Christ help you if it goes wrong Currys are the worst i would never buy anything like this from them. I bought the LG 860V from Crampton & Moore and yesterday a strange mark appeared on the edge of the screen like a fag burn i was worried sick and i rang them this morning emailed a picture and a hour later i got a call they are sending me a new set out Wednesday, thats the kind of after sales you want.

Picked the 55eg920v model up from Costco for £1440 around 6 weeks ago, including 5 years warranty and 90 day no quibble return policy. See my deal history for proof.

Same screen in both the 960v and 920v with the odd difference being the 960v doesn't do HDR via HDMI, where as the 920v model does have that feature (so far the very scarce HDR content I've watched has been Netflix and from USB). The 960v does have more powerful speakers than the 920v.

All in all cracking Screen, just the retailer not the best.

gotta have a 5yr warranty on a tv this pricey

How much for an un-bent one?

I'd love to but its still toooooo much.:disappointed:

gotta have a 5yr warranty on a tv this pricey

How many kidneys?

£1800 and 12 month warranty - pointless

Is this best picture available ?

I've never seen 4k with 3D

good price but I want flat screen

I think Panasonic buy the OLED screens from LG

I gotta sell my teeth to buy this TV now

still waiting for the price to drop on these bad boys... £1200 and I'd take the plunge, but it's still too expensive

Christ help you if it goes wrong Currys are the worst i would never buy anything like this from them. I bought the LG 860V from Crampton & Moore and yesterday a strange mark appeared on the edge of the screen like a fag burn i was worried sick and i rang them this morning emailed a picture and a hour later i got a call they are sending me a new set out Wednesday, thats the kind of after sales you want.

Cool story.

So good, why must you tempt me so :disappointed:

We have this telly, I wasn't convinced by it being curved, but you actually do not notice it, so don't let that put you off. I bought ours before Christmas from John Lewis with a 5 year warranty, for a lot more than this price. As for picture quality, well matched with Sky Q it is frankly awesome! Sound quality is average, but I use a soundbar. Never regretted my decision to purchase this.

all these fancy TVs are crap for gaming.

many report of the input lag being unbearable but why game on a 55inch in the first place i say.

I thought for a moment it said £799 and nearly had a heart attack!

would john lewis or anyone price match this maybe get a bigger warrenty?

Against eBay no chance

Unbearable? lol and i game on a 60inch tv! (and a 27 inch monitor)

Really not worth buying a curved TV unless you can afford 80 inches. Read the reviews on curved TVs before buying.

Don't know why don't you try and report back. Oh sorry no you want someone to do the work for you.

Really, do you live in a different universe? This one looks high definition and definitely has more than three dimensions.

Is this really a hot deal?

Buying from Currys proper is arguably a better option. Here is why:
Price is higher at £2000 but if you go through Topcashback there is a 5.5% discount so that knocks £100 off instantly.
At Currys proper, there is the extended 5 year warranty for real peace of mind
You also know the telly is definitely new.
This is an awesome piece of kit by the way and even when switched off, it is a magnificent work of art.

How much for an un-bent one?

Better story than Chelsea's season

Picked the 55eg920v model up from Costco for £1440 around 6 weeks ago, including 5 years warranty and 90 day no quibble return policy. See my deal history for proof.

Same screen in both the 960v and 920v with the odd difference being the 960v doesn't do HDR via HDMI, where as the 920v model does have that feature (so far the very scarce HDR content I've watched has been Netflix and from USB). The 960v does have more powerful speakers than the 920v.

All in all cracking Screen, just the retailer not the best.

Give you a fiver

Not curved

Are you ok dd

Agreed. Though for me it would be John Lewis only.

would avoid this. The 960v was a curry's exclusive, the 920v is nearly identical apart from the plastic stand instead of metal however you have the 2.0a hdmi inputs for hdr

That was a bargain ! Was it a special offer? I guess its expired now?

​i bought this when it was in John Lewis for £3500 worth every penny. i have Prime as well as Netflix and they look awesome. bargain at this price and it's a two year warranty with LG

Every part of that post is wrong mate, you really should not mislead people like that.

Yes they do

Yep true story. And no it's not a 'cool' story just sh*t service.... there's a big difference.

The Panny is 65", I don't think they did a 55". Also this years LG's are arguably as good or even better and cheaper then the EOL Panny.

any millionaires want to treat me

this https://www.avforums.com/review/panasonic-tx-65cz952b-cz952-ultra-hd-4k-oled-tv-review.11988

first time posting on hukd and thats the repsonse i get thanks for being such a **** about it!

Don't take it to heart; like any internet forum there are always kn*bs who post angry replies...

*response.

Don't be a ****

Calm down, white knight. I was joking.

Surprised some people manage to leave the house without exploding in a ball of rage.

But is this telly really worth an extra £1000 over the 65inch Samsung UE65JS9000?

Samsung vs LG oiled

http://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/lg-eg9600-vs-samsung-js9500/

£1800 for a first generation OLED with more faults than San Andreas....... :smile: Some serious intelligence shown for the peeps who voted it up to 296 (thus far)

There's plenty of reasons why this is in the Outlet.... and none of them are good

Costco sells the 920 at £2.5k ??