Seems like the best price so far.Price is dropping.......Great news

Almost as good as the 50in version from Currys recently, after Priority Moments discount was 429.99

Cheers OP, had to bite at that price!

just bought this today £558.99 from richersounds i saw it elsewhere at £480 but the 6 year warranty with RS enticed me enough considering mine just blew.

John Lewis agreed to Price match Crampton & Moore's price of 489£ but unfortunately these are currently out of stock at John Lewis.......:neutral_face:

looks like topcashback do 3.67% off too

Never taken an extended warranty. My current Samsung is a Plasma that's about 6 years old & I've been deciding what to replace it with. Nothing wrong with it, just time to upgrade.

You are legally allowed to return the goods within the first six years, although you have to prove faults are not because of general wear and tear. So if your television packs up at two years old, you could reasonably argue that as a big ticket purchase, such an item should have an expected life far longer than 2 years.

You are within your rights to go back to the manufacturer or shop and demand a replacement or that it is fixed.

I am not sure that is true, most manufacturers will cover you for a year or two while item is under warranty & then legally they are not bound to cover you for any faults ? I will be interested to know where have you got your info from?

I bit at this price. Been keeping an eye on this TV for a while and this is the cheapest I've seen it. Thanks Op

Terrific TV at a great price. Had ours for a few months now. The inbuilt USB media player plays almost everything.

Your contract is with the retailer so that is incorrect, although if the manufacturer offers you a remedy as a good will gesture then that is all well and good but they don't legally have to do anything. :smiley:

You are protected for up to 6 years but via the retailer not the manufacturer regardless of if they claim the warranty is only 1 or 2 years. However this is if you can prove you didn't do anything to damage it and if it should reasonably last longer than 6 years (and a bunch of other clauses). These days I suspect a TV's reasonable lifetime is arguably only around 4-5 years (saying that mine is over10) but I did get a previous telly repaired free at 4 years old when the power board died.

Good deal

How have people found this TV for playing standard definition content? I mainly use Kodi / Sonarr for my TV shows and the comments on poor handling of SD content on 4K screens is putting me off upgrading.

I've also got a 6 year old plasma (a Panasonic FHD one) and are you sure this is an upgrade? Always found plasma unbeatable PQ-wise and as for watching footie on the LED's I've seen :confused: Only downside is the leccy consumption but 440 quid buys a lot of kwhs!

Nice tv. Im pick up the 40inch from richer sounds today. It's £450 but can't fit anything bigger in the bedroom or would have this.

​Sorry i elected next day delivery £9.99 and its half 11 just had a call to say tv on way be half hour ..greatstuff

Wait for OLED.

Plasma > anything LCD based. Pretty much. A few really top end LCD's can top low end plasma. But high end plasma is only topped by OLED. Regardless of pixel count. (Although, anyone using pixel count as any sort of gauge to PQ has no idea anyway ....)

When I was mewsing through John Lewis' TV selection, it was the OLED that really drew me.
The prices are daft but so are the curved LCD screens and that's a worse gimmick than 3D for selling TVs... A cinema screen is curved to ensure unform brightness and to reduce stretching when using a projected source - why would you need it for a (comparatively) small LCD panel?

Great deal! Stupid question, but where does one put the discount code mentioned? Cant see it on any of the screens!

Page not found?

expired.

Yep. Pincushion effect.

All the "more immersive" garbage they spout is just marketing spiel. So they can sell an otherwise pointless feature. And they look stupid wall mounted as well. If you can wall mount. Not all curved ones can be.

It'll be OLED next for me. Not sure when. At least another year I'd guess. Maybe 2 or 3 given the size and quality I'll be after ....

(3D I actually don't mind. It's not a major selling point. But 3D on my TV actually looks pretty good. I still use it from time to time on the few films that bother doing it well. "Gravity" not in 3D is only half a film ...)

Not £439 any longer. Had it in my basket and it has since gone up.

Many thanks.... can only get it for the price of £ 489.00 with the discount code... what am i missing?

Seems they have "adjusted" the price :disappointed:
Expiring

You must have a H-SBS copy :stuck_out_tongue:

3D on my TV is pretty good too but we haven't used it past the 1st few months...
I keep putting 3D content on my Plex server in the hope of remedying that but we just CBA most of the time :smirk:

Anyone going to expire this???? still getting heat despite it not being available at the said price anymore!

Yeah. The number of ones worth watching coming through now is very small. But the good ones are still worth firing it up for. Unless you have passive of course. Passive 3D is pretty garbage. Active is much better (if you're not the headachey type) but much more faffing with glasses and changing/batteries ....

For anyone who managed to get one of these I was getting hounded by calls from PRC. I was expecting them to cancel, but they just wanted dot let me know delivery will be 2-3 weeks

Missed it......grrrrrrrrr