Currently you can get an extra 10% off selected TVs at BT - using code TV100617 If you're not after a 4K model and want decent features, this is pretty good at £368.97
Also the 43" model is on offer and works out at £314.97 all in You can get that one by Clicking Here
Others included in the extra 10% off sale can be seen Here
Also there the HP Sprocket Printer at £89 using code SPR1017 Which can be found Here
Features:
Perfectly portable About the size of a cell phone, weighing around 6 ounces (170 grams), this portable printer goes anywhere.
Easily load the included 10-sheet pack and print instant 2 x 3-inch (5 x 7.6 cm) photos or stickers.
Print through the HP Sprocket App with Bluetooth technology.
Add a personal touch Download the free HP Sprocket App to customize your photos before you print them.
Printing just got more social Use the HP Sprocket App to quickly print your favorite social media photos. With seamless Bluetooth® connectivity, you and all your friends can connect and print
15 comments
jaydeeuk1
14 Jun 17#13
Just because you can, doesn't mean you should.
That doesn't have proper HDR being 8 bit, no Dolby vision, 60hz panel, and more importantly it isn't even a real 4k set being rgbw.
Run!
superfreddy
10 Jun 17#12
I would have grabbed this if it had 3D. Shame.
jaydeeuk1 to superfreddy
14 Jun 17#14
3d on 1080 sets is a bit crap, get the LG 55uh850 from Currys, often £720 or so with a voucher, it's a cracking set for the money (or the 49" is usually£100 or so cheaper)
qball101
9 Jun 17#11
Should do...if you still have the old 5-pin DIN connector you can connect that to the rca connectors on your TV. failing that you can use the VICModulator and buy an rca to ftype adaptor off eBay to connect to this TV.
Having said that, for a more authentic 80s experience, get yourself a Ferguson Colourstar 3657B TV set and have your dad burst into the room at some point while youre using it and have him go go crazy saying you're going to ruin the TV set.
Daltone
9 Jun 17#10
Will this work with my VIC-20?
Plasmachaser
9 Jun 171#9
And as i said above, it isn't even 4K? You can get 4k Tv's for £350 now
Why is this better than a £200 40 inch standard LED tv?
Perryibanez to Plasmachaser
15 Jun 17#15
It's a smart TV so can have apps installed on it etc. My Father in law has this TV. I set it up for him and it had some cool features like being able to screen mirror with your phone. It has a built in web browser. A Netflix app. A Youtube app. + a bunch of others I don't remember. Obviously you could just buy a regular TV and use a streaming stick or android box for the same result.
It's graphical interface also shows much more clearly on the LG 43LH604V
mcormack
8 Jun 171#4
Freesat??
Ger73 to mcormack
8 Jun 17#6
I'd like to know this also
EndlessWaves
8 Jun 172#3
Rather a sluggish interface on this LH604, I wouldn't recommend it unless it's only acting as a display for an external box (Freeview recorder, Sky etc.).
HDTVTest only review high end screens and all LG's high end models are OLEDs. The single LG LCD they've reviewed that's available to buy is the cheapest TV they've looked at in over two years - and that was £950 when they reviewed it.
They're hardly the people to judge the relative quality of budget TVs.
kiranmk2
8 Jun 17#2
Not a bad price, but I rate LG as the worst of the big 4 for LCD/LED screens. Look up the non-OLED reviews of LG sets on hdtvTest if you don't believe me. It's a bit more expensive, but i think the Samsung 49K5500 for £399 at RicherSounds is a better buy (with 6 year warranty) for this level of TV.
jpieter
8 Jun 17#1
Shame they don't do OLED , I would of bought straight away.
10% off is Still a very good deal.
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Opening post
If you're not after a 4K model and want decent features, this is pretty good at £368.97
Also the 43" model is on offer and works out at £314.97 all in
You can get that one by Clicking Here
Others included in the extra 10% off sale can be seen Here
49" Specs
Smart Share
WiDi - Yes
Miracast - Yes
DLNA (Network File Broswer) - Yes
HDMI x3 (HDMI 1.4)
USB x2
CI Slot x1
Also there the HP Sprocket Printer at £89 using code SPR1017
Which can be found Here
Features:
Perfectly portable
About the size of a cell phone, weighing around 6 ounces (170 grams), this portable printer goes anywhere.
Easily load the included 10-sheet pack and print instant 2 x 3-inch (5 x 7.6 cm) photos or stickers.
Print through the HP Sprocket App with Bluetooth technology.
Add a personal touch
Download the free HP Sprocket App to customize your photos before you print them.
Printing just got more social
Use the HP Sprocket App to quickly print your favorite social media photos.
With seamless Bluetooth® connectivity, you and all your friends can connect and print
15 comments
That doesn't have proper HDR being 8 bit, no Dolby vision, 60hz panel, and more importantly it isn't even a real 4k set being rgbw.
Run!
Having said that, for a more authentic 80s experience, get yourself a Ferguson Colourstar 3657B TV set and have your dad burst into the room at some point while youre using it and have him go go crazy saying you're going to ruin the TV set.
https://www.richersounds.com/product/tv---all/lg/43uh603v/lg-43uh603v
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B01E1QQHPK/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1496950650&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=hisense+4k+tv&dpPl=1&dpID=519G3AiRoBL&ref=plSrch
(Was only £349.99 yesterday)
HDTVTest only review high end screens and all LG's high end models are OLEDs. The single LG LCD they've reviewed that's available to buy is the cheapest TV they've looked at in over two years - and that was £950 when they reviewed it.
They're hardly the people to judge the relative quality of budget TVs.
10% off is Still a very good deal.