My first post so be kind!
I had my eye on this tv for a while and whilst doing a search on price spy it came up with this best price.
Using code 10tv this will give you a 10% discount and plus Crampton and Moore are doing up to 10% cashback when you go through via Quidco and top cash-back!
Just ordered mine today (as of yet my Topcashback has not tracked yet)
So price to pay is £3,329.10 plus any potential Quidco and Topcashback (10%)
Top comments
Inspector_Gadget
13 Dec 168#1
Kudos for the balls to buy this whopping TV, and even more to post it as your first deal on HUKD!
Heat for contribution, but not a deal for the masses I suspect given its cost! :smiley:
Biggunspaul
13 Dec 166#13
In plain English the only people that notice these issues are those who look for these types of problems,and those people will spend hours looking for issues to complain about,and will also probably spend a week setting it up to some reference standard level and complain that the colour is one shade out or something like that.The average punter who's set up consists of hanging the TV on the wall and turning it on won't see any issue.
miggy111
13 Dec 166#14
Can't decide on this or a 32" and sitting really really close.....
cheapnnasty1
13 Dec 163#12
I've had my window taken out n replaced it with one of these babies
All comments (48)
Inspector_Gadget
13 Dec 168#1
Kudos for the balls to buy this whopping TV, and even more to post it as your first deal on HUKD!
Heat for contribution, but not a deal for the masses I suspect given its cost! :smiley:
umirza85 to Inspector_Gadget
13 Dec 16#2
Came here to post the same. gj!
jdr116 to Inspector_Gadget
26 Dec 16#34
"KUDOS"!!!!?????......why?!!....more like lucky so and so to be able to afford such an obscene amount of money on a TV!!...
nictry
13 Dec 16#3
By some margin the cheapest out there for this TV (bear in mind it is edge lit so the various 'issues' that will transpire on this set should be considered before laying out the cash) heat added for a great price though! Also for reference C&M are a superb retailer with exceptional customer service so no worries about being well looked after either.
indigowest2004
13 Dec 16#4
can you elaborate more on these issues please? as if there are problems id rather know now?
nictry to indigowest2004
13 Dec 16#6
Uniformity, edge lit struggles even at 55-65" size when you get to 75" it becomes even more difficult to get balanced light across the screen, banding and DSE (Dirty Screen Effect) can also be an issue for the same reasons Also if you need to view off centre ie not straight on these can struggle
oqey to indigowest2004
13 Dec 16#15
If you watch contents in pitch black room, the fault mentioned might be obvious. Otherwise, you'll not experience any of the faults mentioned.
oqey to indigowest2004
17 Dec 16#23
Did you buy this pal?
supasta
13 Dec 16#5
This is a good price for this tv, just prepare for the stupid comments of "bought 10 to sell on ebay" and "bought 1 for my bathroom".
Heat added.
kilboy to supasta
13 Dec 161#8
That's why I bought 11 ;D
whyme to supasta
26 Dec 16#31
One for bathroom! not a chance at least three minimum, and don't forget one for dogs servant quarters too. lol
indigowest2004
13 Dec 161#7
So in plain english terms is this tv advised to stay clear from?
nictry
13 Dec 16#9
No not at all, at this size most TVs have some sort of 'issue' having owned the 75XD Sony and gone through 3 before giving up on them (and these are FALD not edge lit) nothing will be perfect I am afraid, what I would say is make sure you have seen the TV in the flesh, played content that you will be watching ie not just the beautiful shiny HDR clips they have playing when you go in, insist on watching Sky or 'normal' channels as even Sky HD can show up defeciencies in the PQ on these big sets (and forget watching anything in SD as it is awful :smiley: )
Just make sure you are happy with whatever issues the TV throws up when you watch your main viewing on it and you will be fine :smiley:
Amara3
13 Dec 16#10
hardly its a top rated tv...but just be aware it could have above mentioned issues as do many led tvs majority of which arent noticeable most of the time.
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Opening post
I had my eye on this tv for a while and whilst doing a search on price spy it came up with this best price.
Using code 10tv this will give you a 10% discount and plus Crampton and Moore are doing up to 10% cashback when you go through via Quidco and top cash-back!
Just ordered mine today (as of yet my Topcashback has not tracked yet)
So price to pay is £3,329.10 plus any potential Quidco and Topcashback (10%)
Top comments
Heat for contribution, but not a deal for the masses I suspect given its cost! :smiley:
All comments (48)
Heat for contribution, but not a deal for the masses I suspect given its cost! :smiley:
Heat added.
Just make sure you are happy with whatever issues the TV throws up when you watch your main viewing on it and you will be fine :smiley: