43 inch 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV With Freeview Play. Also has Freesat if you choose to connect up a satellite dish to it.
Not the best 4K TV on the market due to RGBW screen, but at £349 it's one of the cheapest and has great reviews. 6 Year Guarantee Too!:smile:
Latest comments (20)
Steamy.Wee
19 Apr 17#20
Ports for the TV Including the Satellite connector
robjewitt
18 Apr 17#19
As folk above has said it used RGBW to spoof a 4k effect from what is closer to 3k in effect. Still, it's cheap enough
bobo53
17 Apr 17#17
lowest bottom tv in the market with RGBW, therefore not even a real 4k tv.
Vestel are a much better value
Steamy.Wee to bobo53
17 Apr 17#18
I think you're missing the point of HotUKDeals. It's to show people where to get Hot UK Deals on a particular item; the clue is in the name of the website :wink: Your comment has no relevance to this websites sole function. May I be so bold as to suggest you sign up to a review forum, where you can take part in the type of remark / discussion that you seem to be under the misguidance this site is for :smirk: I'd be very interested to get a link to the Vestel branded unit that is "much better value" with 6 year warranty and carrying the same specification, albeit with true RGB pixels. :smile:
Steamy.Wee
17 Apr 17#16
Came out of the box with it. It seams mainly the LG TV's not to get Freeview Play as an OTA upgrade are the more expensive OLED ones, as it's assumed by LG that owners would already have provisions in place to accomodate catchup TV.
bbfb123
17 Apr 17#15
good lord the difference is dreadful
tickedon
17 Apr 171#14
If someone wants a 4K tv, then I think it's only fair to point out when 4K isn't necessarily 4K! Could make it a less hot deal for some.
Can someone explain also what you want to be looking for when buying a 4k tv, I.e HDR (what's this?), 10 bit 8 bit etc?
Thanks
kestrel1960 to bbfb123
17 Apr 171#11
Try the av forums website. Lots of good advice & reviews there. HotUKDeals is simply intended for posting good deals (though you wouldn't believe it sometimes.)
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Not the best 4K TV on the market due to RGBW screen, but at £349 it's one of the cheapest and has great reviews. 6 Year Guarantee Too!:smile:
Latest comments (20)
Vestel are a much better value
Can someone explain also what you want to be looking for when buying a 4k tv, I.e HDR (what's this?), 10 bit 8 bit etc?
Thanks
I would rather by a decent 1080p set than one of these fake 4K sets.