For the same reason a Skoda has 160MPH on the speedometer. Makes you THINK you can go really fast. You can't.

My Skoda has 170 on the speedo and does 144. It does go really fast. Make a more valid point.

Looks good for the man cave.

If your eyesight is that bad, you don't even need HD, nevermind 4K or HDR LOL! You'd be fine with one of these...

Does anybody know the code for the sky remote for this TV. Thanks

Just arrived (had to delay it by a day).
Easy as pie to set up, Netflix and Amazon 4K working fine. I'll give it a thorough test later when I'm not meant to be working!

That's great! They really are sweet TV's especially at this price.

Hi, It arrived today only ordered yesterday, It's been bought as an Xmas gift for me but was allowed to plug in and test, done the update and yes full 4K with HDR support, got the message pop up on Uncharted 4 for HDR, visuals are amazing.

Thanks for replying and Enjoy

Yes the PS4 PRO is detecting 4K and when you play a HDR game such as The Last Of Us the PRO will detect the compatability. You have many options for screen res. Make sure to update the firmware in the settings.
I have the 49'' Hisense and ordered this for the man cave. Delivery on Wednesday so we shall see.

Another thing to note is I realise I have the 49M3000. The M3300's are supposed to be better. Newer model I guess.

HI does the PS4 PRO detect as 4K and HDR compatible - any tweaks to the settings you recommend? as I have just bought the TV waiting on it being delivered, using on a Pro and as my PC monitor.
Cheers in advance

Please be joking

Take a screenshot of the tescos site for the 40''6020 Samsung.. go into your local JL.. worth a punt:p £299 could just work;) when u show JL cover up the unavail bit

[quote40 inch too small to see 4k in action...][/quote]
What a ridiculous comment>

Sign up for a Flubit paid account(Elite), price offers are pretty much instant(takes hours on a free account) - means you can use it in real time for price comparison. When I signed up it was £15/year which they refund if you don't save that much. Easy to save loads of money even if you don't use it all the time - also they tend to deliver fast for Elite purchases, take their time on the free account.

40 inch too small to see 4k in action...

Opinions please:

I'm not particularly interested in smart or 4K right now (use a dedicated box anyway and no 4K content).

But this is keenly priced.

Would I be better off with this or an entry-level Sony non-smart 1080P (like: http://www.argos.co.uk/product/5203950 @~£280 after quidco)?

Thanks

It has the ability to process HDR, but the screen isn't good enough to display most of the detail in what's being processed, so you won't see it.

Don't know how people make this so complicated, it only takes a sentence :smiley:

Yes it really makes a difference, particularly when used with camelcamelcamel and this site. Just checked my QuidCo account and cashback tracked plus 50% bonus so this TV was net £197.13 :sunglasses:

Thanks - good to know for future reference

Make a Flubit account. Then place a 'demand' which is just copying a product link in and it will find you a cheaper offer via a 3rd party merchant. Complete the transaction by opening Flubit via Quidco and completing purchase. You have a cheaper offer and cashback too.

Was just about to reply with "not for me it isn't" only to see that, whilst it is still in stock, it is now £349 :disappointed:

At least that brings my choice down to either the JVC or Samsung 6020 now :smiley:

Due to the marketing lies and subterfuge and general complexity of the tech, most people just seem to be understandably clueless as to what HDR actually means and what's required to display it. You need a 10-bit panel for a start, wide colour gamut and a brightness of 1000 nits to meet the required standard for HDR. Most TV's do not get anywhere near this, if the processing equipment of the TV cannot adequately process these images, the resultant processing will 'crush' the dynamic range of the image, which goes against the whole point of HDR. In the worst case, they may throw away bits, which will result in significant contouring of the gradients.

Thanks. I already have a Raspberry Pi running KODI and can get Smart IPTV elsewhere if needed. Just wondered if I could both things via the TV as well. Nevermind

Damn, sold out. :disappointed:

Gone now guys. Offer over

How do you rate it as a monitor? I assume you use it at it's native resolution?

Any input lag? Issues with viewing angles?

I've been looking for a 40" 4K for a while to replace my two 1200p 24" Dells.

I don't understand - you mean there's an HDR option that does nothing?

oos unfortunately

If your eyesight is that bad, you don't even need HD, nevermind 4K or HDR LOL! You'd be fine with one of these...

Ye I bought it through Flubit with 11% QuidCo too. Around the £210 mark.

You haven't seen the world through my eyes. I go round like Mr Magoo :stuck_out_tongue:

On previous deals it has been confirmed by users speaking to hisense that the 43 inch model in this range is a 10 bit panel,

You can't do neither, best to get a android box or Firestick tbh. The smart TV bit isn't the best as it uses its own app store. Netflix, YouTube, Amazon etc all work well. It does have Plex listed.

Your eyes don't need training. They can already see that many colours but some tv's can't produce them which is why we see gradients.

I have the 43" version of this and for the price I can't really complain. Yes I know it's not going to be true HDR but it doesn't bother me in the slightest, if I wanted true HDR I would've paid a lot more. These peeps who slate this brand really need to grow up. I'm pretty sure most people realise you get what you pay for in this world so I cheap TV won't always provide the real deal. I will say the picture does require some tweaking (check out avforums for more info) as it's not great out of the box. Viewing angles aren't great either unless you're pretty much in front of the screen. But for £249 can you really complain?

Can someone who owns this TV tell me if the app store on it contains either KODI and/or Smart IPTV ? Or, if it doesn't, is it possible to load apps off a USB stick ?

LOL, since when is pointing out facts preaching haha?? It seems you're one of those people who just don't like to hear the truth, and if you think most people know the difference you're sadly mistaken. Most people are gullible suckers for marketing when it comes to buying TV's... if they weren't, Currys wouldn't even exist as a high street entity! I've made it abundantly clear that I think this is a great deal and an excellent TV for the money, but bizarrely you seem to be somehow offended by the facts.

Cracking TV for the price, I use one as a computer monitor. For the cash it's a real Hot deals bargain.

No it's not 10 bit, for that go spend a grand.
HDR on all TV's is a con, unless you have a 10 bit panel. we all know this after following any 4K tv thread on this forum.

As a second TV or a computer monitor it really cannot be faulted at the price, Hell even as a main TV it's good.

Being offered £234(inc delivery) from flubit, for what it's worth.

​Go preach elsewhere, most of us know the difference but for a TV for the kids or second or third room this is a great buy. If you want to spend 1k plus on every TV you buy go ahead just stop rambling on about the bloody thing when people say they have the TV and like it.

You know this for a fact, do you?

Of course it does. But no one is an idiot for pointing out that HDR isn't fully realised on this TV, because it blatantly will not be. That DOES NOT mean you won't have a good picture. But if you were to put it beside a TV with 10-bit panel, wide colour gamut and 1000 nits brightness (minimum requirement for HDR standard) you would see a world of difference. These are just the facts. Still a bargain though, as you'd pay 3-4 times as much for a TV that meets minimum HDR standard.

And of course, the world is awash with 40" Full 1080p Smart TVs for £250

Buy a 1080p set if this is all youre willing to spend, you'll get a better image than on this dirt cheap 4k.

Hisense deal is good dont get me wrong I have a Hisense fridge freezer and it is great! But Samsung 6020 if you can get for 285 or as I did 298 with 5 yrs warranty no brainer!
To the dude who is asking about direct. Direct means going into store and I showed them the tescos webpage. I screen shottedvit just incase

Anyone know if this has, or will have, freeview play?

Ignore all these idiots. I have a PS4 pro. I have Fifa 17 and I have this tv. And believe me the picture quality is awesome!! Great TV. Not the best but you'll have a 4K tv which is more than a lot of these critiques have

Amazing price, great tv

Where are people getting the the Samsung 6020 for £285 from ?

I am after a main TV for the lounge but on a fairly tight budget so have got it down to 3 choices:

1. This
2. The JVC LT-40C860 for £236 [ after Quidco 12% cashback for the next 14 hours ]
3. The Samsung 6020 - for £307 [ after Quidco 12% cashback for the next 14 hours ] or £349 from Richer Sounds (but with 6 year warranty)

Decisions, decisions

When you say you went direct, you mean in store or online? Also what were you using as the comparison/evidence to get the price down that low?

Does anyone know the response time on this TV?

I actually preferred the 6020 to the 6400. 6400 has freesat and was £399. Don't need freesat. Wait for JL to be in stock and go direct.

I went to JL direct and they price matched. Samsung 6020 all day long. £285 good deal guessing AO new customer deal etc. Personally with TVs for me its JL or RS with the warranty etc. I heard sound is decent but soundbar if needed no bother.

I know it's really annoying, I'm sure anyone who has done 154mph in an Octavia vRS was really annoyed they couldn't extract that final 6mph.

Good price but not true HDR

cheers OP.

Finally, been waiting for this price for ages. This will do for the bedroom.

just bought one on friday as £329, goid pic but bad bad light bleed, amazon wont regund the £79 so bought one for £250 and there picking the other up, worth £250 for bedroom but not worth £329

Gutted. Bought for 50 quid more last month... Just paired with aldi soundbar. You will need something as sound is pants. Picture good though and Netflix interface is very quick.

I knew Tesco would sell out. So I bought both Tv's. one from Tesco one from JL. Showed them my order so they couldn't use the out of stock excuse, and then got the price match. Now I just need to return the Tesco delivery.

the samsung 40" 4k for £285 after cashback was a better deal than this!

Back in stock at tesco, but price is now £378.99

Got the 49" for £211 from Amazon Warehouse a couple months ago. Very good quality (for the price) for 4K content. At this price it's not really up for debate about its HDR capability - just take a punt until the 10-bit OLED TVs come down to a more reasonable price range.

They wouldn't price match me either, but that's because it is now out of stock at Tesco

I tried price matching myself but they refused. I still have ordered the 40" 6020 model. Do you know the name of the representative who gave you the price match? I'm assuming they wrote to you to confirm it by email.

The panel is not capable of true HDR, for £250 who cares it's dirt cheap.

Could anyone please tell me which is better between this TV and the Samsung UE40KU6020?

Also does anyone know the input lag for this TV? I want to use it with my ps4.

They wouldn't price match Tesco for me! Sold out at John Lewis now

Tesco

Samsung 6020 4K £298 JL price matched. That is the 40'' TV you cant beat

Very hot price, but not for me.

It's still a valid point... this doesn't even come close to meeting the requirements for HDR in terms of brightness or colour gamut. Doesn't mean it's not a good deal for a 4K 40" TV though, because it is.

I sincerely hope you mean a track, airfield or autobahn for the 144mph btw!

As I first stated, this is a great deal, no doubt about it. But anyone thinking they are getting a full HDR experience with this set is sadly mistaken. Sets twice the price can't manage that, but for what it is, yes, great deal.

Avoid, terrible backlight clouding. Got one and sent it back, looking at reviews it's a common problem.

Heat added btw, can't knock the price.

How noticeable is a good HDR set to a lower end one to the untrained eye I wonder?

Yes I have a ps4 pro and a Xb1s so I do want to make use of them but really don't want to splash out silly money when the tech is only just getting up and running. I have the 55m7000 in the living room. I might just sneak that into the man cave!

Had the 50" a few weeks and is great for the price. My only critcism (ish) could be colours appear bit washed out if you don't watch centrally. Its not a dealbreaker for me but is noticeable at angles closer to the screen.

Do I need one? No

Did I buy one? Yes :laughing:

If I get this for Xbox one s n possible ps4 pro in future how would this fair.

My Skoda has 170 on the speedo and does 144. It does go really fast. Make a more valid point.

i want a large 4k monitor, can this do 4:4:4 chroma? or maybe the samsung KU6000 for a bit more?

picture quality is simply stunning but the interface is awful and sluggish. i picked up the 50 inch version last week and cant wait to get my ps4 hooked up

very very good deal, shame that i need a bigger size, I wish it would be a 49 inch 4k hisense for around £300

Thanks you mean the Samsung 4K tv being sold by Ebuyer? I was trying to decide between the 2! Thanks

If I am looking for a TV for my 8 year old daughters including using it as a monitor for a PC for xmas. Looking for between 32"-40" inches. Anything else people would recommend?

Reviews seem a bit mixed. Quite a few one stars. That being said, the price is amazing

Fair enough. However, answer this, find me a set at this price with the same features or better? :man:

bought but don't know why :smiley:

For the same reason a Skoda has 160MPH on the speedometer. Makes you THINK you can go really fast. You can't.

Great deal. However, it is not a case of fanatics debating the purity of HDR... you simply cannot achieve it on this TV lol! There is no debate to be had. It's like saying fanatics debate whether a Ferrari is actually faster than a Skoda... no, it actually is!!

Trust me, get it while you can. Great TV and I was dubious at first but it all checked out. The firmware update has made a buzz on AV forums too. Even tempted to get a second but who needs two? :smirk:

Mega hot!!!!

I was looking for a cheap 4K monitor (not for gaming) so this is awesome deal for me.

wow much better than the Argos Bush 4K tv

Looks good for the man cave.

Brilliant price!

Stunning price - red hot!

? £249 !!! HOT HOT HOT