Looks a good price for a 60" branded 4K HDR TV.
I assume it's 8bit before you ask!
Further discounts available for with codes:
Apparently there's £25 off with the code KH3T3
Also 10% off when you apply for a Very Account by 06.12.16. and enter code KPAGM at checkout http://www.very.co.uk/first-order-discount.page
and possible 2% TCB
All comments (22)
N1Andy
25 Nov 161#1
Just to make it clear, this can be had for £720 if you open a new credit account.........that has got to be a bargain, surely?
fossman to N1Andy
26 Nov 161#9
Don't call me Shirley! LOL
JollyClaret
26 Nov 16#2
Panel is 8 bit right?
alifurqanqureshi to JollyClaret
26 Nov 16#4
Yes it is 8 bit panel.
BigVern1984 to JollyClaret
28 Nov 16#12
10bit will not make any difference on a tv, a pro level monitor yes, but on tv it's just marketing.
Hi, does anybody have this TV? Any good for gaming?
joedb to Snarf_Dude
26 Nov 16#6
not in a million years, ghosting will be a huge problem on any big screen
Acezwild
26 Nov 162#7
ridiculous statement!
aka80
26 Nov 161#8
Not a very helpful comment. Most console owners will probably play on a large screen.
stevenmcdowall39
26 Nov 161#10
hmmm this or the 65" Hisense for £799 , choosing a tv is so difficult :disappointed:
Uridium to stevenmcdowall39
26 Nov 161#11
This one...
Samsung's 15/16 range 4K TV's had excellent upscaling chipsets imo. Any 4k TV will look good showing the native 4k they pump into them instore but the Samsung's also seem to handle lower res inputs very well.
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Opening post
I assume it's 8bit before you ask!
Further discounts available for with codes:
Apparently there's £25 off with the code KH3T3
Also 10% off when you apply for a Very Account by 06.12.16. and enter code KPAGM at checkout http://www.very.co.uk/first-order-discount.page
and possible 2% TCB
All comments (22)
same price with 6 year warranty
Samsung's 15/16 range 4K TV's had excellent upscaling chipsets imo. Any 4k TV will look good showing the native 4k they pump into them instore but the Samsung's also seem to handle lower res inputs very well.