Samsung KU6020 40" Ultra HD 4K Smart TV - £349.98 @ Ebuyer

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Samsung KU6020 40" Ultra HD 4K Smart TV £349.98 @ ebuyer.com

£349.98 Ebuyer16 Nov 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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Skypie

15 Nov 16

Samsung KU6020 40" Ultra HD 4K Smart TV Product Description:

3840 x 2160 4K
Samsung Smart TV
Quad Core Processor
Freeview HD
High Dynamic Range

Free delivery.

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Talib to malachi

16 Nov 16 14 #5

To literally fight over a 720p Goodmans at Asda.

dougrobbins78

16 Nov 16 3 #11

Great find. This is as good as it's gonna get Black Friday wise. Big(ish) screen, 4K from a leading brand under £350

I agree with the consensus here that the Black Friday "steal" will be a 50-55" supposed 4K from a supermarket champion such as goodmans, bush, Polaroid etc for £150. Pointless

Or we all could be wrong and B&M stores might sell a OLED tv for a tenner. Stranger things have happened (please refer to Trump 2016 saga)

iz123456789

16 Nov 16 3 #7

£300 I would of been like OK.

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andywedge

15 Nov 16 1 #1

Thanks for posting. I’ve added the price and merchant to the title and moved to Audiovisual.
Here’s a ‘Help’ link which gives tips and advice on thread posting.

lutin

15 Nov 16 #2

Seems like a great price. I've just ordered a grade A refurb of the slightly older ue40ku6000 from Ebay for £330. Looks like I pulled the trigger too quick, should have waited and got this instead!

Worth noting that for me (Northern Ireland) delivery with ebuyer is an extra £9.99.

brian1977

15 Nov 16 1 #3

I bought my Samsung 43euj500 from tesco direct via eBay 4/6 wks ago was a brand new customer return and only paid £269.99. So worth shopping about.

malachi

15 Nov 16 #4

Or wait till Black Friday.

Talib to malachi

16 Nov 16 14 #5

To literally fight over a 720p Goodmans at Asda.

iz123456789

16 Nov 16 #6

whats the difference between ku6000 and ku6020?

lutin to iz123456789

16 Nov 16 #10

From the specs, I think the only difference is that the 6020 has bluetooth?

Information is from this site:
http://www.displayspecifications.com/en/comparison/839d5e52

mcormack to iz123456789

17 Nov 16 2 #27

iz123456789

16 Nov 16 3 #7

£300 I would of been like OK.

ZaGaZ

16 Nov 16 1 #8

tempted by this as a monitor after reading the comments at the bottom this for the 6000. http://www.s21.com/samsung-ue40ku6000.htm

+heat

Megabusymum

16 Nov 16 1 #9

Great, was looking for a new Samsung TV as ours gave up the ghost the other week.

Ordered and heat added.

dougrobbins78

16 Nov 16 3 #11

flannell

16 Nov 16 #12

Sat inputs as well.

stressedman

16 Nov 16 #13

a few years ago the last 2 digits used to differentiate what kind of stand the tv had... like feet/flat silver/flat black base etc... i don't know about these days.

Skypie

16 Nov 16 #14

I am glad this deal has helped a few people out.

I still can't decide the best 40/43 inch 4K HDR TV under £400 to use for my PS4 Pro.

There is this model as well as the LG 43UH668V and the Philips 43PUS6401 which have all been discounted recently.

sham63 to Skypie

16 Nov 16 #16

Have you considered this from Panasonic Outlet on EBay, it's a refurb but with warranty;

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/201636962308?_trksid=p2060778.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

DayOneDave to Skypie

16 Nov 16 #17

I'm looking for the same reason. I went to currys to but the LG and one of the staff gave me a heads up on this Samsung being on sale on black Friday. not sure how true this info is though.

DayOneDave

16 Nov 16 #15

hi can someone tell me if this is 8bit or 10bit hdr. I've tried finding out but not had any luck.

VWW to DayOneDave

16 Nov 16 1 #19

8 bit from what it says from the link provided by lutin

edd666999 to DayOneDave

16 Nov 16 #22

You're looking at spending 1k+ for a 10bit panel. This isn't even HDR this just accepts a HDR image but has nowhere near the brightness needed to display HDR.

See here for good info on 2016 TV releases:

http://www.flatpanelshd.com/article.php?subaction=showfull&id=1460114926

VWW

16 Nov 16 #18

Two questions if anyone knows the answer to:

1. Does 40" do justice to 4k or would I need to go bigger?

2. Does this have an audio input that allows me to plug in headphones?

DayOneDave

16 Nov 16 #20

thank you.

lutin

16 Nov 16 #21

Yes it's definitely 8 bit.

Nesima

16 Nov 16 #23

Cold for me, not curved.
Since buying a curved TV 12 months ago it has proven to be a life enhancing experience.

lutin to Nesima

16 Nov 16 1 #24

I don't think you'd get a curved TV for £350, would you?

Uridium to Nesima

18 Nov 16 #30

Really? The rest of the world seem to think they are a Fad...time will tell I guess

davidridge1

16 Nov 16 #25

Can't wait for the advent of 12 bit panels and HDR+ :sunglasses:

k4kamal

16 Nov 16 #26

great find

Grumpyoldhector

18 Nov 16 #28

Aaaaaghhhh!

I got really excited about this until I realised that it doesn't have Youview!!! only TVnow!!

Rats!!

Think I'll go for the Panasonic TX-40DX600B

Grumpyoldhector to Grumpyoldhector

18 Nov 16 #29

I meant Freeview Play!

sham63 to Grumpyoldhector

19 Nov 16 #33

I went for the Panasonic from EBay outlet as well, hopefully with an extra 10% off via tcb

Easy2BCheesy

19 Nov 16 #31

Can't think of a better non-HDR TV for PS4 Pro at this kind of price. Size is perfect for a bedroom or desktop office gaming environment. Lag is just 22ms which puts this way ahead of anything by anyone else. £350 for a 4K screen, amazing.

Personally I use the KU6400, but the extras it has - like wider colour gamut - aren't used in gaming so this would be just as good.

Skypie

19 Nov 16 #32

I think this is HDR looking at the spec

imagineS

19 Nov 16 #34

is this ebuyer version of the SAMSUNG TV got the silver stand or black stand? Anybody get one from eBuyer?

Anybody use one with Xbox One S in 4K for movies or upscaled gaming?

Easy2BCheesy

21 Nov 16 #35

It can accept the signals but it can't really render it - the panel is physically incapable of it.

imagineS

21 Nov 16 #36

I'm I missing something here?
Surely this SAMSUNG TV supports HDR.

Skypie

21 Nov 16 #37

Yes, please clarify.

xxtadaz

21 Nov 16 #38

8 bit HDR is 256 colour tones where as 10 bit is 1000+ so it only has a quarter of the colour range. I'm guessing that's what he means.

It will still be HDR just not full HDR. Much like 720 vs 1080.

ACatchAtTheTables

21 Nov 16 #39

Now down to £339.98. Slightly gutted as I already ordered it via Flubit for £335, could have saved another tenner!

Skypie

21 Nov 16 #40

£350 at Richer sounds with 6 years guarantee. Instore only though.

Direwolf29

22 Nov 16 #41

Is there any difference at all between this and the ku6000 which is £50 more?

andyy119

22 Nov 16 1 #42

Flubit elite offer £325

emagklis

25 Nov 16 #43

Gee - I can't decide between this one and LG UH603V.
I'm thinking the LG will have better colour quality because of IPS but the Samsung one (VA) supports more file types and has Bluetooth..

Also webos seems nicer ..

imagineS to emagklis

25 Nov 16 #44

SAMSUNG has down any day due to their panels. I find their panels superior. Even SONY uses their panels on some of their newly TVs.

emagklis

26 Nov 16 #45

Thanks for replying! So, VA panels are not necessarily worse.. and the colours will be alright ..
I think I'm going for samsung. See what the fuss is all about.

imagineS

26 Nov 16 #46

Do post back your thoughts of the panel :smile:

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