looks good..this or the lg oled 910v from Richer sounds? for £999..
Dekard97 to plumberman56
19 Apr 17#8
Personally, I'd take Samsung Quantum Dot over OLED. Mainly because of the input lag of OLED technology. This is only really a concern for gaming, but the KS9000 has considerably less lag than the 910. Picture and contrast also look more natural, HDR content is awesome on the KS9000, UHD Premium rated to 1000 nits ( LG OLED is around 600 nits).
Obviously Samsung can't compete with LG OLED when it comes to black levels, but they're very very good for a LCD screen nonetheless.
TK42 to plumberman56
19 Apr 17#9
Probally the LG OLED as it's 1080P, unless you have a 4k source of course.
FrugalFergal
18 Apr 17#4
Amazing spec for 49".
I remember when 32" was seen as enormous!
stephenr
18 Apr 17#5
Great TV.
jiraiya
18 Apr 171#6
wish it had 3d... good price tho. Heat applied..
mikeypr
19 Apr 17#7
Any good deals on 55"
ahmedalshawi
19 Apr 171#10
Do not buy! I exchanged this out 3 times with JL because of horrible light bleed issues
hero9989
19 Apr 17#11
More than 1 in 4 households (average) in the UK have a Netflix subscription. That's Netflix alone (not taking into account Amazon Prime, Virgin, Sky Q, UHD Blu Ray (which this TV comes with), Youtube or *cough* illegal-Kodi-boxes *cough*). And that's just video. Then you have games from shield TV, PS4 Pro and Xbox One S or High end PCs and that's without pulling content you've recorded yourself on your 4k-video-recording-phone or camera.
I'd argue a large portion will have access to HDR content. As for 4K, Very few people don't have some 4k content from any of the above.
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RicherSound should price match it, I think
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Obviously Samsung can't compete with LG OLED when it comes to black levels, but they're very very good for a LCD screen nonetheless.
I remember when 32" was seen as enormous!
I'd argue a large portion will have access to HDR content. As for 4K, Very few people don't have some 4k content from any of the above.