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LG OLED TV have organic self-emitting pixels that create unprecedented contrast, colour and clarity. Due to their unique nature the design of LG OLED TV is revolutionary, elegant and incredibly thin.
Infinit contrast with deeper darkness from self emitting pixels. Perfect black that creates perfect colour.
Picture perfect from virtually any angle.
UHD 4K with 8.3M Pixels
Unlike other TV’s, only OLED uses self-lighting pixel technology, delivering a standard of black and colour reproduction and with Dolby Vision achieves stunning image quality by leveraging breakthrough high dynamic range (HDR) and wide colour-gamut technologies
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lionkhan1 to wide_dub
1 Dec 163#25
£1500 and I'm in :wink:
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alieus_uk25
30 Nov 161#1
want so hard.
Danjw91 to alieus_uk25
30 Nov 16#2
Same but unfortunately it's at the wrong time ha
OperaUK
30 Nov 16#3
Sorry don't mean to crash this deal but JL offer the same TV for +£100 with SkyQ for 1 year and 5 years Warranty.
golfer2007
30 Nov 162#4
The Sky Q offer is a bit of a joke really, I've read on a few forums that they charge you £199 installation fee but you can't argue with the 5 year warranty.
sm-1991
1 Dec 16#5
Probably the best screen you could get on a tv.
DanTheManc
1 Dec 162#6
You can get it for the same price from Hughes direct but it also comes with 5yrs warranty and 12 months Sky Q. You could also get JL to pricematch as they're a high street store.
Got the non 4k version.superb TV .Although you would need head testing paying nearly 2k with no 5/6 year warranty.
ronaldmacdonald
1 Dec 16#8
What's the peak brightness that this set can reach - thinking about HDR content moving forward next year?
Metallifux to ronaldmacdonald
1 Dec 16#10
I think peak brightness is being emphasized too much on OLED sets. OLED sets achieve HDR standards with lower brightness than LCD sets as they don't have the lack of proper black to compete with. LCD sets have to bright so the background looks dark, not unlike a cinema screen where the projection is so bright that the areas of the white screen where light isn't being reflected back look black.
ryangraham73307
1 Dec 16#9
£60 for existing HD customers. And to be fair it does say it in the T&Cs, which are actually quite short and human-readable for a change.
But the Sky Q deal is run by LG, it's not dealer specific so you should be able to claim from Amazon too.
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LG OLED TV have organic self-emitting pixels that create unprecedented contrast, colour and clarity. Due to their unique nature the design of LG OLED TV is revolutionary, elegant and incredibly thin.
Infinit contrast with deeper darkness from self emitting pixels. Perfect black that creates perfect colour.
Picture perfect from virtually any angle.
UHD 4K with 8.3M Pixels
Unlike other TV’s, only OLED uses self-lighting pixel technology, delivering a standard of black and colour reproduction and with Dolby Vision achieves stunning image quality by leveraging breakthrough high dynamic range (HDR) and wide colour-gamut technologies
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http://www.m.hughes.co.uk/vision/televisions/lg-oled55b6v/product
But the Sky Q deal is run by LG, it's not dealer specific so you should be able to claim from Amazon too.