Seems like a cracking deal to me for a 70" 4k Ultra HDR TV from a reputable brand!! Originally £1999 then £1599 now £1299.
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cheapnnasty1
24 Dec 1614#6
Imagine pornhub on this beast
Gabi
24 Dec 166#5
How the heck do I sneak this in the house.
woody_____
24 Dec 166#2
Sounds good to me. How can the missus argue with this?! She's always saying bigger is better :confused:
Zuulan
24 Dec 164#13
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AJ92
24 Dec 16#1
Where?
woody_____
24 Dec 166#2
Sounds good to me. How can the missus argue with this?! She's always saying bigger is better :confused:
SunSameSizeasMoon
24 Dec 16#3
Wow, no curved nonsense, is thats last non curved tv here? In that case i might getting one. Just its that big... brainwashing at its best.
Bigspin
24 Dec 16#4
booooyyyy...I'm so tempted.
Gabi
24 Dec 166#5
How the heck do I sneak this in the house.
iamprobably to Gabi
24 Dec 161#22
She'll never know. Dont worry about it!
cheapnnasty1
24 Dec 1614#6
Imagine pornhub on this beast
Jawz to cheapnnasty1
25 Dec 161#25
Yeah....would look like mine craft half the videos are that poor
poisondwarf
24 Dec 161#7
Appears to be a good deal so voted hot...
I want one, but if i spent that much then Mrs Poisondwarf would deffo put a little something in my coffee
Nice one op
BoomtownRat73
24 Dec 161#8
Not voting either way, but just so you know - it's an 8 bit panel. Will attempt HDR, but can't do the full colour gamut.
Aaronnnn
24 Dec 162#9
I do like the curve TV's they snug into corners. I was always against them, until I got one
muckspreader1
24 Dec 163#10
Not curved don't want any of this flat screen brain washing nonsense.Come to think of it hope it dosent come with a pointless remote control to control it I'd rather get up and do it.
discoman2016
24 Dec 161#11
need a bigger house i think but hey maybe put it on the bathroom wall save on tiles for bathroom?
mxer450
24 Dec 161#12
Just got a 65" and only now getting used to it, these things are massive :confused:.
We have a 50" in another room that looks like a portable now :laughing:
Zuulan
24 Dec 164#13
lageryron
24 Dec 16#14
I have a curved one and trust me it doesn't make a difference watching TV programmes but it does when watching a film .
CAL23
24 Dec 161#15
Sub £1,000 soon?
rickj
24 Dec 16#16
Cracking price but 13 ton with just 12 m warranty is a deal breaker unless usual suspects will match
p9dyl to rickj
24 Dec 16#19
Don't Currys do 5 year warranty anymore?
danielallard86
24 Dec 16#17
Do I go for this or do I go for a suhd??? but are they to bright . also do I need a curved TV ?? help anyone
npnw1
24 Dec 16#18
£1000 on eBay I think... look at richer sounds as well
allowed
24 Dec 16#20
I got one from Richer Sounds for more it is a bit BIG, well very BIG, much bigger than the old 49inch LG
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http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-and-home-entertainment/televisions/televisions/samsung-ue70ku6000-smart-4k-ultra-hd-hdr-70-led-tv-10146919-pdt.html?
Seems like a cracking deal to me for a 70" 4k Ultra HDR TV from a reputable brand!! Originally £1999 then £1599 now £1299.
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I want one, but if i spent that much then Mrs Poisondwarf would deffo put a little something in my coffee
Nice one op
We have a 50" in another room that looks like a portable now :laughing:
Here is the bracket i got for it
http://www.tvbrackets4u.co.uk/store/Professional-Full-motion-Cantilever-Bracket-p1177/
so yes much bigger!