Means only the person sitting directly in front of the set gets a good picture...

That's ok. I normally take that seat.

Polaroid owner?

The girlfriend reckons a curve in something gives a better experience, especially a 40 incher.

If anyones still considering this or similar, i highly recommend getting one. The picture is perfect, good sound and the curve is noticable when playing racing games on the xbox at the right distance. The menus work very well too. Only downside is the sound features. Had to use an optical cable to the soundbar as has no bluetooth and the equaliser option seems to be disabled.

This deal is back on

I have my 55" curved TV on wall. looks good to me.

I'm in this boat and can't decide curved or not. It's primary use will be a PC monitor for gaming/work?

Oos

Cinemas do use curved screens, and have for yonks.

Its clear some people like curved but I think the majority don't and I personally know one person who got a curved tv then regretted it and went back to flat. I'd rather have flat myself. There's something clever and impressive about a curved screen but then shortly afterwards you realise you don't actually like looking at the curved screen. They look better off than on.

Do you work for Apple? Enhanced the quality of your life... ? It's a TV.

Unless you live in a lighthouse, I see little point in curved.

Interesting. I have an old Philips 7000 TV like this. http://www.hughsnews.ca/philips-delivers-7000-series-smart-led-3dtvs-0019160

Really nice looking but I'm ready for an upgrade.

I thought it would be worthless but might get something for it.

If it's on the wall go flat, looks better.

I was about to buy this until I read its only 50hz refresh rate.

I went for the 6300 from JL in the end. 4k wouldn't have been noticeable and the extra 4 years guarantee swayed it for me.

With a 40" 4K TV you would have to be directly in front to get any benefit from 4k in comparison to HD, like 3 feet in front.

No idea to be honest, don't know the full spec but I have seen similar go for less. My point was about 3D which is now as a feature more difficult to get at a reasonable price and so prices can go a little higher secondhand for 3D tvs.

i only got £120 for my samsung 50 inch 720p plasma do you think that is a acceptable price, it was 4-5 years old, the guy talked me down from £160 to £120 and was so pushy in the sale

Don't sell your Finlux too cheap. Many manufacturers have moved their 3D models to top range or have abandoned 3D altogether so for those who love 3D its getting harder to get 3D televisions at a reasonable price especially if yours is a passive 3D model. Still a huge amount of 3D film content being released and both pc and ps3 3d gaming.

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John Lewis has the UE40K6300 but doesn't mention 4k...

Anyone know if it is?

After further research I've decided to go for the non curved ku6400 as it'll be for gaming, primarily.

£399.

I've shared the link to. Just in case this will help anyone

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/samsung-ue40ku6400-silver-black-40inch-4k-ultra-hd-tv-with-uhd-2587899

For a curved TVs this is good.

Thanks, il keep checking

sounds like samsungs are the best gaming tvs out there and have low input lag.

Being curved can you only see it properly if sat right in front of it

this is quite a bit smaller than your finlux tv, does that not bother you ?

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Anyone using this for gaming?

Curved is simply the best viewing experience, I have had mine for 12 months now and it has enhanced the quality of my life. Leave the flat earth primates to their two dimensional World.

It always has been - use promo code GET30 to get the £30 off....

Price now £399

Thanks for sharing. Needed a new TV. Cheap at this price so it'd be rude not to! Right?! haha

omg just orderded time to change my 48 finlux1080p 3d tv

Check the AO website daily, i was able to change my delivery a day after ordering to an earlier date for no charge.

only downside is the delivery. Have to wait until jan 4th for free delivery otherwise it starts at £40 for next day getting cheaper the longer you wait.

good deal thanks, bought for the xbox :smiley:

For a good 4k experience I would recommend looking at 55" going up unless u plan to sit really really close to this set you will not see much difference unfortunately..

Curveless version is £10 less

Good price shame it's curved.

Actually the very best top of the range tvs are not curved.
So unlike what you think,curved was just a gimmick that is already out-dated.

no it isnt thats what its there for

​doesnt I've got this TV and it's fine from angles the curve does actually give a slight 3d illusion

the 6000 model is 339 at RICHER sounds if you download the vip 10£ voucher.6 year warranty makes it a better buy than this which has just 12m,According to staff they had 10 in stock this morning with just 2 left when i bought one at 1.00pm,so seems a popular choice.

Curved TVs failed like 3D, stay clear.

USP's for me is that i have an open plan kitchen and living room, my normal TV gets light glare from the living room window, with this, the curve means i shouldnt get that and as its now only £50 more than the normal version its a great deal for me. My sofa is also quite close to the TV so anything over 40 inch hurts my eyes. Amazon, John Lewis all retailing at £499/£469 and have been since it was launched in early summer. Great looking TV as well!

I want one

Same price at Argos if you don't want to wait for delivery.

too small and curved = no

sooooooo many tv's makes and models and yet you wait for this specific one to be reduced. Please explain its USP ?


personally 3D and curve - all distraction for what is yet to come.
Cheaper BIGGER screen in OLED.

picked this up on black Friday for 270 after various deductions, fantastic picture and quality. Definitely worth an extra 100 with the benefit of hindsight.

What discount code do you enter to get it at £369?!?

How does the curved screen affect the dimension. I would guess a curved 40" would be smaller than a flat 40".

the straight 1 is 364, avoiding curved due to the viewing angles being bad

Curved TV = Gimmick......why waste money of a feature nobody needs. If curved screens were so special all cinemas would have them. Desperate play by the TV manufacturers.

If anyone is looking at this for gaming it is the best in class at this price range. Low input lag and great picture quality despite it not being a 10 bit panel.

That's nonsense.

Hot. £469 at John Lewis.

The girlfriend reckons a curve in something gives a better experience, especially a 40 incher.

Is this good for a computer monitor or does it do 444 chroma?

I am now debating between this for £369 or Samsung KU6020 40" 4K for £335 (not curved)
Tv goes in a bedroom on the wall, can someone please advice. ?

This TV has an 8bit panel, but of course nothing does HDR properly at this price, so HDR is to be ignored, the real decision is whether to get a curved panel or not as Samsung offer a standard 4K panel for similar money, and went as cheap as £299 on Black Friday, so under £400 for cheap 4K it's Samsung you go to.

As someone who bought the bigger version of this, unless you're sure you want curved, don't buy it. Test in store how it feels from different angles. I sent mine back after 2 days as it wasn't comfortable for me.

I'm after a small(ish) 4K panel for the man cave to replace a 32" Sony LCD.

I use it with my Mac and a load of games consoles. Does anyone use one of these with an Xbone/PS4? Is it any good?

I don't know whether to plump for something like this, or get say a 27" 4K monitor...

Thanks, and merry Christmas!

That's ok. I normally take that seat.

Whats 4k stats like for this?
Tempting

Worth waiting past Black Friday madness for this deal. Thank you

Polaroid owner?

LG 43" 610 or 620V at Currys is good but don't forget might want a longer warranty.

Need new TV around this size and price. This or the Currys deal for the LG 43"?

will it be any good for the ps4 pro?

What does curved do?

OMG. I don't need this, but I really do.

Sounds good

I don't need a new TV but this is so tempting!!