Had some really good offers on TVs today, came across this, which looks good if you're after something a little smaller. You can whip £50 off using the code below too.
Use code - LSTV50A
4k Ultra HD picture is up to 4 times the resolution of HD
HDR displays brighter colours and greater contrast
Access 4k content on Netflix & Amazon Prime
Tuner: Freeview HD & Freesat HD
Connectivity: HDMI x 3
Resolution - 3840 x 2160 Processing rate - 1600 PQI 4K Ultra HD compatibility - 4k Upscaling picture enhancement WiFi - Built-in WiFi Connection s- HDMI x 3 / - USB 2.0 x 2
- Streaming: Netflix, Amazon Instant Video, Video Unlimited, Music Unlimited, Netflix 4k - App store: Samsung App Store - Custom homepage - Full internet browser - Social media: Facebook, Twitter, YouTube - Gaming apps
Top comments
LetoKynes
24 May 1714#5
It really depends on which angle you look at it from to be honest
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moneysaver39
24 May 17#1
just had a look it says the deal ended 23/05/2017 which was yesterday
moneysaver39
24 May 17#2
its okay my mistake it's ok
Graham1979 to moneysaver39
24 May 17#23
Few! Why not just delete the post? Or even post a deal? Go on you will get such a nice warm feeling knowing you give not just take!
mivanpy
24 May 171#3
Alot of Curved TV's being reduced. Not surprised to be honest!
gsj87 to mivanpy
24 May 17#4
What's the general consensus on curved TV's? I'm a bit out of the loop, are they considered a fad or are they actually any good?
kiish to mivanpy
24 May 17#9
It's last years stock clearance so you'll see more details even on flat ones. But yeah only Samsung is/has released 2017 curved tvs.
Tequila to mivanpy
24 May 17#18
Curved is being obsolete hence the price drops..
It was just a marketing trick,a gimmick to boost declining TV sales 2 years ago.
no real benefit except style.
LetoKynes
24 May 1714#5
It really depends on which angle you look at it from to be honest
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haritori
24 May 172#6
They are supposed to be good if your sat in the sweet spot directly in front and more immersive for gaming, but for a family room, the idea is that a flat panel offers better angles.. I always thoguh they are stupid for wall mounting though.
commenter14
24 May 17#7
The massive lag on TVs + the pitiful performance of consoles means even a curved TV isn't going to immerse me.
adisahtum
24 May 172#8
yeah, I also think so :smile:
haritori
24 May 17#10
Depends, I have a KS7000 with HDR enabled i still get 23MS of lag which is pretty good, but yes PC you can get 2-3ms lag, playing something like bloodborne on a 55" TV cannot really be emulated on a PC.. horses for courses.
Polax
24 May 17#11
No pun intended eh? :wink:
mivanpy
24 May 17#12
Not that i dislike them particularly but just noticed they seem to be getting reduced more than flat. But they are niche and understand why they exist. But i do think more for gaming. And then certain forms of that!
paulsmithlove
24 May 17#13
Is it worth by curved TV or buy flat? Need to upgrade my now.
paulsmithlove
24 May 17#14
Heat for the price
Tsung
24 May 17#15
I think they are a Fad, like 3d tv's were a few years ago.. Look silly mounted on the wall with bad viewing angles. Only time a curved screen has really worked is in a Cinema 180 usually found at theme parks in the 1980's.
ozzmosiz to Tsung
25 May 17#32
I love my 3D TV. It's no more of a fad than, say, someone buying a breadmaker
kylec4444 to Tsung
25 May 17#46
I think you'll find alot of cinemas now have curved silver screens
fatreg
24 May 17#16
I've a curved TV and I love it, because I sit dead in front of it, I get the best angles, wider angles are whack!
mivanpy to fatreg
24 May 17#24
Wickedy whack of just whack
Philbertgf
24 May 171#17
Very pleased with my purchase.
mivanpy
24 May 17#19
It really depends on individual circumstance. How close and if your viewing with others. And if the TV is is central to viewing position etc or in a corner. So many variables. But not for me on any level. Although saying that, i won't be going 4k below 65" anyway.
mrjackson90
24 May 17#20
how many hdr`s is this ? :wink:
sefgrt123
24 May 17#21
£550 now but still a good price
NeoTrix to sefgrt123
24 May 17#22
You need to use code LSTV50A to get the price down :smiley:
ryancoupland5
24 May 17#25
Lots of these deals these days
khush01
24 May 17#26
FAD!, these are a gimmick for those who are just attractive to the newest thing out right now. the viewing angle is shiyt so only the person directly infront of it gets to see anything, if you have people looking at the TV from a angle they'll find it ****.
2minutenoodles
24 May 17#27
Lol a curved 49" TV :laughing:
tammyy
25 May 17#28
code doesn't work
goonertillidie to tammyy
25 May 17#30
£549.00
Order subtotal £549.00
£50 off LSTVs over £499 -£50.00
Delivery Free
Amount due (Including VAT) £499.00
Yes but you'll be paying more than double for 10 bit HDR and a lot of people dont care to pay a premium for those features. This is a very decent telly with the warranty
tallpete33
25 May 172#34
Has anyone done the "just got one for my lighthouse" joke yet ? :smile:
tawse57
25 May 17#35
I was looking at a 4K curved Samsung in Currys yesterday. Beautiful picture. £3,000.00. But the curved screen did my head in. Very odd thing to look at.
fo_sho_yo
25 May 17#36
Good deal!
UncleWilly
25 May 17#37
just got one for my windmill. :wink:
Websta
25 May 17#38
Not surprised curved TV's are being reduced, I had a Samsung 40" JU6500 a couple of years ago and it had terrible clouding on it. We watch films in a darkened room and the clouding was awful, we watched 'The Hateful 8' and couldn't tell where the clouding ended and the image began it was that bad. I contacted Samsung on numerous occasions and they kept saying, and this is no word of a lie, "it was acceptable if you watched it in the dark". The picture quality in daylight was incredible, best I've ever seen, in fact, I sold it to a work colleague and set it up for him in his room and it was superb, he hasn't noticed any clouding on it, but, it is a light room and he never watches in a darkened room. For this reason I would never touch a Curved TV again and probably not Samsung.
barbiegirl
25 May 17#40
I think they need to be considered in the round..
cabbage
25 May 171#41
What's ironic is that big TVs traditionally had to go in the corner of a room due to the enormous protrusion at the back. Flat screens did away with this and brought in wall mounting. Now that curved are "in" the only place they really work is back in the corner....
buddn07
25 May 17#42
Anybody aware of any deals on the flat equivalent of this?
I'm after a TV with Freesat built in (which this has), as we don't get Freeview in the area, but reading above I think I want to avoid curved.
buddn07 to buddn07
25 May 17#43
The only similar one I can find is this LG from RS, and I believe they advertise 4k but it isn't actually 4k?
lowbacca
25 May 171#44
Nice TV if you don't mind the CIA listening to your conversations :smiley:
jayjayuk1234 to lowbacca
25 May 17#47
If the feds want to listen to my inane ramblings, they are more than welcome :smile:
Could have swore I saw this in Tesco for £415... plus discount if you know a store colleague :wink:
djh1975
25 May 17#50
Getting there with price, slowly but surely.
linhang90
25 May 17#51
Just been to currys and saw this TV. Very very average picture quality
bargainaday
25 May 17#52
Hi just been in the site and code doesn't work
Bird68
25 May 17#53
That's a relief, came close to pressing buy a couple of times today.
vhero
26 May 17#54
3 HDMI???? If it had 4 then I would snap it up but once you added your consoles and virgin box you ran out and have none spare. TV's should come with a minimum of 4 these days with the amount of dongles and stuff we use in a modern society
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Opening post
Use code - LSTV50A
Resolution - 3840 x 2160
Processing rate - 1600 PQI
4K Ultra HD compatibility - 4k Upscaling picture enhancement
WiFi - Built-in WiFi
Connection s- HDMI x 3 / - USB 2.0 x 2
- Streaming: Netflix, Amazon Instant Video, Video Unlimited, Music Unlimited, Netflix 4k
- App store: Samsung App Store
- Custom homepage
- Full internet browser
- Social media: Facebook, Twitter, YouTube
- Gaming apps
Top comments
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All comments (54)
It was just a marketing trick,a gimmick to boost declining TV sales 2 years ago.
no real benefit except style.
(_ :wink:
Order subtotal £549.00
£50 off LSTVs over £499 -£50.00
Delivery Free
Amount due (Including VAT) £499.00
Pay with gift card and eGift card
Code is working fine :smiley:
https://www.richersounds.com/product/tv---all/samsung/ue49ku6500/sams-ue49ku6500
I'm after a TV with Freesat built in (which this has), as we don't get Freeview in the area, but reading above I think I want to avoid curved.
actually 4k?