not allot of difference in the specs, 6400 is freestat ready.
Highway72
2 Nov 16#72
It plays 4k blurays and plays games... thats about it... it's just a toy for kids.
Highway72
1 Nov 16#70
It's only trolling if it's not true, so aside from 4k bluray which is old news... what else can it do ?
crazygoldfish to Highway72
2 Nov 16#71
Why don't you Google it.
It's not hard,,,, what's does a Ps4 pro do......
crazygoldfish
1 Nov 16#69
congratulations on being a troll, back to sleep now.
crazygoldfish
18 Oct 16#40
Good tv I got this recently .
Yes it will let you play the PS4 pro in 4K.
No it won't give you all the benefits of the PS4 pro, that requires a very expensive tv.
I have this tv and it's very good, stunning quality for uhd movies and the PC , ( fallout 4 in 4K ) , PS4 and Xbox one look great on it
intranix to crazygoldfish
19 Oct 16#46
You mention PC, what's it like using it on the desktop, browser etc. I'm thinking viewing angles and colours as you move your head looking around the screen.
Highway72 to crazygoldfish
31 Oct 16#68
Not get all the benefit of a PS4 Pro???? sorry I'm wetting myself with laughter on that one, you really think those toyd can do proper gaming @4k above 30fps on anything but angry birds grade games? cos that's a big NOPE. Sony nor Xbox will have any consoles inside of 4 years from now that get to that level even on the upgraded editions out next year, simply not possible with such low spec consoles (upscaling from 1080p to 4k doesnt count). So what other features do you refer to? 4k Bluray? that's only 23fps... big whoop.
musicinme_pro
25 Oct 16#67
£422 after discount
rizel23
24 Oct 16#66
picked up for £317 with a family reward card, its OK TV but is obviously budget, does anyone have any picture setting guides? Thanks.
Goldeneye243
23 Oct 16#65
I picked one up and really like it. Being able to pause free view if you put a USB stick in was a nice bonus that I wasn't expecting
trev_150
22 Oct 16#64
Code TV10 has expired. TVS10 works but price is £422
thecheekymonkey
21 Oct 16#63
bought this the other day for bedroom, nice telly, decent price with code (argos @377) i mainly use it for youtube, the smart features are nice and fast, i.e. navigating menus, and picture quality is spot on, however i am not an afficionado, and just needed a telly for the bedroom that was of this size, with smart features ( until i get another nvidia shield tv for gamestream)
BigBry
21 Oct 16#62
Now £469 before the use of any codes!
introlux
21 Oct 16#61
Since my post, this issue has been addressed and resolved.
Wisebuyerdave
20 Oct 16#59
This, or the 6400 for £449 currently at Crampton and Moore (price matched by John Lewis)?
How did JL match that? They normally need the competitor to offer 5 year insurance as well
fast
20 Oct 161#58
use code TVS10 instead
introlux
18 Oct 16#41
Avoid Richer Sounds, just placed the order and didn't realise there was £14.99 delivery charge for the TV which increases the cost compared to Argos price (also I had an additional £10 voucher off that I could use together with the promo code TV10). I then called same day today to cancel however only to be informed it was too late to cancel and if I did I would lose my delivery charge as it was a 24 hour delivery service and it was too late. I then received an email later this evening to inform me that my delivery will be on Friday!! I have cancelled the delivery directly with the delivery company and have made a formal complaint to London Bridge branch. Not sure if all branches are like this however avoid the London Bridge branch, bunch of crooks!
dibbo to introlux
20 Oct 162#56
I've always had exceptional service from Richer Sounds, I guess you've just been unlucky enough to speak to a jobsworth who has no idea about their cancellation policy or basic consumer rights for that matter! You can cancel any time before delivery and you're entitled to a full refund- just refuse the delivery and they can't charge you for postage (even if you paid extra for a premium service).
Richer Sounds to introlux
20 Oct 162#57
I was extremely sorry to read your comments on the thread and offer my sincere apologies.
Customer Service is paramount to us so it’s obviously concerning to read of any occasion where we have a dissatisfied customer. Indeed, we certainly should have refunded your delivery charge when you chose to cancel the order.
Please be assured we do take such complaints seriously and I will investigate with the store manager and team to ensure the steps are put in place preventing this reoccurring in the future.
I understand that the order has now been refunded in full and that our Customer Service team have been in touch to resolve the matter.
Of course if I can be of any more help feel free to drop me a PM.
Many Thanks
John Clayton
Operations Director
Richer Sounds
crazygoldfish
20 Oct 16#55
That is what I find most comfortable. Sitting too close causes me eye strain.
Go into a shop and try it for yourself
intranix
20 Oct 16#54
Why would you be sitting 4ft away using it as a desktop? it's 110ppi roughly, 2ft max.
But ok thanks, I dont think it helps me though.
crazygoldfish
19 Oct 16#53
Desktop wise it's good, normally with HD TVs or monitors I would find text harder to read, didn't look good. With 4K windows 10 looks good, fonts don't look horrible , nice n sharp.
I don't notice any issues with colours or viewing angles sitting 4ft away
sandmantam
19 Oct 16#52
Code tv10 has now EXPIRED
domellooo
19 Oct 16#51
ordered 55 inch very happy
gazman090970
19 Oct 16#50
Also worth looking at the LG Super UHD range see if they are truly 10 bit or not the prices seem decent enough.
Sabba88
19 Oct 16#49
Thanks, yeah after looking Theres little that has a 10bit display. None of them are actually up front about it. Samsung at least state on their website if it has a 10 bit display now.
Apparently if there is a badge that states Premium Ultra HD then it has all that is required including a 10bit display. Thanks for the help.
eslick
19 Oct 16#48
if you are looking at Samsung, the SUHD TVs are the ones with the 10 bit screens. reality is though that for most, if you want a TV in this price range you wouldn't be looking to pay the extra for the next model up, been looking at a 55 inch cheapest is around £630, SUHD range is £1299 and for the last year at least I have been reading that the SUHD would drop to below a grand but still hasn't happened suspect it will be a long way off falling to the UHD models prices.
Plumbz
19 Oct 16#47
Code expired now :disappointed:
Sabba88
19 Oct 16#45
How do you know its only got an 8 bit display? Im trying to find a possible new telly. And most seem unforthcoming about it...
Jstreet91
18 Oct 16#43
4K tvs like this just aren't worth investing in at the moment if you plan on future proofing. HDR10 displays are upwards of a grand I would just advise to get a bang for buck HD tv to keep you going until HDR10 becomes the standard in a year or two.
dtovey89 to Jstreet91
19 Oct 161#44
But how much is a "bang for buck" premium brand 1080p TV going to cost? I'd say probably as much as this.
montana78
18 Oct 16#42
Nice one op. But can you please put the model number on the title so people know whats on offer.
UE40KU6000
njl30
18 Oct 16#37
Just to let you know that John Lewis won't price match. Think I'll try Richer Sounds tomorrow as I feel the extra warranty is imperative!
eslick to njl30
18 Oct 16#39
yeah trying the TV10 with them on another Tv and they said no because it isn't showing on the website, tried to find where it came from and not had any luck
andyatkinson
18 Oct 16#38
I wish it was HDR10 :disappointed:
fishmaster
18 Oct 16#36
It didn't bother me, your joke was out of context as there's no battery in this TV, would be equally unfunny on a Samsung fridge or washing machine thread too.
n0chex
18 Oct 16#35
I tried the code on the Philips 65" and it does not work , It works on the Samsung 40" strange....
no_Sunshine
18 Oct 161#34
No need to take it to heart... It was meant as a joke!
skinrush
18 Oct 161#33
I haven't seen that one in action, but it's certainly not UHD like the Samsung.
no_Sunshine
18 Oct 16#28
Samsung? Hope this one doesn't explode or catch fire....
fishmaster to no_Sunshine
18 Oct 161#32
It's been quite a while since televisions had batteries in them, and definitely never any with a 40" panel that I remember, so for that reason I'm not expecting any fires/explosions from this TV without a battery as an ignition source. Unless you were mistaken and thought this was a Galaxy Note 40? However then I suspect you're a time traveler, if so one thing we've learnt is they still have bad jokes in the future.
dansis
18 Oct 16#31
Really? If not i was thinking also on the LG 49inch 49LF590V it's at 346
dansis
18 Oct 16#29
there is an UHD Phillips 43 inch for 359!
skinrush to dansis
18 Oct 16#30
As someone that has previously owned the Phillips tv you've just mentioned, I would strongly recommend paying the extra £18.10 for the slightly smaller Samsung. The image quality on the Samsung is significantly better.
gazman090970
18 Oct 161#27
The problem is many people just do not know they see hdr and automatically assume they are getting something that will greatly enhance the output quality especially now with the PS4,PS4 Pro and XBOX1's all HDR capable.As for this set in general i have it's forebearer and can say that the picture quality is excellent and indeed a decent all round TV.
fishmaster
18 Oct 16#26
I doubt anyone expects a 10 bit fully compliant panel for £377. I've seen this TV in action playing 2001 A Space Odyssey 1080p Blu Ray, looked excellent to me and the Tizen based OS was slick and fast, much better than having Android as the OS, which is possibly the worst choice for an OS for a TV unless you want the TV to keep breaking all the time.
coullgfx
18 Oct 16#20
Just curious about viewing size/distances. I want a 4k TV for gaming, I will be sitting about 1.5/2m away, this wont be a living room TV so to speak.
Is 40" good enough. I currently use a 32" 1080p. But really want to see what all the fuss is with hdr and 4k upscaling
wildecat to coullgfx
18 Oct 163#21
Anything less than an 80" 4k screen and you'll just see green & white hoops all the time :man:
gazman090970 to coullgfx
18 Oct 161#24
This tv will give you no benefit from HDR it's got a 8 bit panel you will need to spend £200-£300 more to get a set with a 10 bit panel.
mode to coullgfx
18 Oct 161#25
I sit about the same distance and had the UE6400 for a week now, I think its brill, but I did go from a 2008 32" Samsung. It gets all green ticks on the Xbox One S 4K Test. My mates not long had the UE6000 and he gets the same results.
If you've already got a 1080p TV I would probably hold out for awhile. Proper Ultra HD 4K your looking atleast a grand atm.
The_Hoff
18 Oct 16#23
You're going to be waiting until at least summer before OLED are that cheap.
kizz83
17 Oct 16#14
It says it's ultra HD. Is that the same thing as 4K?
hugh1988 to kizz83
18 Oct 16#22
No, but when consumer TVs are marketed as 4K, they are actually incorrect and really mean Ultra HD.
dougrobbins78
18 Oct 16#19
Yep same thing. UHD is the consumer name and 4K is what the industry calls it
Goosefoot
18 Oct 16#18
Where does the promo code get entered?
Crazygooner1
18 Oct 16#17
Any gaming reviews for this guys? Input lag etc ?
n0chex
17 Oct 16#15
I think the code has expired any other codes?
Goldeneye243 to n0chex
18 Oct 16#16
I just used the code without any problems.
mattturner756
17 Oct 161#13
was interested in a PS Pro so took a look at the TV's in Currys. I'm unsure if 40" is really worth it for 4K. You compare it to a 50-55" and you can see the quality far easier from further away. If you absolutely want 4K then go ahead, but I was dead set on getting a PS Pro and a 4K tv but now I'm not after realizing realistically you need to be getting a gargantuan monster TV to get the most benefit.
tawse57
16 Oct 16#7
Back up to £419.00
DrBones to tawse57
16 Oct 165#9
No - not if you use the code TV10 (as the OP suggested)
I'm not gonna order this (holding out for an OLED 104" for £99), but here's some heat OP...
fishmaster to tawse57
17 Oct 161#12
The description in the deal says to use code TV10 to get the reduced price.
STi_prodrive
17 Oct 16#11
great find! this is going to get hot specially for those who are after a 4K telly before the new COD come out :wink:
iz123456789
17 Oct 161#10
isn't 50" for £449.10 more value for money? im confused!
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UE40KU6000
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I'm not gonna order this (holding out for an OLED 104" for £99), but here's some heat OP...
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It's not hard,,,, what's does a Ps4 pro do......
Yes it will let you play the PS4 pro in 4K.
No it won't give you all the benefits of the PS4 pro, that requires a very expensive tv.
I have this tv and it's very good, stunning quality for uhd movies and the PC , ( fallout 4 in 4K ) , PS4 and Xbox one look great on it
http://www.cramptonandmoore.co.uk/samsung-ue40ku6400-40-inch-uhd-hdr-pro-smart-tv.html
Customer Service is paramount to us so it’s obviously concerning to read of any occasion where we have a dissatisfied customer. Indeed, we certainly should have refunded your delivery charge when you chose to cancel the order.
Please be assured we do take such complaints seriously and I will investigate with the store manager and team to ensure the steps are put in place preventing this reoccurring in the future.
I understand that the order has now been refunded in full and that our Customer Service team have been in touch to resolve the matter.
Of course if I can be of any more help feel free to drop me a PM.
Many Thanks
John Clayton
Operations Director
Richer Sounds
Go into a shop and try it for yourself
But ok thanks, I dont think it helps me though.
I don't notice any issues with colours or viewing angles sitting 4ft away
Apparently if there is a badge that states Premium Ultra HD then it has all that is required including a 10bit display. Thanks for the help.
UE40KU6000
Is 40" good enough. I currently use a 32" 1080p. But really want to see what all the fuss is with hdr and 4k upscaling
If you've already got a 1080p TV I would probably hold out for awhile. Proper Ultra HD 4K your looking atleast a grand atm.
I'm not gonna order this (holding out for an OLED 104" for £99), but here's some heat OP...
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/samsung-40-4k-ultra-hd-hdr-smart-tv-now-399-save-200-6-year-warranty-richer-sounds-2527914
If you have a RicherSounds near you, why not pay the extra and get a 6 year warranty.