Use code TVS10 to save 10% Sink into the audio-visual splendour of LG’s glorious HDR screen. As the brand’s eye-popping OLED panel is topped with colour-boosting High Dynamic Range, your content will have a plush polish that will leave you lost for words. With its ultra-thin frame, this 4K set’s beautiful Blade Slim design is the perfect match to the on-screen spectacle. Joined by Harmon Kardon sound, LG’s state-of-the-art WebOS 3.0 Smart platform, this top-shelf TV will change the face of your home entertainment.
Impeccable 4K OLED Fusing OLED tech with 4K resolution, this set’s Infinite Contrast and Cinematic Colour make viewing simply one-of-a-kind. OLED pixels are self-lighting, meaning that they can switch on-and-off individually to conjure inky blacks and super-bright whites. Unlike regular 3 colour pixels (RGB) in LED screens, LG’s panel has 4 colour pixels (WRGB) with an added white sub-pixel. This delivers ultra-fine colour gradation and a Cinematic Colour palette that’s virtually true-to-life. With 33 million of these pixels, this 4K OLED set is a majesty to behold.
Revolutionary OLED HDR Forays into colour-boosting High Dynamic Range (HDR) have begun, and LG are one of the forerunners. As members of the newly-founded UHD Alliance, they've delivered top-shelf OLED HDR with a staggering 10-bit colour depth. This means that there are over a billion individual colours to deepen your view and show shades you’ve never seen in home entertainment before. Usually, studios are forced to dilute the colour of their shows and films to fit on our TVs. Now, HDR screens like the E6 can channel content from studio-to-living room with the same precision and utterly otherworldly hues. Better yet, the E6 is one of the few sets to be compatible with Dolby Vision content – a special standard that loads on even more mind-blowing colour and contrast
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javvyman
26 May 171#1
Price is good but only 1 year warranty, when everyone else is offering at least 5...
I suspect legally a £1,500 TV should be covered for more than 12 months (see Martin Lewis site ...). In practice, I'd far rather have the 5/6 years warranty in writing.
discoman2016
26 May 17#9
thats why this deal here????
javvyman
26 May 17#10
It's £1500 at Currys now. So yes, thanks for making my point for me.
I'd urge people to either price match, or pay the extra £150 for the warranty
brennan247
26 May 17#12
Try arguing that in reality when you have no knowledge of the expected lifespan of the components, etc
discoman2016
26 May 17#13
the warranty scam been going for years bit like the ppi bank scam they try say this or that not covered? and try sell u extended warranty on products! they sell not covered by there 5 or 6 year Guarantee?
xflem
26 May 171#14
6 years maybe not, but if your buying a TV that was originally £3000 I'd expect it last 3-5 years minimum and any reasonable person would expect the same so a court would side with that on a claim
brennan247 to xflem
26 May 17#18
There are no guarantees. I'm tempted but it seems too much of a risk.
rickj to xflem
27 May 17#31
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If you think these companie will just refund a out of warranty TV if you spout the EU law then you are dreaming .You have to prove the fault was there when you bought it .Do you really want the stress involved or just buy from a company offering a decent warranty.
sault7
26 May 171#15
Any idea who will price match with the voucher code? Currys said no
brennan247 to sault7
26 May 17#17
Usually with price matching it needs to be a like for like warranty
xflem
26 May 171#16
Where's the voucher code originally from?
jimx26
26 May 17#19
Would be better waiting for an inevitable price drop or code from RS or Currys.
Shakeyyy to jimx26
26 May 17#23
I don't think anyone has faith in Curry's anymore after their reputation of customer service
samuelcresswell
26 May 17#20
Has anyone spoke to RS? I think I'll go ahead if RS price match this.
Jaybeam
26 May 17#22
My feeling is that this tv will get cheaper since many have stated an April build date so I think there will be plenty around for some time yet. Also I'm keeping watch to see if this HLG update will be realised.
bsthomas89 to Jaybeam
26 May 17#24
I purchased from RS with a price match + £20 price beat a week ago. Build date is April 2016. Panel is very good. No signs of banding/vignetting, no dead pixels. Internal speaker hum/hiss also solved with latest firmware. People back in Feb/Mar were certain they were buying the last of the B6 stock as B7 in stores from April. How long they will continue making the B6 I do not know! Continued support for 2016 range yes but why new stock!!!!?? The 2016 Samsung KS range stocks are diminishing. John Lewis last chance to buy & RS in store only with most models. Strange
MrDellboy
26 May 17#25
I'm going to take the plunge. RS have price matched an earlier Currys offer of 1399.98. I pay instore tmw! Hoping however it goes cheaper overnight! :confused:
xflem
26 May 171#26
I think it's because of how expensive the 2017 models are currently - they know there are people that will pay the premium as it's new and people that won't. They'll get rid of the E and the G but I recon they will keep the old B range around for a few months if not longer, like the old G910V model as a cheaper entry point
Jaybeam
26 May 171#27
Yes that's my thinking. Can still buy the 2015 1080p Oled so i feel still some mileage for the B6/C6
Have this for £1399 brand new with 5 year warranty.
Buy from them or price match with Richersounds or John Lewis
brennan247
26 May 17#30
Tried this code and it didn't work at RS
Sawb
27 May 17#32
Wait for it to hit £1350? so not this particular oled? or did i misunderstand. Did you have any intention of getting (or do you have one already?) a xbox one s or the upcoming xbox scorpio, as they are 4k players, maybe be able to kill two birds with one stone and if you want to research this and the samsung you mentioned you should have a look at the links below http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/ue55ks9000-201603244256.htm http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/oled55b6v-201611044381.htm
GRSC
27 May 17#33
£1449 with this voucher code. £150 is only off TVs over £1499.
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Impeccable 4K OLED
Fusing OLED tech with 4K resolution, this set’s Infinite Contrast and Cinematic Colour make viewing simply one-of-a-kind. OLED pixels are self-lighting, meaning that they can switch on-and-off individually to conjure inky blacks and super-bright whites. Unlike regular 3 colour pixels (RGB) in LED screens, LG’s panel has 4 colour pixels (WRGB) with an added white sub-pixel. This delivers ultra-fine colour gradation and a Cinematic Colour palette that’s virtually true-to-life. With 33 million of these pixels, this 4K OLED set is a majesty to behold.
Revolutionary OLED HDR
Forays into colour-boosting High Dynamic Range (HDR) have begun, and LG are one of the forerunners. As members of the newly-founded UHD Alliance, they've delivered top-shelf OLED HDR with a staggering 10-bit colour depth. This means that there are over a billion individual colours to deepen your view and show shades you’ve never seen in home entertainment before. Usually, studios are forced to dilute the colour of their shows and films to fit on our TVs. Now, HDR screens like the E6 can channel content from studio-to-living room with the same precision and utterly otherworldly hues. Better yet, the E6 is one of the few sets to be compatible with Dolby Vision content – a special standard that loads on even more mind-blowing colour and contrast
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Still £100 more but worth it for the 5 year guarantee, Richer Sounds should also match and they have 6 years
Cold for me
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2875453/The-six-year-warranty-right-shops-don-t-tell-customers-Law-says-retailers-responsible-dealing-complaints-official-guarantee-expires.html
I'd urge people to either price match, or pay the extra £150 for the warranty
If you think these companie will just refund a out of warranty TV if you spout the EU law then you are dreaming .You have to prove the fault was there when you bought it .Do you really want the stress involved or just buy from a company offering a decent warranty.
Have this for £1399 brand new with 5 year warranty.
Buy from them or price match with Richersounds or John Lewis
http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/ue55ks9000-201603244256.htm
http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/oled55b6v-201611044381.htm