Philips 49 Inch 4K Ultra HD Freeview HD TV for only
£329!
Top comments
bemaniac
27 Apr 1615#14
Why bother making cheap screens with crap angles, bulky surrounds, terrible processing, awful upscaling, fake brand naming, 4k but not good enough for 4k BR, dirty screen effect on horizontal and stripes on vertical panning. Jesus you might as well put the money down as a deposit on something good. Also 1080p looks bad on this. I returned mine.
sdutton007
28 Apr 164#38
It's a lot smaller, a lot more expensive and it does a lot less... what's your definition of "better" ?
Hartlepool
27 Apr 164#15
avoid this pile of dog poo at all costs you have been warned
djhazardous
27 Apr 164#27
I don't see the point in buying a 4KTV yet for a number of reasons:
1. All TV providers like Sky/FreeviewHD are still all running 720p/1080i streams
2. There's not alot of content, only streaming services like Netflix/Amazon Prime
3. By the time 4K gets bigger, due to 4K Blu-rays releasing the technology will get better and cheaper.
All comments (69)
Snakeyes646
27 Apr 161#1
Wish it was amberlight!
MBeeching to Snakeyes646
27 Apr 162#9
An amberlight would drive me crazy :stuck_out_tongue:
I like the sound of the AmbiLux feature on their new sets though. Could be a while until we see those going for £329 though.
ST3123
27 Apr 16#2
amazing price for a biggish 4k tv. Heated!
thekanester
27 Apr 16#3
The listing is a bit scant on side-on pictures. Wonder if it is phat. Will check later when I am not on mobile.
LOUGHBORO GUY
27 Apr 16#4
When this was on before people were taking it back poor picture etc
InTheKnow444
27 Apr 161#5
£329 for 49" 4k
No brainer, good brand too (I have a standard full HD Phillips)
Heat
sam1970
27 Apr 161#6
looks good..thanks
Dannyjoe_uk
27 Apr 162#7
I got the 43 inch version just after christmas and it's a fantastic tv. haven't experienced any issues
![Fresh Breakfast Meat Box (Using code) @ Campbells Meat [Haggis / Lorne Sausage / Bacon / Black Pudding & More]](/images/topics/208684_1.jpg)
![[Xbox One] Q. u. b. e: Director's Cut on Deals with Gold](/images/topics/208716_1.jpg)
Opening post
£329!
Top comments
1. All TV providers like Sky/FreeviewHD are still all running 720p/1080i streams
2. There's not alot of content, only streaming services like Netflix/Amazon Prime
3. By the time 4K gets bigger, due to 4K Blu-rays releasing the technology will get better and cheaper.
All comments (69)
I like the sound of the AmbiLux feature on their new sets though. Could be a while until we see those going for £329 though.
No brainer, good brand too (I have a standard full HD Phillips)
Heat
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/4489531.htm