It's better value with just the 2 year warranty, in my opinion. Paying nigh on half the cost of the TV for the extra 3 years just isn't worthwhile. In all likelihood, provided it's looked after within those first two years and doesn't develop of fault, it'll likely carry on working just fine. Either way though in 5 years you may be about ready for a 4K TV :wink:

If strapped to the wings of a plane....this is a distinct possibility :wink:

Thanks. Over 4 hours is a bit far for me, shame. Wish my local had them!

Norwich, Drayton Road

Lol - I didn't 'ruin' anything. The 3 years warranty is OPTIONAL :smirk:

Ah, but if it should be 4KG, then it should presumably ACTUALLY be 4KP :P.

Hi, sorry which store did you buy it from? If it's been said already I can't find it. Thanks.

silly price to pay for the extra 3 years warranty.
You ruined a perfectly good deal!

​Trying to get someone to take the bite on 4 kilos. lol

I shall check - thank you for the handy info :smiley:

Sorry, my poor attempt at humour :man:

Surely, it should be 4KG though? Is weight now an issue with TV - I mean it's not like I have to carry it about :stuck_out_tongue:

anyone seen this in other stores? hopefully boldon

It's not the cost, it's the weight.....4 kilos....the holy grail of TVs :stuck_out_tongue:

It depends if your credit card has an 'Extended Warranty' facility.

Oh really? I paid by credit card. I also have't paid upfront from the warranty - opted for monthly instalments. Maybe I should reconsider then...

I also wouldn't pay the extra for the 5 year warranty. 2 years is enough if I look after it.

Also some credit cards will give you an extra year if you purchase using their card which is what I do to bump it up from 1 to 2 years or 2 to 3 years

Not sure I'd want to spend £4000 on a TV :stuck_out_tongue:

If strapped to the wings of a plane....this is a distinct possibility :wink:

It's better value with just the 2 year warranty, in my opinion. Paying nigh on half the cost of the TV for the extra 3 years just isn't worthwhile. In all likelihood, provided it's looked after within those first two years and doesn't develop of fault, it'll likely carry on working just fine. Either way though in 5 years you may be about ready for a 4K TV :wink:

​I have a feeling Hisense could really take off in UK

Ah yes, spotted those in there yesterday although I'd done a little digging beforehand and wasn't keen. Admittedly, not heard of Hisense until now but did a little reviewing (courtesy of Google) whilst holding on to the box in store! It serves it's purpose well and the picture is better than our (albeit old) LG. :man:

To think the Asda masses will still be hunting for the Polaroid 55"!!

Good find!