don't quite understand the purpose of grammar police, better use your time for something more productive.

perhaps get got the auto predictive wrong? or perhaps that's because he can speak more than 1 language?

I fart in you're general direction.

So your mate bought the last one, and then you posted it on here for us to go and find they're out of stock?

No but it can pick up Channel 4 if that's any good to you?

ex-display...

My god that's a bargain and which best buy

If you prefer Samsung, this is better:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/john-lewis-instore-samsung-ue55ku6500

Please could you tell us what picture is like when you have it set up cheers

I mean, you're only being a hypocrite, but who am I to judge. :man:

Rather than going to every Asda in the uk to check for you I thought is was easier to post it so any one interested could make there own enquiries?!?! Seemed logical at the time.... my bad!
I did say Asda Walsall had sold the last one!

See some others have posted they have located,some same price,others a bit more. Still feels like good value though.

https://www.groupon.co.uk/deals/samsung-55-ultra-hd-smart-led-tv?CID=UK_AFF_5600_225_5383_1&utm_medium=afl&utm_campaign=206616&mediaId=531&utm_source=GPN&subs_group=afl is not better ?

Can anyone recommend a good 55" 4K TV for around £600 GBP or less? (best if Kodi can install on it)

Diameter: 139 cm (55 ")
Resolution: 3840x2160 (Ultra HD - 4K)
Aspect Ratio: 16: 9
Viewing Angle: 178/178 °
Brightness (cd / m²): 300 ~ 350
Contrast: 4000: 1
MPEG4 DVB-C (Digital cable)
MPEG4 DVB-T (digital antenna)
analogue
CI + slot
EPG (electronic program Guide)
SMART function
Built-in Wi-Fi
sound output: 2x10W (RMS)
DTS TrueSurround, equalizer
Hungarian-language menu

Connections:
1 x Antenna
2 x USB
2 HDMI x
1 x 3.5 mm audio output jack
1 x VGA connector (used also as a monitor)
one component x
1 x optical audio output
1 x SCART connector
1 x Ethernet

SMART function:
Internet browser
pre-installed applications (. YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, etc.)
Built-in Wi-Fi
cable connecting possibilities (ethernet)

USB
Playback Formats:
Video: .avi, .mkv, .mp4 (h.264, h.265)
Audio: .mp3
Photo: .jpeg, .bmp, .png

Dimensions:
wind. x core. x depth. (plate) 125 x 80 x 27 cm
wide. x core. x depth. (without base): 125 x 74 x 10 cm
(VESA wall mount) Standard: 400 x 200

If it helps anyone!

2 HDMI?

It's also made in turkey.

Had I been more decisive I would have had one. It was in front of me and I walked 2 steps to the side to do a quick Google search on the reviews and someone rang in and reserved it. Damn you Mr Smith

none left in asda breck road

any good for my spare toilet??

Many thanks for the kind words

Because I have a spare rooms.

Just been to check Fleetwood Asda they have 1 but its £325 :disappointed:

Problem with these Polaroid TVs is you have to shake it get a picture.

I have this in my games room very good picture and sound for a 5x5m room Only let down is lack of hdmi only 2

If it is made by UMC, then it might not be too bad a TV.

Looking at the photos here http://direct.asda.com/george/home-garden/tvs-brackets/polaroid-55-led-hd-tv-series-1/000554144,default,pd.html it unit looks like a UMC unit? I know that the Polaroid Brand TVs are sold only in ASDA. I think this is their house brand. Like Technika at Tesco http://www.umc-slovakia.sk/?s=technika made in a plant in Slovakia. http://products.umc-slovakia.sk/ some superb sets coming out of this plant.

I got the Sharp offer at Tesco and it is made by UMC. The picture is fine and the audio is much better than I'd expect for this price point. Modern value line TVs like this Polariod have amazingly good Picture Quality as the LCD back lights and reflectors are now all very good. The reliability is also now very high due to the scale at which these production lines run. The old problems with tuners, power supplies etc have all but gone as the move to digital and low power LCDs drives price down and quality up. I've a 50 Kuro and custom AV setup with active speakers and subs costing £ks which is fine for a dedicated AV room but for most other uses these entry level TVs are just wonderfully crisp and bright. Colour rendition is better than many high end units sold 3-4 years ago. Contrast levels are great for daylight viewing. For controlled AV rooms you might want to look elsewhere but for daylight viewing with poor / no light control (e.g. Kitchen / Conservatory) these units are hard to beat. As Loughboro Guy says these are great until OLEDs become commoditised as they have in the smartphone market where LCDs now cost more than OLED!
Heat++

Got any more productive comments like that?

This isn't a UHD model of TV

The phrase "Buy cheap, buy twice" springs to mind.

Heat for not calling it a 'Bargin'!!

Good for a spare TV.

Anyone know if this supports ARC? I've googled it but not much info

I have a polaroid TV, it's not the main TV but it's perfectly adequate - picture quality is OK.
It's also getting on a bit now but been 100% reliable.

anyway, about this deal. Can only be hot.

Another wild goose chase. Never again and im goong to cold vote these in future

Are there anymore available in the westmids area?

I wonder if it has HDR and Dolby Vision? :smirk:

Clearly store specific as proven in the thread, but a great deal nonetheless! Perhaps other stores will start to reduce their stock too...

when you say ultra hd do you mean 4k?

Just came here looking for the comment that's on every TV about not being a deal because it's a vestel panel and no HDR :smile:

I'll be checking the Leeds Asda tonight. I'd bite at sub £200

What a bargain hot hot hot !

So your mate bought the last one, and then you posted it on here for us to go and find they're out of stock?

Might get down to Asda just to see if there will be people fighting over them

he got not get got :smile::wink::confused:

Anyone know how many megapixels this camera is? :smiley:

I've always bought 'name' TVs until I got one of these on a whim just after Xmas. Perfectly good TV for the money, amazing really. It's only really used for the kids and consoles but it's great for playing stuff like split screen local COD matches.

Watched a few blu rays on it and it seems as good as most things from before the last few years. Don't expect any of the fancy upscaling technology stuff costing £1000+ has but it's perfectly usable. Don't listen to idiots talk about blurry pixels and the like, it has no problems, it just doesn't look 'as good' as something you're paying over £800 for. For £200 it's a no-brainer.

The only criticism I have is I can't get the Sky remote working on it. Any codes?

Cracking price for TV this side. I do tend to suffer from brand snobbery at times but saw one of these mounted in a house last month and was stunned by picture quality. Can`t really go wrong at that price.

Polaroid could never be hot. Poor quality components on par with Bush and Techwood. Better off buying a real TV, Panasonic, Sony, Samsung. Not even for £195 could a Polaroid be a bargain.

Don't quite understand the purpose of people who get triggered by seeing someone correct a bit of grammar, better use your time for something more productive.

Perhaps he likes to spend his time correcting (and technically educating) people on how to write their (most likely) first language?

does it have 4:4:4?

Was this asda living

Voted hot

had load sin hunts cross

bargain

£325 in our local

£325 in my store,dammit,

This or a 49" LG for £220?
I'm thinking LG?

i have called them just minute ago- £325

Hotttt

seriously @ 195 go for it...

Bargain of the year I'm sure with the picture settings you can get a very good picture

I fart in you're general direction.

don't quite understand the purpose of grammar police, better use your time for something more productive.

perhaps get got the auto predictive wrong? or perhaps that's because he can speak more than 1 language?

Polaroid TVs are generally badly reviewed for reliability on here. The many previous Asda Polaroid TV deals have various comments about failures just outside warranty... however, that is a bargain price and I would risk it myself if I saw one. HOT.

Anyone know if this is nationwide?

I think there that price for a reason . I knew a couple who bought a 42" Polaroid a few years ago from Asda and it went back pronto . The picture quality was apalling. They may have improved in the last 3 or 4 years though.

I had a 50" Polaroid a few years back and the picture quality was amazing. Viewing angles were spot on. Could see the picture from all angles. Cost £289 I think so this is a bargain.

Stupidly cheap for a set of that size, regardless of its quality, which i bet isn't bad as budget sets have improved a lot on recent years...

Thats crazy cheap

Probably part of their clearance sale on electrical stuff as per the previous posts.

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/asda-toxic-sale-2017-huge-discounts-electricals-eg-lg-43-tv-167-2691588#comments

As the image has gone blurry on upload - product is is P55US0756A.

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