Enjoy a huge range of entertainment in spectacular Ultra HD with the LG 55UH661V TV.
Soak up a stunning 3850 x 2160 resolution that gives you a viewing experience so lifelike that you'll feel like you're right there at the heart of the action, whether it's a rom-com, your favourite soap, the big match or a Hollywood blockbuster!
LG have taken this even further using HDR (High Dynamic Range) technology that extends the range of colours for enhanced realism, delivering brighter whites, darker blacks and stunning levels of contrast.
The clever 4K Upscaler feature also converts lower resolution entertainment for added detail, so your Blu-ray movies and other HD content will look near 4K quality.
As well as being a looker, it's also Smart with easy-to-use internet features. Use that deluxe 55 inch screen to watch YouTube videos or keep up with all your social networking via Facebook and Twitter through the browser feature. You can also watch TV shows via catch-up services such as the BBC iPlayer and Demand 5.
Thanks to its simple user experience and set up, you can switch between live TV, apps and your external devices using the Launcher bar and Live Menu.
There's access to NOW TV, where you can enjoy a selection of films, including Sky Movies titles. You can also watch both Full HD and 4K Content through the likes of Netflix & Amazon.
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Top comments
hukdbargain
11 Nov 166#3
cold not 10 bit.
EmperorRosko to SICORACING
11 Nov 163#19
Well that's exactly it. If you don't care about HDR then this is perfectly fine for a TV at this size for Coronation Street.
However, if you're someone who is going to be looking at the Xbox One S or PS4 Pro and going to watch UHD Blu-ray films and want the highest quality they can deliver, then it's not.
8bit = 16.7 million colours
10bit = 1.07 billion colours.
HDR needs the latter to work fully, but it also requires a TV will the ability to go to 1000nits of brightness.
Hope that helps :wink:
siejski
11 Nov 163#17
I have calibrated same model by my own, even motion flow, and picture is brilliant. 4k contents sharp and smooth... Thats true, LG standard picture settings is sh*t but if you buying 4k screen I hope you have basic knowledge about picture, calibrating and options which you can find in that kind of tv's.
LOUGHBORO GUY to SICORACING
11 Nov 163#8
Can I see the difference watching the Louise minchin pantie flash on BBC breakfast ? Or will Carol Kirkwoods breasts look even bigger on BBC breakfast weather ?
Latest comments (24)
Dando83
29 May 17#24
EmperorRosko, 10bit and 1000 nits, eh? Curious what would be your top choice for television with that spec?
andyleeds20
23 Nov 16#23
Has anyone got any decent settings on this TV yet ?
LOUGHBORO GUY
11 Nov 16#22
. Mmmmmmmmm yes
Russonf
11 Nov 16#15
but, the hisense?
PhilK to Russonf
11 Nov 16#21
Must admit, I'm waiting for A good Hisense deal Black Friday or one of the better Sony's
PhilK
11 Nov 161#20
Oh yeah. Love to get my hands round Carol's.........:laughing:
SICORACING
11 Nov 161#2
Haha yes which puts me off every tv deal on here! What is this mystical 10 bit anyway which costs 3 or 4 times the price and we probably cannot tell the difference when watching coronation street
LOUGHBORO GUY to SICORACING
11 Nov 163#8
Can I see the difference watching the Louise minchin pantie flash on BBC breakfast ? Or will Carol Kirkwoods breasts look even bigger on BBC breakfast weather ?
EmperorRosko to SICORACING
11 Nov 163#19
Well that's exactly it. If you don't care about HDR then this is perfectly fine for a TV at this size for Coronation Street.
However, if you're someone who is going to be looking at the Xbox One S or PS4 Pro and going to watch UHD Blu-ray films and want the highest quality they can deliver, then it's not.
8bit = 16.7 million colours
10bit = 1.07 billion colours.
HDR needs the latter to work fully, but it also requires a TV will the ability to go to 1000nits of brightness.
Hope that helps :wink:
siejski
11 Nov 163#17
I have calibrated same model by my own, even motion flow, and picture is brilliant. 4k contents sharp and smooth... Thats true, LG standard picture settings is sh*t but if you buying 4k screen I hope you have basic knowledge about picture, calibrating and options which you can find in that kind of tv's.
andyleeds20 to siejski
11 Nov 16#18
Could you pm me the settings you have used please so I can do the same with my TV
Thanks
andyleeds20
11 Nov 16#16
Also the sky q box recognises it as a 10 bit panel ?
andyleeds20
11 Nov 161#14
I have this TV bought it couple of weeks ago the standard settings are terrible I have calibrated it with the sAme settings as my 42 inch lg and it looks pretty good ...have sky q running through it some channels look fantastic f1 sports etc still looking for the perfect picture though ... 4k looks fantastic through youtube the ultra hd through sky not 4 times better to me but think that's just down to sky's compression ...if anyone has this TV and has mastered the settings let us know cheers
RajUK
11 Nov 16#4
Heat added ,but for another 80 quid , will buy this Sony ,
Sony Bravia 55XD7005 LED HDR 4K Ultra HD Android TV, 55" With Youview/Freeview HD, Playstation Now & Silver Shaft Design
I bought one of these at 799 a few months ago terrible tv bad back light bleeding and very limited picture adjustment it really is a basic 4k tv and limited hdr.. it went back to richer sounds after 1 week for full refund. not a terrible tv but with 200 quid off its more acceptable.
Hx3KinG
11 Nov 161#11
I'd like to know this too, haha...
j2hot
11 Nov 163#9
at least a cup size bigger in 10 bit
Bovrilontoast
11 Nov 161#7
The majority of new TV's aren't anymore.
hukdbargain
11 Nov 166#3
cold not 10 bit.
jock1 to hukdbargain
11 Nov 161#6
Not even 3d lol
ronkerdonk
11 Nov 163#1
Just waiting for the numptys to arrive with the "8 bit - 10 bit argument" that happens every time someone posts a tv deal.
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Enjoy a huge range of entertainment in spectacular Ultra HD with the LG 55UH661V TV.
Soak up a stunning 3850 x 2160 resolution that gives you a viewing experience so lifelike that you'll feel like you're right there at the heart of the action, whether it's a rom-com, your favourite soap, the big match or a Hollywood blockbuster!
LG have taken this even further using HDR (High Dynamic Range) technology that extends the range of colours for enhanced realism, delivering brighter whites, darker blacks and stunning levels of contrast.
The clever 4K Upscaler feature also converts lower resolution entertainment for added detail, so your Blu-ray movies and other HD content will look near 4K quality.
As well as being a looker, it's also Smart with easy-to-use internet features. Use that deluxe 55 inch screen to watch YouTube videos or keep up with all your social networking via Facebook and Twitter through the browser feature. You can also watch TV shows via catch-up services such as the BBC iPlayer and Demand 5.
Thanks to its simple user experience and set up, you can switch between live TV, apps and your external devices using the Launcher bar and Live Menu.
There's access to NOW TV, where you can enjoy a selection of films, including Sky Movies titles. You can also watch both Full HD and 4K Content through the likes of Netflix & Amazon.
Avios 1198 points
Other LGs with 5 years guarantee
LG 49UH661V LED HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart TV, 49" With Freeview HD/freesat HD & Metallic Design - £499
LG 43UH661V LED HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart TV, 43" With Freeview HD/freesat HD & Metallic Design - £399
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Top comments
However, if you're someone who is going to be looking at the Xbox One S or PS4 Pro and going to watch UHD Blu-ray films and want the highest quality they can deliver, then it's not.
8bit = 16.7 million colours
10bit = 1.07 billion colours.
HDR needs the latter to work fully, but it also requires a TV will the ability to go to 1000nits of brightness.
Hope that helps :wink:
Latest comments (24)
However, if you're someone who is going to be looking at the Xbox One S or PS4 Pro and going to watch UHD Blu-ray films and want the highest quality they can deliver, then it's not.
8bit = 16.7 million colours
10bit = 1.07 billion colours.
HDR needs the latter to work fully, but it also requires a TV will the ability to go to 1000nits of brightness.
Hope that helps :wink:
Thanks
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