70 inch Samsung TV. £600 off with HDR 4k Ultra HD picture is up to 4 times the resolution of HD
HDR displays brighter colours and greater contrast
Access 4k content on Netflix & Amazon Prime
Tuner: Freeview HD
Connectivity: HDMI x 3
Use code 100TV at checkout
Top comments
djbenny1
25 Nov 164#5
Thanks - just ordered 4.
coreykeepence to tighty
25 Nov 163#6
Get a tv stand and I think the majority of people have a room suitable for 70 inch x
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jaydeeuk1
25 Nov 161#1
I'm sure I saw the 60" 7000 series for the same price on here today - much better set imo
steveex
25 Nov 161#2
Click on the specifications tab;
Dynamic Contrast Ratio: Mega
........well shee-it
umirza85
25 Nov 16#3
There seems to be quite a few 65-70" TV's in this price range around today. Is there any that are particularly worth it with decent HDR?
tighty
25 Nov 162#4
lol 70". Who has a room suitable for a 70" TV. All I want is a decent 46" OLED TV (which is still a little too big) with no gimmicks like 3D etc etc. can I find one for a reasonable price - NO. I can buy a bigger TV stuffed with unimportant tech for less money though. Jesus why do people think they need 50-55" TVs.
Sry for the rant but there must of been 20-30 TV "offers" on here in the last week that are all crap and companies just trying to exploit our "it must be cheaper it's Black Friday" psyche
coreykeepence to tighty
25 Nov 163#6
Get a tv stand and I think the majority of people have a room suitable for 70 inch x
rofflespoffle to tighty
25 Nov 161#10
70" really isn't that big. I've got a 65" TV and it's not big enough, in a living room that's 3.5m by 3.5m.
Also, must of? What?
djbenny1
25 Nov 164#5
Thanks - just ordered 4.
tighty
25 Nov 16#7
going by Which advice then If you are watching from about 3m then the "ideal" size is about 40-47 inches. I think the majority of people think that bigger size = greater quality. whereas clearly its the opposite
callum84
25 Nov 162#8
Or the majority of people dont live their life by the advice of a subscription review service.
Get what feels right, simple as that
tighty
25 Nov 16#9
lol perhaps you prefer what hifi recommendations then as that's free. funnily enough they give roughly the same advice. SHOCKER. plus their very first statement is:
"While it might be tempting to think that bigger is better, the size of set that’s right for you is closely dependent on how close to the screen you’ll be sitting, which depends on the size of your room".
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Opening post
HDR displays brighter colours and greater contrast
Access 4k content on Netflix & Amazon Prime
Tuner: Freeview HD
Connectivity: HDMI x 3
Use code 100TV at checkout
Top comments
All comments (27)
Dynamic Contrast Ratio: Mega
........well shee-it
Sry for the rant but there must of been 20-30 TV "offers" on here in the last week that are all crap and companies just trying to exploit our "it must be cheaper it's Black Friday" psyche
Also, must of? What?
Get what feels right, simple as that
"While it might be tempting to think that bigger is better, the size of set that’s right for you is closely dependent on how close to the screen you’ll be sitting, which depends on the size of your room".