Just found this on the Co-Op website. I'm not a TV expert so can't say how good or bad this unit is but the price for a Smart 4K Ultra HD TV seems to be extremely good.
For someone who just wants a decent telly to watch programmes and use the Smart features it seems a decent deal.
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percip
20 Aug 163#9
With the code TV35 you get it for £344 for 4.99 delivery
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Shambles
15 Aug 16#1
That means it isn't actually 4k, but Ultra-HD
ra11
15 Aug 16#2
I have 48" one - love it! SD to is rubbish but add a youview box and it rocks!
titchyyyyy
16 Aug 16#3
I'm going to guess for £400, it isn't HDMI 2.0?
Yes, I use a 64" TV as my PC monitor and yes, it is important that I buy a 60hz capable TV.
reddit to titchyyyyy
16 Aug 16#5
The 48" has HDMI 2.0 on all 4 ports, so this is likely to as well.
reddit
16 Aug 16#4
Which is what just about everybody calls 4k anyway.
fishmaster
20 Aug 161#6
Incorrect. It's definitely 4K as defined for consumers, no 4K TVs use a 4096 resolution. That is the standard resolution for consumer 4K. Stupid but true.
Yes it should be 4096 but that's only used in digital cinema.
ikduncan
20 Aug 16#7
will this work with sky q uhd?
DougYam
20 Aug 16#8
£379.99 now :smile:
percip
20 Aug 163#9
With the code TV35 you get it for £344 for 4.99 delivery
ST3123 to percip
20 Aug 16#11
Wow that is an amazing discount! I just got the 48" version of this a couple of days ago from Tesco. I really like it touch wood. I found the default picture settings very poor but after finding some recommended settings on another HUKD thread it looks massively better and 4K Youtube footage is a sight to behold. That said, kinda wish I hadn't seen this thread as I'm wondering if I should have paid the extra for this as with 4k bigger is pretty much always better for appreciating the extra detail.
If only I'd known about this getting a price drop and the discount code a few days ago, I'd have a 55" TV instead of 48". I'd consider returning the 48" but it doesn't seem right to return a perfectly good set and I got a good deal on the 48" too, got the 48" for £239 with a discount code and a giftcard, so guess I did ok anyway but I'd have probably paid the extra ~£100 for the bigger screen if I'd seen this sooner....
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For someone who just wants a decent telly to watch programmes and use the Smart features it seems a decent deal.
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Yes, I use a 64" TV as my PC monitor and yes, it is important that I buy a 60hz capable TV.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4K_resolution#Resolutions
Yes it should be 4096 but that's only used in digital cinema.
If only I'd known about this getting a price drop and the discount code a few days ago, I'd have a 55" TV instead of 48". I'd consider returning the 48" but it doesn't seem right to return a perfectly good set and I got a good deal on the 48" too, got the 48" for £239 with a discount code and a giftcard, so guess I did ok anyway but I'd have probably paid the extra ~£100 for the bigger screen if I'd seen this sooner....