This is the old model. The new 1 is the 55m3300, which we bought when it was on offer at AO.com for £407 after using discount code & trading in a VERY old TV. It's an awesome TV for the money.
Face172 to plymouthgal
16 Jul 161#4
So, since I can't find definitive info on the difference between this and the 'new' model, what are these differences?
Mattla
16 Jul 16#3
Had a feeling it was the old model but like reddit says it's a good price for a 55'' with a two year warranty.
exexpat
16 Jul 167#5
One is newer.
Face172
16 Jul 16#6
Thanks jackass, I wasn't asking you
reddit
16 Jul 162#7
The new model is HDR and is more energy efficient (87w vs 180w)
coathanger
16 Jul 161#8
This one mainly shows repeats, far better the new one.
LOUGHBORO GUY
16 Jul 162#9
This is such a bargain I've spanked wife's bottom
yomanation to LOUGHBORO GUY
16 Jul 16#12
Hi.
gr8h8me
16 Jul 16#10
oled is the way forward
thesampeople to gr8h8me
16 Jul 16#13
Also way more expensive.
n3tto
16 Jul 16#11
Don't forget there is a "New - New one" ha ha
MBeeching
17 Jul 16#14
I do suspect the vast majority will discover they neither want, nor need HDR functionality.
People hate range and just want things bright and loud.
reddit to MBeeching
17 Jul 16#15
HDR will allow for more benefit over more viewing distances.
How long it will take for HDR to catch on in the mainstream is the key question although with the BBC onboard to aid the development of a certified standard and it's promotion of HLG , it might be sooner than we would generally expect with new TV technology.
dave859 to MBeeching
17 Jul 16#17
Microsoft are making out HDR will be a must for gamers in the near future, we will soon see if it makes a major difference to the picture. I'm not really sure what it is myself lol
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https://hisense.co.uk/electronics/tvs/ltdn55k321uwtseu-ub55ec591uwtseu
Good price for the size.
People hate range and just want things bright and loud.
How long it will take for HDR to catch on in the mainstream is the key question although with the BBC onboard to aid the development of a certified standard and it's promotion of HLG , it might be sooner than we would generally expect with new TV technology.