Enjoy stunning 4k visuals with the LG 55UH625V Smart 4k Ultra HD HDR 55" LED TV.
4k Ultra HD
Capable of producing up to four times the detail of Full HD, the 55UH625V creates images with amazing clarity, even when viewed up close.
An innovative anti-glare film helps to reduce reflection rate and allows you to see the details in the darkness, enhancing your visual experience.
It is also possible to upscale standard definition content to near 4k quality thanks to the six-step 4k upscaling technology, offering you a range of entertainment in incredible detail no matter what you're watching.
High Dynamic Range
With HDR quality, the UH625V displays true-to-life colours and shades, bringing your entertainment to life with colours and shades that are closer to real life. Whatever you are watching, you can enjoy incredible image quality with glistening light adding to the texture.
Smart TV
The 625V boasts the webOS Smart TV platform, offering a range of smart entertainment options, including catch-up TV services such as BBC iPlayer and My5 as well as a huge range of apps. The webOS platform puts movies, sports, shows and more right at your fingertips. Watch live programmes, get up to speed using catch up TV services or browse through a range of handy and fun apps.
Top comments
Horrorwood to djlondon22
4 Sep 1613#9
I'd pick a ferrari over a fiesta too.
maciejkopec08
4 Sep 166#2
Not 8K. Cold
ezzer72 to djlondon22
4 Sep 165#8
Yeah, just a pity price tags are a part of the equation.
mcormack to maciejkopec08
4 Sep 163#11
Clown of the week.
Latest comments (38)
helllraiser
11 Sep 16#38
For someone looking for an all around low-mid range TV with features such as 4k and HDR this is a decent deal.
However this tv is on the lower end of 4k and HDR configurations, so don't expect so see what you do in your local electronics store that retails for £2000 + .
Imo for this price range you will struggle to find a high end HDR and 4K TV let alone trying to add OLED into the mix, just won't happen.
Stick with a same size and get a high spec 4k TV at this price and drop the HDR. Or pay more/wait longer to get the better 4K and HDR setup.
marek13
10 Sep 16#37
don't get the sarcasm?
RajUK
9 Sep 16#35
Checked with a guy at Currys seems , this is a 10 bit pannel ...
That one is 49" though, and this one is 55" - Why are we comparing different size TV's?
By the way, i haven't suggested you are thick? :neutral_face:
moob
5 Sep 16#27
Agree 100%
OLED is miles ahead of LCD tech for general picture quality - I've had an LG 930V and a Pana 802b - LG destroyed it for image quality - shame it met with the remote control and broke.
moob
5 Sep 16#26
Mate, your everyday buyer isn't interested in these features - unless they contain big numbers etc.Bigger is better for the uninformed really.
Out of interest, what is it about the 49" panel that's superior?
mamboboy
5 Sep 16#24
True, but its the input lag thats the killer downside for me with the 'budget' OLED TV's at the moment. Fine for TV use but it'll be a big problem when you hook them up to PC's or consoles...
Rushed_89 to mamboboy
5 Sep 16#25
OLED's have the least input lag of any screen out there. It is all the image processing behind it. As long as you put your tv in game / pc mode or turn off the fancy named stuff in your tv settings you should have a blast.
ChrisUK
5 Sep 161#23
If you're going 4K, it's got to be OLED. Go to your nearest Currys & check them out side by side, I'd even go with an OLED 1080p set over a non-OLED 4K TV at the same price point.
mamboboy
5 Sep 16#22
IMO if you are buying a TV right now it needs to have all three of the following features; HDR, local dimming and good motion processing. If it doesn't have those you'll probably be looking for another new TV a year down the line.
djlondon22
4 Sep 161#6
i would pick OLED rather then just 4k or even better 4k oled
ezzer72 to djlondon22
4 Sep 165#8
Yeah, just a pity price tags are a part of the equation.
Previous contributor mentioned Richer Sounds and I appreciate this set has HDR but genuinely need to know about this deal versus this set on Richer Sounds (non-HDR but with the 6 years warranty and same screen size):
Without researching these 2 models, i would assume the LG was a better TV than the Hisense at this price point? unless i've slipped into an alternate reality?
afroylnt
4 Sep 16#15
but would you pick a car with go faster stripes and spoliers over the car same without all the 'styling extras' but with modifications that make it handle better?
maciejkopec08
4 Sep 16#14
SOLD! you should be a businessman
alltaken123
4 Sep 16#13
Cashback available to use against the price of the fish fingers?
maciejkopec08
4 Sep 16#12
Free fish fingers with this TV and I'd give heat
maciejkopec08
4 Sep 166#2
Not 8K. Cold
mcormack to maciejkopec08
4 Sep 163#11
Clown of the week.
jamiespruce
4 Sep 162#7
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Shakeyyy
2 Sep 16#1
Wow this is a steal, if only I had the dosh. Do Richer Sounds sell this TV?
montana78 to Shakeyyy
4 Sep 161#5
What i was thinking too. With all the hi tech features its good to have the 6yrs guarantee with them if things go wrong
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4k Ultra HD
Capable of producing up to four times the detail of Full HD, the 55UH625V creates images with amazing clarity, even when viewed up close.
An innovative anti-glare film helps to reduce reflection rate and allows you to see the details in the darkness, enhancing your visual experience.
It is also possible to upscale standard definition content to near 4k quality thanks to the six-step 4k upscaling technology, offering you a range of entertainment in incredible detail no matter what you're watching.
High Dynamic Range
With HDR quality, the UH625V displays true-to-life colours and shades, bringing your entertainment to life with colours and shades that are closer to real life. Whatever you are watching, you can enjoy incredible image quality with glistening light adding to the texture.
Smart TV
The 625V boasts the webOS Smart TV platform, offering a range of smart entertainment options, including catch-up TV services such as BBC iPlayer and My5 as well as a huge range of apps. The webOS platform puts movies, sports, shows and more right at your fingertips. Watch live programmes, get up to speed using catch up TV services or browse through a range of handy and fun apps.
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Latest comments (38)
However this tv is on the lower end of 4k and HDR configurations, so don't expect so see what you do in your local electronics store that retails for £2000 + .
Imo for this price range you will struggle to find a high end HDR and 4K TV let alone trying to add OLED into the mix, just won't happen.
Stick with a same size and get a high spec 4k TV at this price and drop the HDR. Or pay more/wait longer to get the better 4K and HDR setup.
You sure about that..
http://www.applianceelectronics.co.uk/viewproduct.asp?pid=11798
http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-and-home-entertainment/televisions/televisions/lg-49uh620v-smart-4k-ultra-hd-hdr-49-led-tv-10144772-pdt.html
By the way, i haven't suggested you are thick? :neutral_face:
OLED is miles ahead of LCD tech for general picture quality - I've had an LG 930V and a Pana 802b - LG destroyed it for image quality - shame it met with the remote control and broke.
Out of interest, what is it about the 49" panel that's superior?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/LG-55EC930V-55-Curved-OLED-Full-HD-3D-SMART-TV-with-Freeview-HD-webOS-WiFi-/191674522079?hash=item2ca0b119df
http://m.richersounds.com/#!/product/HISE-55M3300