Been watching this for a while now. Fantastic price for a beast of a TV.
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lemongrab
26 Dec 163#13
Over "there" or they're
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Dhiraj1
26 Dec 16#1
8 or 10 bit?
haritori to Dhiraj1
27 Dec 16#27
Nothing below the KS7000 is 10 bit..
superm0
26 Dec 16#2
I saw one of these in Currys about 2 weeks ago and the colours looked washed out and a bit dull tbh. Got the sales guy to bring the remote and checked all the settings which were fine so in the end went for the UE55KS7500 which looked worlds apart.
That might have been a dodgy panel or something though.
all2humanuk to superm0
26 Dec 16#17
You compared a bottom of the range 4K TV to a mid range 4K TV and they were worlds apart. What a shock.
superm0
26 Dec 16#3
8 bit
Daftasabrush
26 Dec 16#4
What about Samsung UE55KU6500 at John Lewis for £80 more! (just dropped £300)
Much higher spec, CURVED, 1600 PQI.....
Bargain!
donny1266 to Daftasabrush
26 Dec 16#5
But is it 8 or 10bit? :wink:
OdhranC to Daftasabrush
26 Dec 161#7
Does a curved screen make much if a difference when you're seated away from the TV?
I'd understand to purpose a curved screen when you are near it, for example if you were playing games on a PC.
I'm just curious to hear what people think and not knocking your recommendation. Thanks for your info dafasabrush :smiley:
snatch_master to Daftasabrush
26 Dec 161#10
Curved is the new 3D, completely pointless.
Daftasabrush
26 Dec 16#6
We all know there both 8 bit, here we go!!!!!!!!!
daveykinetic
26 Dec 16#8
cant find any online comparissons between the UE55KU6500 and the UE55KS7000. i know its 8 bit v 10 bit. The reports of motion blur on the UE55KS7000 is putting me off. i watch allot of football so motion blur is a no go for me really. how does the UE55KU6500 handle motion blur? i also have a ps4 pro and xbox one s. is the difference huge between the 8 and 10 bit pannels? the 6000 model is substantially cheaper than the 7000. is the UE55KS7000 really worth the extra £££?
The UE55KS7500 is about twice the price but in my opinion it's worth it, I don't think there's much motion blur, the best thing to do is go to somewhere like Currys to see for yourself what you'd prefer. You could always go for the UE55KS9000
amichaelglg
26 Dec 161#9
If you are going to keep an eye on a TV, surely it would be an ever changing exercise. There's always something better out there with the amount of choice.
I think everyone posting ....>I've been watching waiting for this TV to be reduced should really explain why!
morrig to amichaelglg
26 Dec 16#23
It could be because that is all the money they have for a new TV. Watched Despicable Me 2 in 3D yesterday takes viewing to another level of enjoyment at a bit of discomfort.
hotukdealz
26 Dec 161#11
Curved screen is more pointless than 3D in my opinion, at least with 3D you can watch a handful of 3D movies and at times it can look pretty impressive, then you get bored of it and watch regular non 3D content......
Curved screens are just pointless from the start....
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That might have been a dodgy panel or something though.
Much higher spec, CURVED, 1600 PQI.....
Bargain!
I'd understand to purpose a curved screen when you are near it, for example if you were playing games on a PC.
I'm just curious to hear what people think and not knocking your recommendation. Thanks for your info dafasabrush :smiley:
http://www.displayspecifications.com/en/model/09c6471
UE55KS7000
http://www.displayspecifications.com/en/model/02f2431
I think everyone posting ....>I've been watching waiting for this TV to be reduced should really explain why!
Watched Despicable Me 2 in 3D yesterday takes viewing to another level of enjoyment at a bit of discomfort.
Curved screens are just pointless from the start....