The OLED55B6V is a 55" TV from LG. OLED TV's, (or organic LED) will display a wider, more natural range of colours including a true black colour. They don't need any backlighting as they are self-illuminating, making them thinner, lighter and will come with a lower energy consumption.
With built in Wi-Fi you can enhance the way that you watch and experience entertainment on your TV. With web0S you will be able to enjoy smart TV the way it should be.
Its efficient and intuitive and will be able to bring together all your favourite catch-up TV, movies, sport & music services. Whatever you want to watch, find, launch or play. It is simple to use and comes with a user-friendly web0S Smart TV.
£1804.05 with 'xmas500' code =5% off £1899.00 at hughes, 5yr warranty, delivered.
JL should match this as it's clearly displayed on website.
paulw123
10 Dec 16#47
£1799.00 at currys/pc world with code TV100, lasts 6days..
mcormack
2 Dec 16#46
I stand corrected, apologies.
OBH6UK
2 Dec 16#45
I have with a fine tooth comb. According to them UHD is only available with box sets and Sky sport neither are part of the original package which LG are offering. Hence my comment you need to upgrade the package.
mcormack
2 Dec 16#44
Suggest you read the T&C: Sky supply a 2TB Sky Q box with this deal. Enabling one to watch UHD (4K)
paulw123
2 Dec 16#43
Anybody knows when save60 will end?
paulw123
2 Dec 16#42
Has freesat as well.
gunark
2 Dec 16#41
Peak brightness is a bit of a misnomer given the eye can't actually take that much brightness for too long. Moreover OLED has that huge contrast ratio which is much more attractive (and easier to watch). My 1080p OLED is a league above my 4K LED in picture quality.
paulj48
1 Dec 16#14
Even though OLED screens are good, they're not really bright enough if HDR is your thing especially when spending this sort of money.
ashmac to paulj48
1 Dec 16#40
hmmm but oled 4k are 4k Ultra HD Premium which have yo meet strict brightness guidance ect so dont know how they cant be bright
afroylnt
1 Dec 16#39
1800 nits on a non-uniform poor backlit and at best dark grey screen...hmm.... not selling it to me.
OBH6UK
1 Dec 16#38
Care to expand?
paulj48
1 Dec 16#37
The ability to isolate Bright and dark parts of the image especially seen in HRD contents is very important when evaluating image quality
not that hot deal tv not 4k might as well spend £60 more at currys and get a 4k oled newer model
Kanedaaaaaa to davidmortimer
1 Dec 16#32
Unless I'm missing something, this TV is 4K.
Andboy to davidmortimer
1 Dec 16#33
This is the same 2016 4K model.
stelac196
1 Dec 16#30
Think it's gone up to £1999 so £1939 with discount now?
tighty
1 Dec 161#4
Not a great del for current members. You still need to pay for sky Q installation yourself and all you get is 12 months multiroom subscription. AND you can't even watch ultraHD on the mini boxes anyway.
OBH6UK to tighty
1 Dec 162#11
You can't watch UHD on Sky anyway with the 'free' LG package, you need to upgrade the package and so pay extra for access to UHD.
Great TV though bought one about three week ago.
shaunkirsty to tighty
1 Dec 16#28
Nice find just gone up by £200 in Currys
baseley09
1 Dec 16#27
Dropped in favour of putting resources into OLED and 4k Plasma was going to be extremely prohibitive.
alcurtis93
1 Dec 16#26
haha and I'm sat here with a 4 year old technika 1080p screen that cost £150
baseley09
1 Dec 161#23
Demo'd this screen next to one of Sony's current range and for sure neither had been optimised, but the Sony looked a fair bit better. Expected to be blown away, was disappointed. I'll stick to Panasonic Plasma for now.
bma1445 to baseley09
1 Dec 16#24
You should have fiddled with the settings, get them right and this lg screen is amazing. It's getting close to the price point where I'm tempted to replace my F8000 in the living room.
Oh, a heads up as I looked into it, if you already have sky q the offer isn't valid. No reason you couldn't give it to a mate to use, sky wont know!
JC2MULTIPLAYER000 to baseley09
1 Dec 16#25
what happened to plasma screens?
davidclack
1 Dec 16#22
The TV is coming up as £1999 now, so the code makes it £1939.
mivanpy
1 Dec 16#21
Exactly! That's one point. LCD is still being improved and worked on be sometime before we see the end them.
paulj48
1 Dec 16#20
it is but its also a 65" model, blacks wont be as good as OLED but its close as the Sony is lit by 600 LEDs placed directly behind the screen and each one can be controlled independent of each other.
Andboy
1 Dec 161#19
And then you look at the recommended settings for a given TV and the backlight is often around the 40-50% mark and brightness is also turned down. Peak brightness is one thing. What brightness and settings are used to get a suitable image on a given screen is another.
There is a reason why OLEDs can meet HDR requirements at a lower nit rating.
Waiting for the 65" of this screen to get closer to the £2k mark.
abbot26
1 Dec 161#18
The ZD9 is over £4000 though, it may be bright but it won't do dark as well as an OLED screen. The way I see it, as long as it's uhd premium certified and can handle Dolby vision then all should be well for the next few years, when I looked Sony were very shy about premium certification on any of their models.
paulj48
1 Dec 161#17
average OLED screen brightness 700 nits, the new Sony ZD9's LCD brightness 1800 nits, I know which I'd rather have.
MatsyLR
1 Dec 161#16
Still far too expensive, needs to drop down way more.
Sure its a beautiful screen, I would love to have one (I use Plasma atm), but the price tag is just far too much.
mivanpy
1 Dec 16#15
LCD isn't going anywhere. And they are improving all the time and still has advantages over other screens!
3dvws
1 Dec 16#7
deal in local currys for last year's model (ex display) for 2k (65") almost bit yesterday, but they wouldn't budge on price so I left it.
if buying soon, it's z toss up between the oled65b6v at 2999 or the KD75XD8505BU at 2800... I'm beginning to lean towards the KD75XD8505BU
mreriksen to 3dvws
1 Dec 161#9
Oled65b6, had both models side by side in My JL and there's simply no comparing the two
sunama to 3dvws
1 Dec 16#13
I thought the Sony TV is a LCD TV? While the TV in this thread is for OLED.
I think the OLED should win this without too much difficulty.
LCD tech is pretty poor when it comes to outright image quality, so they focus on offering cheap prices and lots of smart features.
tighty
1 Dec 161#12
haha why am i not surprised. cheers
abbot26
1 Dec 16#10
Recently bought Oled55C6V, hugely impressed with it, deep deep blacks and crisp vivid colour, can't see a way back now I've had Oled
3dvws
1 Dec 16#5
$2999 for the 65" in us amazon, £2999 in uk amazon where is the logic in that, been wait for some sort of a deal all through black Friday, nothing doing!
joedredd to 3dvws
1 Dec 161#6
Deals tend not to come on the premium screens. They know people that want their best will pay for it. They'll come down in Jan when nobody is buying them.
luvclub to 3dvws
1 Dec 162#8
Thanks to the Brexit Bunch $2999 is roughly £2400, so add 20% VAT and that is £2880. Not far off then, considering freight charges and everything being normally more expensive here anyway.
kraven
1 Dec 16#3
Discount code SAVE60 for £60 off and 3.9% TCB
ashmac
1 Dec 163#2
keep dropping baby :sunglasses:
lutherinlondon
1 Dec 161#1
Link takes you to Hughes.co.uk but it's not in your first post. Hot though..... :sunglasses:
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TV comes with 5yr guarantee and 12 months Sky Q
The OLED55B6V is a 55" TV from LG. OLED TV's, (or organic LED) will display a wider, more natural range of colours including a true black colour. They don't need any backlighting as they are self-illuminating, making them thinner, lighter and will come with a lower energy consumption.
With built in Wi-Fi you can enhance the way that you watch and experience entertainment on your TV. With web0S you will be able to enjoy smart TV the way it should be.
Its efficient and intuitive and will be able to bring together all your favourite catch-up TV, movies, sport & music services. Whatever you want to watch, find, launch or play. It is simple to use and comes with a user-friendly web0S Smart TV.
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JL should match this as it's clearly displayed on website.
Win win!
Great TV though bought one about three week ago.
Oh, a heads up as I looked into it, if you already have sky q the offer isn't valid. No reason you couldn't give it to a mate to use, sky wont know!
There is a reason why OLEDs can meet HDR requirements at a lower nit rating.
Waiting for the 65" of this screen to get closer to the £2k mark.
Sure its a beautiful screen, I would love to have one (I use Plasma atm), but the price tag is just far too much.
if buying soon, it's z toss up between the oled65b6v at 2999 or the KD75XD8505BU at 2800... I'm beginning to lean towards the KD75XD8505BU
I think the OLED should win this without too much difficulty.
LCD tech is pretty poor when it comes to outright image quality, so they focus on offering cheap prices and lots of smart features.