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Been looking around for a 4k UHD TV and this seems to be decent spec for the price.
With a picture up to 4 times as detailed as Full HD, this 49” 4K Ultra HD TV from Sony brings the best entertainment experience to your living room. With Smart features built in, you have immediate access to a whole host of apps and services to enhance your TV viewing. Whether you want to watch a classic film on Netflix, catch the latest drama on ITV Hub or even keep up to date with the world on the Twitter app, it’s all available on this brilliant Sony TV.
4K Ultra HD - stunning sharpness, crystal clarity
Freeview HD - 60 free channels including 12 in HD
Smart TV - easily access catch up TV
4 HDMI - plug in lots of devices at once
3 USB - get content from USB drives
Top comments
bp2411
10 Jul 163#15
Your refund will be made within 14 days of collection, including the costs of delivery. If you've used your product there are a few things you need to know, which you can read below.
If you've used the product
We're happy for you to unpack the item and inspect it properly, however, if you've used or installed it, we will only make a partial refund to cover the loss in value of the product. Please note, this could be up to 50% of the price of the item. Your refund will be made within 14 days of collection.
Latest comments (35)
brookysm
13 Jul 16#35
Then you're living in dreamland expecting OLED and HDR...
haritori
12 Jul 16#34
Im not going to at all, as I would never spend so much on a TV.
brookysm
12 Jul 16#33
Top of the range sets from LG still are! Mid range OLED are still around £2-2500 even during the clearout of those mid range sets to make way for this years model's the didn't dip much below £1700...
Mate you aint going to get an OLED for a grand until more manufacturers are competing in the market and production rates hit mass market.
maxrlingham
12 Jul 16#32
I think I prefer even numbers when it comes to TV sizes!
haritori
12 Jul 16#31
12 months ago OLED TV's By LG were £5k. so they are half that now, and by next year they will be £1200.00
brookysm
12 Jul 16#30
Try looking at LG OLED then, they haven't.....
LOUGHBORO GUY
9 Jul 161#5
Cheers I just watch freeview HD have no sky etc the picture on my 4 year old 40 inch Samsung is good but I'd like a bigger screen and I'm sure today's TVs would be better picture
crazzzzzy_b to LOUGHBORO GUY
11 Jul 16#29
Buy another Samsung, can't beat them imo. Ju7500 series
haritori
11 Jul 16#28
Ive yet to see a Top Brand/Range TV not drop by 50% in 12 months, mark my words.
brookysm
11 Jul 16#27
In your dreams! LG hasn't a single competitor in the OLED market yet that can touch em so prices whilst will drop they won't drop anything like you hope for unless they have a manufacturing breakthrough.
maxrlingham
11 Jul 16#25
Strange number 49"!
Tallyho to maxrlingham
11 Jul 16#26
Between 48 & 50, nothing strange there.
Tallyho
11 Jul 16#24
I missed that bit so apologies.
Is that legally binding as how else would you know if the set is the right one for you if you can't actually try it out.
Maybe then AO should be given a wide berth regardless as I am sure no other seller applies that strict a condition.
lm92
10 Jul 16#21
I also bought this TV for £459 a few weeks ago. Overall, it's great; I like Android TV and haven't run into any issues (once updated to the latest version)
BUT
The TV doesn't cover SD channels in glory - I don't know what it is exactly, but they almost look sub-SD. So try to stick to HD or 4K if you can. Also, I've activated the built-in YouView guide, but the channel information takes FOREVER to load; I have to sit on the guide for a good 30s before I can even see what's on... Does anyone else have this issue? Also beware that activated YouView removes your ability to pause/record etc to an external hard drive. Overall however, I don't think you can better this TV at this price point.
Feel free to hit me up with questions if you have any .
Spacehduk to lm92
10 Jul 16#23
That's standard Youview performance...it sucks. It was the same when I tried a BT Youview box. Freeview plus on other TV's is the same, because I went into a shop and made them demonstrate the different guide platforms on different TV's.
Regarding this TV, I have the 55" version and love it. Some of the android apps may or may not still be buggy, but I never use those, I just use it as a standard TV.
haritori
10 Jul 16#22
Be half the price in 12 months..
johnnyd57uk
10 Jul 16#20
I bought a Sony KDL50w805C tv about 3 weeks ago. It initially appeared to be an absolutely brilliant tv with amazing picture but with an unfortunate feature that plagues all current Sony tv models. Its called auto dimming and results in the tv picture becoming dark and light dependent on the scene. Even with the feature switched off it seems to continue to work in the background. It will drive you crazy. Its described as a feature but I would say it was a fault. It makes the whole viewing experience awful. Loads of info on the internet about it so do some research. Sony have to refused to budge on this matter despite the level of complaint it has generated. I'm stuck with my Sony now but I would never have bought it had I known about this "fault"
david_witty
10 Jul 16#19
I don't see what the fuss it about. if it's faulty, they'll come and collect it, if you don't like the look of the TV (if you haven't Turned it on) they'll collect it and refund it.
the TV is excellent, incredible 4k picture
seanmorris100
10 Jul 16#18
explain this please? im about to drop £1300 on kitchen gear from them!!!!
waynebeetison
10 Jul 16#16
must have returned 4 or 5 tvs to AO and never had a drama, sometimes theyve requested a returns number from the manufacterer but it was sorted in 2 or 3 days and the refund was in bank day after collection.
kay1992 to waynebeetison
10 Jul 162#17
Isn't returning 4 or 5 tvs drama? :confused:
bp2411
10 Jul 163#15
Your refund will be made within 14 days of collection, including the costs of delivery. If you've used your product there are a few things you need to know, which you can read below.
If you've used the product
We're happy for you to unpack the item and inspect it properly, however, if you've used or installed it, we will only make a partial refund to cover the loss in value of the product. Please note, this could be up to 50% of the price of the item. Your refund will be made within 14 days of collection.
lifelong_hatter
9 Jul 162#1
I have this TV and can't fault it, although I would be a bit concerned about buying from AO due to their returns policy.
bp2411 to lifelong_hatter
9 Jul 162#2
I second this, I also have this TV, despite all the negative reviews it gets (before recent updates that fixed it) I still bought one done the updates and I haven't had a single problem with it. However AO have a ridiculous returns policy.
LOUGHBORO GUY to lifelong_hatter
9 Jul 16#3
What's the picture like on freeview HD channels ? Thankyou for your help
Tallyho to lifelong_hatter
9 Jul 161#14
If you're not 100% happy with your new appliance, return it for free within 14 days of cancellation
You have 14 days to make up your mind, plenty of time so the returns policy is fair enough.
ashmac
9 Jul 16#13
not yet only just came out hopefully be around £2000 at Xmas
lifelong_hatter
9 Jul 16#12
Youview/Freeview HD is excellent, it does struggle with standard definition though, but like you I only watch HD channels. 4K clips on YouTube look absolutely stunning.
jamsammy99
9 Jul 16#11
Oos
philmitchell
9 Jul 16#8
Just bought the SONY-KD55X8509CBU .
Will get it in the week .
Deedie to philmitchell
9 Jul 161#10
good choice. that's the one I have, kodi with pulse ccm build on it is excellent
ashmac
9 Jul 16#7
I just would not buy a 4k tv without it being oled and having hdr pointless in my eyes
that why I'm saving for a proper 4k tv
LG OLED55B6V 55 Inch OLED 4K Ultra HD HDR Smart TV £2,799.00
now this is what you need
LOUGHBORO GUY to ashmac
9 Jul 16#9
Too expensive will it come down in price ?
simonptaylor41
9 Jul 16#6
Out of stock now!
wdh
9 Jul 16#4
The thing I'd be most concerned about would be the upscaling to UHD from SD rather than HD ...
I got the 48W705 (on the recent Argos deal - thanks HUKD!) and it does a pretty good job with SD Freeview. HD is of course very good indeed.
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Been looking around for a 4k UHD TV and this seems to be decent spec for the price.
With a picture up to 4 times as detailed as Full HD, this 49” 4K Ultra HD TV from Sony brings the best entertainment experience to your living room. With Smart features built in, you have immediate access to a whole host of apps and services to enhance your TV viewing. Whether you want to watch a classic film on Netflix, catch the latest drama on ITV Hub or even keep up to date with the world on the Twitter app, it’s all available on this brilliant Sony TV.
4K Ultra HD - stunning sharpness, crystal clarity
Freeview HD - 60 free channels including 12 in HD
Smart TV - easily access catch up TV
4 HDMI - plug in lots of devices at once
3 USB - get content from USB drives
Top comments
If you've used the product
We're happy for you to unpack the item and inspect it properly, however, if you've used or installed it, we will only make a partial refund to cover the loss in value of the product. Please note, this could be up to 50% of the price of the item. Your refund will be made within 14 days of collection.
Latest comments (35)
Mate you aint going to get an OLED for a grand until more manufacturers are competing in the market and production rates hit mass market.
Is that legally binding as how else would you know if the set is the right one for you if you can't actually try it out.
Maybe then AO should be given a wide berth regardless as I am sure no other seller applies that strict a condition.
BUT
The TV doesn't cover SD channels in glory - I don't know what it is exactly, but they almost look sub-SD. So try to stick to HD or 4K if you can. Also, I've activated the built-in YouView guide, but the channel information takes FOREVER to load; I have to sit on the guide for a good 30s before I can even see what's on... Does anyone else have this issue? Also beware that activated YouView removes your ability to pause/record etc to an external hard drive. Overall however, I don't think you can better this TV at this price point.
Feel free to hit me up with questions if you have any .
Regarding this TV, I have the 55" version and love it. Some of the android apps may or may not still be buggy, but I never use those, I just use it as a standard TV.
the TV is excellent, incredible 4k picture
If you've used the product
We're happy for you to unpack the item and inspect it properly, however, if you've used or installed it, we will only make a partial refund to cover the loss in value of the product. Please note, this could be up to 50% of the price of the item. Your refund will be made within 14 days of collection.
You have 14 days to make up your mind, plenty of time so the returns policy is fair enough.
Will get it in the week .
that why I'm saving for a proper 4k tv
LG OLED55B6V 55 Inch OLED 4K Ultra HD HDR Smart TV £2,799.00
now this is what you need
I got the 48W705 (on the recent Argos deal - thanks HUKD!) and it does a pretty good job with SD Freeview. HD is of course very good indeed.