or is the KU6000 but they are still for sale the same as the ks7000 trying to shift older stock for the new 2017 models.
Smeeble
20 Apr 171#13
This looks great but I don't have any money, thanks.
xp3200
20 Apr 17#11
Nothing special for an entry-level Samsung 4K TV, as already mentioned the 55ks7000 is a much better buy at 849
rednwhite1879 to xp3200
20 Apr 17#12
Would be a really good shout except that TV isnt made anymore
haritori
20 Apr 17#9
Depends what you prefer...
sounds good a 60" Sammy for £800
but its not, True HDR (10bit), for usually £50.00 more you can keep your eye out for a 55" Samsung KS7000 at John Lewis with a 10 Bit Panel, very low latency for gaming, and a stunning picture quality.
so if you want 5" more but a lower quality image then go for your deal.
KapA to haritori
20 Apr 171#10
just bought a KS7000 myself last week, very impressed :smiley:
guydaniels
20 Apr 171#7
I long for the day when a TV deal is actually a good TV, at a cracking price and with great reviews
nicp01 to guydaniels
20 Apr 17#8
so do I especially on the big tvs
linhang90
20 Apr 17#6
not a good deal. Avr price
MyNameSucksBad
19 Apr 17#4
789 at AO.com
Crossbow to MyNameSucksBad
19 Apr 17#5
RS' warranty is 6 years - AO's is probably 1 year (but correct me if wrong).
Bird68
19 Apr 171#3
Yeah, it's not a bad deal when you consider the guarantee, but I don't see it as amazing.
Bird68
19 Apr 17#1
Might just be you. A quick Google comes up with some cheaper options.
ZAMtendo to Bird68
19 Apr 17#2
Can you post these options? The same TV in Argos is about £890. The very slightly cheaper options I can see are websites I have never heard of before. Richersounds is fairly popular and one I can trust since I've purchased from them before. I would be enlightened to know if there is a better deal to be honest, but I don't see one.
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sounds good a 60" Sammy for £800
but its not, True HDR (10bit), for usually £50.00 more you can keep your eye out for a 55" Samsung KS7000 at John Lewis with a 10 Bit Panel, very low latency for gaming, and a stunning picture quality.
so if you want 5" more but a lower quality image then go for your deal.