Free £10 Voucher with purchase
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/ArgosPromo3/includeName/giftvoucher1.htm
Don't forget TCB 10.1% cashback
Saving extra ~£43
Total = £386 + £10 Argos Voucher
Powered by Android, this Ultra HD TV gives up to 4x the resolution of Full HD, giving crisper, sharper images. Enjoy movies, shows, and games from Google Play, YouTube and other Apps. With Google Cast built-in, easily cast movies, shows and photos.
Television picture quality:
LED TV Screen.
4K Ultra HD display resolution.
Screen size: 50 inches.
Motion rate 700.
Resolution 3840 x 2160 pixels.
Connectivity:
1 SCART socket, 3 USB ports and 4 HDMI sockets.
Smart TV.
Component video socket.
Optical connection.
Headphone socket.
Wi-Fi enabled.
Ethernet connection.
DLNA compatibility.
Miracast.
Open browser.
Suitable for wall mounting 400 x 200 bracket.
Sound quality:
2 channel sound system.
20 watt RMS power output.
Digital features:
Features USB recording and video playback.
Micro dimming technology improves the contrast by dimming individual sections of the TV screen.
Freeview HD digital tuner.
Dual core processor.
CI plus slot.
Additional features:
Sleep timer.
Size of TV H65, W112, D8cm.
Weight of TV 13kg (unpackaged).
Size of TV with stand: H71, W112, D25cm.
Weight of TV with stand: 14kg.
Manufacturer's 2 year guarantee.
Top comments
pete_l
26 May 167#11
Actually there's a little known "hack" for turning a small monitor into a large screen TV.
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. SIT CLOSER
You're welcome!
OrribleHarry
26 May 163#25
Porn?
Latest comments (29)
djh1975
27 May 16#29
Will Sky Sports be in 4K next season?
sbellseb
27 May 16#28
11% TCB now.
Im gonna get it, update the software as per the latest update on the Philips website, and give it a whirl for the weekend. If its not up to par then I can take it back. Argos are very good with returns in my experience.
melmelee
27 May 16#27
For me Philips is only really and option when you consider the Ambilight TV. As far as I can see their smart apps are not great, the TV's are made under license by another company, reviews for a number of sets are pretty average etc etc. All that being said this is a super price and of course on that basis I've voted hot.
Rhythmeister
26 May 16#26
Hats quite a silly comment, why would I want to sit 10' away from my current 40" TV when I could use a TV like this albeit one with a DECENT input lag? I use a 1ms,144Hz monitor with my PC but I'm not prepared to move my Xbone into another room inatead of lounging comfortably :confused:
OrribleHarry
26 May 163#25
Porn?
sbellseb
26 May 162#24
Shame, just read that, killed it for me too. What can I search for next?
dealgeek
26 May 16#23
Was very tempted because of inbuilt Google App store but review from AVforum does highlight this issue which puts me off. Being user of Android box, I agree dual core is far too less to hold the weight of Android 5.1 processing load.
"This all looks very impressive on paper but there is one stumbling block and that's the power of the processing built into the PUT6400. Unfortunately Philips are only using a Dual Core processor and given all the new features and the capabilities of the Android platform, the TV simply struggles to keep up. We like the basic Android layout and navigation is very intuitive but in terms of responsiveness it was slightly slow in places and the TV actually crashed at one point, resulting in us having to reboot it."
sbellseb
26 May 16#22
Is Kodi not available from the app store to download on this Android TV? Surely it must be so no messing about with sticks.
ollie87
26 May 16#21
Obvious troll is obvious.
Although to be fair games consoles are for kids. Children can't afford proper gaming rigs.
Gollywood
26 May 16#20
Whats your verdict on the built-in Android TV?
ScottishIndependence2018
26 May 16#19
Just purchased this TV this morn, may be not up there for the gamers out there going by some comments, don't let this put you off folks if your on the fence here, positive F/Back outrides the Neg
if it's for watching your fav programs then go for it with the TCB on offer
If it's going by the gaming brigade on here playing little boy games :man: then may be it's not the set for you?
I bought it simply for the Footie and Movies and it will do the trick for both, and with the great priced TV Fire sticks with the best premium package with Kodi 16.1 Jarvis latest version with auto updates or why not go for the Newest Mini M&S Android TV Box fully loaded on the market at the mo Wink! Wink! all available on Gumtree :smiley:
to make this Philips number that more interesting
£429 plus £45.05 TopCashback estimated payable 8wks, £10 voucher on nxt spend
Total £373.95 to me there is nothing to get yer nicks in a twist, go for it.
tallgooner
26 May 162#8
It's amazing how the price of 4k TVs have plummeted over the past 12 months, early adopters must feel pretty pi**ed
whoknew to tallgooner
26 May 16#18
there's a word in the marketing department for early adopters - lombards - loads of money but are really dumb. shows how valued they are doesn't it.
Rickardo
26 May 16#13
What's the Android experience like on this? Obviously, I'm not expecting it to be as good as dedicated box.
Gollywood to Rickardo
26 May 161#17
I was thinking about buying the 42"/43" version in Dec from Sainsburys for about £270 but the reviews on the Philips website were woeful for the Android TV part of the TV & that put me off
Gollywood
26 May 162#16
Its so difficult to compare TVs & brands these days... esp when neither Philips nor Hitachi make their own TVs any more.
I'd probably avoid both :neutral_face:
jakehill307
26 May 16#15
Other than an additional inch could anyone tell me why this TV is better than the 49" Hitachi 4K smart TV priced at £349.99 at Argos?
princeprecious
26 May 161#14
I am looking for a TV deal but has to be with 5 years warranty.
Sorry but 12-24 months not good for me at any price, simply don't want it.
Not voting cold just because I don't want it as its surely good deal for many.
ollie87
26 May 16#12
Well, yeah. It's a 4K TV, unless you've got a powerful gaming PC you're not going to be gaming in 4K any time soon (even the new PS4 won't be powerful enough). And upscaling adds a HUGE amount of input lag.
If you're a console gamer avoid 4K.
pete_l
26 May 167#11
Actually there's a little known "hack" for turning a small monitor into a large screen TV.
.
.
. SIT CLOSER
You're welcome!
MattyPlant
26 May 16#10
Really 27 inches plus from a metre away, on an adjustable chair, with a a near perfect colour production, at 1440p, 144hz, and Gsync? I'm not here for the console each has it perks, but PC all the way pal when it comes to screens. Unless you are playing a blu ray TV's can come nowhere near.
DominicPTS
26 May 16#9
Isn't that always the way for new tech? Those who choose to run along a year or so behind still experience the same benefits, albeit a year behind, but save a small fortune along the way.
stevenmcbeth
26 May 161#7
Had this to play XB1. Too much input lag so sent back as not fit for purpose. Still good value for general TV watching. Replaced with The latest Sony Bravia, which is spot on.
LuFc6686
26 May 16#6
Hmm use a small monitor or a big tv... Yea no thanks
batista
26 May 16#5
even without the cashback its cheaper than other retailers
wildcat___
26 May 161#4
because you would be using a monitor!
colinmcdonald
25 May 161#3
Why not
Rhythmeister
25 May 162#1
From the Trusted Reviews, err, review: "If you’re thinking of gaming on the 55PUT6400, you should be aware that we measured its input lag – the time it takes to render its pictures – at around 50ms. This is a pretty average result that could result in the TV sometimes affecting your gaming performance. This is even more of a possibility as, in our tests, the 55PUT6400 sometimes registered measurements nearer 70ms."
DexMorgan to Rhythmeister
25 May 161#2
If you were that serious about gaming you wouldn't be playing on a 50" tv anyway.
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Opening post
Free £10 Voucher with purchase
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/ArgosPromo3/includeName/giftvoucher1.htm
Don't forget TCB 10.1% cashback
Saving extra ~£43
Total = £386 + £10 Argos Voucher
Powered by Android, this Ultra HD TV gives up to 4x the resolution of Full HD, giving crisper, sharper images. Enjoy movies, shows, and games from Google Play, YouTube and other Apps. With Google Cast built-in, easily cast movies, shows and photos.
Television picture quality:
LED TV Screen.
4K Ultra HD display resolution.
Screen size: 50 inches.
Motion rate 700.
Resolution 3840 x 2160 pixels.
Connectivity:
1 SCART socket, 3 USB ports and 4 HDMI sockets.
Smart TV.
Component video socket.
Optical connection.
Headphone socket.
Wi-Fi enabled.
Ethernet connection.
DLNA compatibility.
Miracast.
Open browser.
Suitable for wall mounting 400 x 200 bracket.
Sound quality:
2 channel sound system.
20 watt RMS power output.
Digital features:
Features USB recording and video playback.
Micro dimming technology improves the contrast by dimming individual sections of the TV screen.
Freeview HD digital tuner.
Dual core processor.
CI plus slot.
Additional features:
Sleep timer.
Size of TV H65, W112, D8cm.
Weight of TV 13kg (unpackaged).
Size of TV with stand: H71, W112, D25cm.
Weight of TV with stand: 14kg.
Manufacturer's 2 year guarantee.
Top comments
.
.
.
SIT CLOSER
You're welcome!
Latest comments (29)
Im gonna get it, update the software as per the latest update on the Philips website, and give it a whirl for the weekend. If its not up to par then I can take it back. Argos are very good with returns in my experience.
"This all looks very impressive on paper but there is one stumbling block and that's the power of the processing built into the PUT6400. Unfortunately Philips are only using a Dual Core processor and given all the new features and the capabilities of the Android platform, the TV simply struggles to keep up. We like the basic Android layout and navigation is very intuitive but in terms of responsiveness it was slightly slow in places and the TV actually crashed at one point, resulting in us having to reboot it."
Although to be fair games consoles are for kids. Children can't afford proper gaming rigs.
if it's for watching your fav programs then go for it with the TCB on offer
If it's going by the gaming brigade on here playing little boy games :man: then may be it's not the set for you?
I bought it simply for the Footie and Movies and it will do the trick for both, and with the great priced TV Fire sticks with the best premium package with Kodi 16.1 Jarvis latest version with auto updates or why not go for the Newest Mini M&S Android TV Box fully loaded on the market at the mo Wink! Wink! all available on Gumtree :smiley:
to make this Philips number that more interesting
£429 plus £45.05 TopCashback estimated payable 8wks, £10 voucher on nxt spend
Total £373.95 to me there is nothing to get yer nicks in a twist, go for it.
I'd probably avoid both :neutral_face:
Sorry but 12-24 months not good for me at any price, simply don't want it.
Not voting cold just because I don't want it as its surely good deal for many.
If you're a console gamer avoid 4K.
.
.
.
SIT CLOSER
You're welcome!