Samsung UE48JU6400 (4K 48" TV with 5yr G) price match - £519 @ John Lewis

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Samsung UE48JU6400 (4K 48" TV with 5yr G) £519.00 price match @ John Lewis

£519 John Lewis6 Mar 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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lersince1991

4 Mar 16

If your looking at getting this Samsung TV then this is a great price (via price match with Crampton & Moore) and buying with John Lewis gets the 5 year guarantee and great service. This gets £80 off the normal price!

My price match was accepted the same day, you won't have any issues with this.

Crampton and Moore link:
http://www.cramptonandmoore.co.uk/samsung-ue48ju6400-48-inch-4k-uhd-smart-tv.html

John Lewis Link:
http://www.johnlewis.com/samsung-ue48ju6400-led-4k-ultra-hd-smart-tv-48-with-freeview-hd-and-built-in-wi-fi/p1929338

John Lewis Price match request:
https://www.johnlewis.com/never-knowingly-undersold

ACT FAST: CRAMPTON AND MOORE NEARLY SOLD OUT - WHEN OUT OF STOCK JL WONT PRICE MATCH.

You can purchase online with delivery and get the difference refunded. Or purchase in store and they normally price match there and then, if not you will have to go the their customer services.

Latest comments (68)

wakkaday

19 Mar 16 #68

Think about the this or the other 40 inch curved for 550 . Is this an old model ?

wakkaday

18 Mar 16 #67

Is 500 still best price

lersince1991

16 Mar 16 #66

Submit another price match request, I normally do one matching their online price and one matching their in store price to cover both angles, normally they accept both without added charges but if I were you just submit another to get a different staff member rather than argue it

Kash-Miester

16 Mar 16 #64

Excellent find, i just did the same yesterday, not heard back from John Lewis but i found it online for £509, hoping John Lewis match it.

lersince1991 to Kash-Miester

16 Mar 16 #65

They won't match online prices unless there is a store somewhere in the uk, hence why Crampton and Moore have been the best place to price match against for a long while

GuestUK

15 Mar 16 #63

Sounds like you got an absolute **** member of staff.

Guy a richer sounds was like this to me

greazedlightning

14 Mar 16 #62

Thank you for your price match request for the Samsung UE48JU6400 LED HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart TV, 48" with Freeview HD and Built-In Wi-Fi.

I have looked into your request and will be happy to match the price of £528.99 (£519.00 for the cost of the TV & £9.99 delivery charge from Crampton & Moore to your post code) for the Samsung UE48JU6400 LED HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart TV, 48" with Freeview HD and Built-In Wi-Fi (product code 82442164) seen at Crampton & Moore.

How can I get them to drop £9.99?

jlr66

12 Mar 16 #58

Anybody have any thoughts as to the better model - this one, or the Sony on sale at Costco next week?

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/sony-kd49x8005cbu-49-4k-ultrahd-led-smart-android-tv-479-98-costco-2411496?page=5#comments

AzeemB to jlr66

13 Mar 16 #60

no idea, but people seem to have had issues about android on sony tv's being very slow

greazedlightning to jlr66

14 Mar 16 #61

Personally I think this samsung is better than the sony you have mentioned. I say this after seeing the display of both sets at John Lewis. Also from what I read, the Sony android OS needs to mature a bit more.

deaglecat

13 Mar 16 #59

no 10 bit panel. will take hdr feed but still output at 8bit

lersince1991

12 Mar 16 #57

Ps... John Lewis refunded me the difference TWICE, I think a technical glitch but I ended up getting it for £440

lersince1991

12 Mar 16 #56

I seriously doubt it's hdr, think it's a typo unless it's a feature been actived from a firmware update.

I have to say it's a great TV and very happy, but not convinced even I (20/20 vision sitting 3m away) can tell the difference between 1080p and 4K (I have put the Martian on in 4K) - not that it's bad, I think it's just as good as it gets. Really what I am saying is 4K is only really visible from 55" and above screen sizes.

vjans

12 Mar 16 #55

Back in stock @ JL,

greazedlightning

11 Mar 16 #52

OOS in JL.
Does this support HDR?

Mr_Gee to greazedlightning

11 Mar 16 #54

Says HDR on JL site in the heading! :stuck_out_tongue:

Mr_Gee

11 Mar 16 #53

Thanks for the heads up, We new about the viewing angles but they are supposed to be better on the 48" we also new about the sd doesn't look so good. but we don't really watch anything in sd now so shouldn't be a problem for us. Glad it has the latest firmware to. Many Thanks for your input. :smirk:

karlypants

11 Mar 16 #51

Mine finally arrived at 9:30pm last night but I have to say that on the out of the box experience without picture tweaking is great, 4K videos on Youtube look ace although as said in reviews, some SD terrestrial channels don't look as good but I'm being picky.

The only thing is, is that there are not as many apps on the new Tizen OS that Samsung TV's now use compared to my 48H6400 but I feel that this is just because it's relatively new and hopefully more will be added.

My TV came with the latest firmware (1443) so it looks like it is a new build TV (manufactured in Feb) and not old stock and so far I haven't come across any backlight bleed around the bezel, motion blur, DSE etc.

I also plan to eventually put mine up on the wall and was concerned with the issues pointed out about the viewing angle but that also seems fine to me. :smiley:

karlypants

9 Mar 16 1 #48

I have mine arriving tomorrow, I hope it has no issues like those from over on the owners thread on AV Forums.

Mr_Gee to karlypants

10 Mar 16 #50

Let us know what it's like, wish mine was coming today....:disappointed:

Mr_Gee

10 Mar 16 #49

Glad I Didn't hang about, John Lewis is now showing sold out!
Roll on Saturday for delivery.....:stuck_out_tongue:

millward84

9 Mar 16 #47

Any 55 inch deals of this tv thanks

Pb007

8 Mar 16 #45

Hey guys! I'm thinking of purchasing this TV need a good big TV in the £500-£600 range, is this my best option? how is it like?

DynamiteWhyte to Pb007

8 Mar 16 2 #46

Bought it last week. Have only used it for gaming and Netflix but it has been superb.

Deal0rN0Dea1

8 Mar 16 1 #44

Yep, really picky! However I've gone for the original deal now! I think its a good price from a reputable seller and with extended guarantee. Hope the Tv is as good as I've read!

lersince1991

7 Mar 16 #42

Nice one, probably worth submitting a couple of price match requests at the same time to make sure you get one that accepts it properly.

Also worth mentioning that I've been doing this for years, Crampton and Moore have always been the cheapest to price match against and JL have always accepted, this is now my 3rd tv with this discount (I'm now sorted for 5++ years).

John Lewis have always been fantastic with me, never had any problems with their service even when things go wrong.

Enjoy and remember this next time you buy a tv too.

Mr_Gee to lersince1991

7 Mar 16 #43

I know John Lewis are fantastic with there services. We have brought before and had a problem with screen burn on a pioneer screen. they swapped it 3 times and gave us a loan set to use to. After all the hassle they let us just swap to a different TV. Can't fault them.
We normally do price match but they are really getting picky with whom they match! another is richer sounds though.
That's how we got our last TV, Panasonic 6years old £1200 so this TV for £519 from JL seems a steal.
Thanks again...:stuck_out_tongue:

Mr_Gee

7 Mar 16 #41

Yes have tried a few now, but no joy. They seem to be very picky. Just sent a price match for the Crampton moore Deal at £519 think this is a good deal as I nearly got the ue48j5500 this is only £70 more...:stuck_out_tongue:

All priced matched at £519 from John Lewis with 5 year warranty and free delivery this Saturday! Happy Days :stuck_out_tongue:
Thanks OP for the heads up great find......

GuestUK

7 Mar 16 1 #40

I've just had mine confirmed on this 48" deal. Going to order now.

So they will refund the £80 to me within 7 days of delivery!

Not bad at all. Should last me about 8 years like my current Samsung has

twinkle

7 Mar 16 1 #39

I've tried several price matches with JL and they can be really obscure in their reasons not to pric ematch. Crampton and Moore is the first success I've had this year..and the 48 inch didn't have the delivery charge added but the 55 inch one did...different agents though.

Deal0rN0Dea1

7 Mar 16 #38

I'm guessing you've had an email saying they wont price match due to there being a difference in their t&c in regards to cancellation and re delivery...

twinkle

7 Mar 16 #37

John Lewis also charge the £12.99 delivery fee on price matches from JL...just had mine back for a 55 inch

bradstar187

7 Mar 16 #35

519 every where. pc world also have the older module 399

twinkle to bradstar187

7 Mar 16 #36

but not with a 5 year warranty...and I've had to claim twice on TVs in the 3rd year...would never spend over £400 without a 5 year warranty

GuestUK

6 Mar 16 #33

Let me know the outcome Mr Gee

Mr_Gee to GuestUK

6 Mar 16 #34

will do :smirk: I hope they do! but even still £519 is still tempting.....

Mr_Gee

6 Mar 16 #32

anyone price matched this for cheaper? tempted :stuck_out_tongue:
waiting on a price match request that I sent for 499.99 to JL

GuestUK

6 Mar 16 #31

Send off price match to JL

rhodyate

6 Mar 16 #30

hot

hensey

6 Mar 16 #29

price a bit high for this

AsherDG

6 Mar 16 1 #28

I have this TV and very happy with it. It's one of the better 4k TVs for gaming as the input lag in game mode is low.

skyarsenal

6 Mar 16 2 #27

I'm waiting for the new models in April

moneychop

6 Mar 16 #26

Woah there are a few horror stories on there

eslick

6 Mar 16 #25

Seems they are not as good as they used to be lots of discussion on another thread recently. Had good servic myself though

https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/www.johnlewis.com

vulcanproject

6 Mar 16 #24

Appliance electronics are a well reviewed reputable company that have been around for some time. It's OK that you prefer John Lewis but it's still cheaper elsewhere. Maybe JL can price match properly appliance electronics if anyone really wants this particular model from this exact retailer.

I would certainly think twice about it though, only buy a cheap 4k panel now if you have a bunch of 4k content to use on it. If you don't then I strongly suggest anyone reconsiders. Especially if you intend to use this model with as much SD content as HD content.

eslick

6 Mar 16 1 #23

Nope, Samsung use bought in screens, best to check as the 55 inch screens have two types one Samsung and the other made for them and those get bad reviews.

vulcanproject

5 Mar 16 #19

Cheaper as seen above appliance electronics. Really struggles handling SD content upscaling etc but that is another story

lersince1991 to vulcanproject

6 Mar 16 2 #22

I preferred the service and guarantees you get from John Lewis rather than some online only store

lersince1991

6 Mar 16 #21

I bought mine a while back do not listed any more but this is what I am referring to:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004HJ3O3K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awd_-Q-2wb1STD3K0

lersince1991

5 Mar 16 #18

Glad to see people are making use of the deal! I've now got two of the 48" in lounge and Snug, and a 32" 5500 for the bedroom; very pleased.

Recommend those really thin disc mounts for wall mounting, so easy and hangs like a picture frame.

kyser143 to lersince1991

6 Mar 16 #20

What disc mount are you using ?.. Any links

louthepoo

5 Mar 16 #15

Is this a Samsung screen or vestel?

AzeemB to louthepoo

5 Mar 16 #17

samsung I believe, as they make there own stuff .Vestel make stuff for Panasonic

GuestUK

5 Mar 16 #16

Must be samsung

lersince1991

5 Mar 16 1 #5

Yes this can be done online with free delivery, that's what I have done.

AzeemB to lersince1991

5 Mar 16 #14

also done

I recieved an email confirming that they would price match and have to email them back once my tv arrives at which point they will refund

AzeemB

5 Mar 16 #13

one includes the 5 years warranty and the other does not

goldenarms

5 Mar 16 #12

If you type in the ue48ju6400 on that website it seems to come up with 2 results. 1 at £479 and the other at £589 for what looks like the same tv, confusing! £479 is a great price though.

redarmy85

5 Mar 16 #11

My bad

PunkZiggler

5 Mar 16 #10

fair enough, you'd said Applicance Direct not Appliance Electronics

redarmy85

5 Mar 16 #9

http://www.applianceelectronics.co.uk/viewproduct.asp?pid=11565

redarmy85

5 Mar 16 #6

Will John Lewis price match Appliance Direct? It's on for £479 on that site

PunkZiggler to redarmy85

5 Mar 16 #8

its £539 on there are you sure you're not looking at the wrong tv?

pansywhacker

5 Mar 16 #7

Can confirm this worked. Filled in the online price match, took the email on my phone in-store and they matched it.

GuestUK

5 Mar 16 #4

Great price. Effectively getting the 5 year guarantee for £35!

As mentioned above, will this be online with free delivery as my nearest John Lewis is hours away

lersince1991

5 Mar 16 #3

Yeah I have price marched 3 TVs with Crampton and Moore now, you can do this for online purchases too, they refund you the difference.

quglarz

5 Mar 16 #2

Got this TV last month from Richer Sound for £599 with 6 years warranty. Great picture and fantastic sound

karlypants

4 Mar 16 #1

Was looking to see if John Lewis would price match with Crompton & Moore yesterday so thanks for the heads up. :smiley:

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