 3D film releases from 2010-2015 kind of say it has been going strong, but Samsung and Philips have just said they aren't going to be making any more 3D TVs, so yeah, it is dead.
If you are going to cold vote every tv which doesn't have 3D you are going to very quickly run out of tv deals you can vote hot!

PAUL7331

29 Mar 16 #20

That's a hell of a lot of TV for the money!

me_lee

29 Mar 16 7 #21

Cold, doesn't have Ceefax :wink:

daudiamd

29 Mar 16 #22

Heat because not 3D :wink:

qwerty212

29 Mar 16 1 #24

Is there really any need for a tv that big? First it was 55 inch, then 60, and now this? when will it end?

magicpork

29 Mar 16 1 #25

just need bigger room.. stupid London housing price.. :smiley:

voted hot

Lloydinio

29 Mar 16 1 #26

Sky 3D has stppoed running as a channel, sports channels don't show as 3D BBC stopped making 3D prgrammes. Most 3D movies are just converted to 3D and don't look that good. 3D is dead on TV's

captainbeaky

29 Mar 16 #27

Strange decision to bundle a 3D Blu-Ray player with this TV.

Fluff

29 Mar 16 4 #29

I would happily date any man who had this TV.

Time to update my Match.com profile!

jacksterJDM

29 Mar 16 #30

Jeeves bring round the car. We're going shopping.

polly69

29 Mar 16 #31

3D dead what a daft thing to say, all the big movies come out in 3D and then to Bluray in 3D just because Sky quit their service means nothing it was rubbish and was extra money on top of their already massive prices, You say 3D is dead because either you've never seen a good 3D picture or your TV isn't 3D. I admit that on TV's its not that great sometimes but on a projector its awesome I watched the last Transformers film on my projector a few months back and it was brilliant i was blown away with how good it was. If 3D's dead why is it available on all the big TV manufactures high end TV's and why is it that it will continue to be included on 4K and 8K sets. Just because 2D ticket sales are higher than 3D thats easily explained its always more expensive to see a movie in 3D and with it being £10+ to see a movie in 2D saving a couple of quid makes sense to a lot of people especially if your taking the family to see a movie that can add up to a £20+ savings, theirs your answer.

I am the first to admit that not all films lend themselves well to 3D and in some movies i just think its pointless but films like Starwars and Avatar work great in 3D and are the only way to watch them, i suggest you go and see Avatar on a decent TV in 3D then come back and tell me its rubbish and a dead format. Your personal opinion obviously doesn't match most peoples and the manufacturers and the movie companies as their is now more files coming out in 3D than ever before, all the big blockbusters are in 3D

Heres how dead 3D is
http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/search.php?action=search&other_bluray3d=1&sortby=releasetimestamp

barbiegirl

29 Mar 16 #32

Exactly. It's a typical egocentric comment you see on the web every day. I still use 3D therefore it's not dead. You might as well say the Cortina is still produced because I still drive one, or Nokia are lead the mobile market share because I've got one.

hackboski

29 Mar 16 #33

79 inches ... good god!

barbiegirl

29 Mar 16 #34

Nope. I have a 3D TV. And Sky's 3D content is now free. It costs very little to turn a film into 3D which is why the movie producers still do it. Most people at cinemas choose 2D over 3D. Is it because of the price or do a lot of people just not enjoy the experience, find it uncomfortable and not really enhancing their experience. We are talking about a technology that has been around since the 1950's at least. Wasn't that popular then, isn't that popular now.

Just becuase there's lots of releases, doesn't mean there's lots of takers.

carlospembroke

29 Mar 16 #35

3D is Dead, Dead i tells yu!! Hot from me.

Dodge62

29 Mar 16 #36

Finally a TV large enough to actually justify 4K. Bet it looks crap with SD programmes, mind.

ashmac

29 Mar 16 #37

at this price i would not be goin for this ...this is 4k oled with hdr money almost which is yhe way forward ..spending this amount on old tech is mental

Daves_mate

29 Mar 16 #38

This is an awesome deal for such a big 4K screen. I'm sooo glad the prices are dropping so fast. Once i'm ready to upgrade my beloved Pioneer 50" Kuro plasma (which cost me £2300) my next TV has to be 65" > 80" in size. Only other additions to the spec would be HDR and OLED screen (hoping 4K projectors come into the price range so I can keep my Kuro). Waiting patiently ... :smile: HEAT!!!

ollie87

29 Mar 16 5 #40

My willy is bigger than yours.

joojools

29 Mar 16 1 #41

Loving the comments - these scraps on technology deals always crack me up!
I haven't got a willy but I would LOVE a 79" TV but my hubby won't even let me get a 60" - he'd have a fit with his legs up if I came home with a 79" lol :laughing:

baseley09

29 Mar 16 #42

PS Samsung and LG are both dropping 3D from their screens.

thearrowmaker

29 Mar 16 #43

Bigger is better. So they say. Realistically if you get a 4K tv then you are looking at 65" and above. Anything less and the advantage over Full HD isn't so obvious.

It makes me laugh when I see 40" 4k tv's for sale. It's pure marketing. From a normal viewing distance you are simply not going to see any advantage over a bog standard HD set.

Voted hot as this is a good price for the spec's.

MIDURIX

29 Mar 16 #44

Is Willy the name of your male friend?

Boogie123

29 Mar 16 1 #45

if I order 4 of them, will I have 16k ? :man:

mcormack to Boogie123

29 Mar 16 #47

Yeh, but you will have 11.196k debt!

afroylnt to Boogie123

29 Mar 16 1 #50

Not sure about that but you would have 11k less than you started with... oops repeated comment..

ollie87

29 Mar 16 #46

It's her nickname, her real name is Winnie.

Tech_Addict

29 Mar 16 #49

doesn't matter which way they butter it up it's still an LCD TV with all the problems that come with the tech, i would rather have a smaller 1080p Oled which will make the pic quality of this look like a washed out gameboy colour, with the screen uniformity of a stained white bed sheet.

qwerty212

30 Mar 16 #51

Bloody women eh? Never satisfied with a smaller one.

davecurtains

30 Mar 16 #52

Yep I have my 50" Kuro plasma still going strong :smiley: Got a bit of screen burn in but the LED screens just don't match the Kuro's quality even now. Next step has to be OLED at 70" or more :smiley:

ebayoni

31 Mar 16 #53

+++

bootymaster

1 Apr 16 #54

How do the LG panels compare to the rest these days? A few years ago they used the same panel as Panasonic but the firmware didn't match in quality so you got a degree of motion blur when watching live sports.

Sqsq

6 Apr 16 #55