Very good picture with Passive 3D, comes with magic remote and smart features. Good sound quality with 2.1 speakers designed by Harman Kardon.
Price had been inflated to £899 recently but back down to a more reasonable £599.
Currently TopCashBack are offering 10% on LG TV purchases at Currys (so £49.91 available as it's minus vat) for the next 4 days, so that gets it down to £550 eventually. Not as cheap as it got in Feb, but I don't have a time machine :smiley:
Got mine ordered for delivery on Saturday, so hope this helps anyone else who may be debating on whether to purchase.
Top comments
jaydeeuk1
7 Jun 173#7
The 3d on this (mines the 55" model) is brilliant, only bettered by OLED c6 upwards imo. Releasing 3d on crappy 1080p sets with active glasses is what killed it off, if it was released now it would take off.
Some people had received dodgy sets where they get cross talk on top quarter or bottom but mines perfect.
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haritori
7 Jun 17#1
Another £100.00 and I will bite, not interested in 3D what does this have on the 770v?
Hawkmoon to haritori
7 Jun 171#2
It's basically the same tv with the addition of the passive 3D. For the sake of £21 (cheapest 770V appears to be £529) it's not a bad deal if you want 3D (and the passive 3d on this has been well reviewed).
Sorry just realised that Argos have a deal on the 770V, so the difference is a about £75, so yeah it's all about whether you want the 3D or not.
Nitin.Shah
7 Jun 171#3
and a 5 year warranty...but how likely the TV will fail in years 2 to 5?
TheSweeney
7 Jun 171#4
i really don't care about 4k in the slightest, but I've lots of 3d movies but 49" is too small :disappointed:
seanieb87
7 Jun 171#5
Think the 850v also has higher wattage audio. 40w vs 20w. I have the 850 and it does have decent audio for a thin tv
The 3d on this (mines the 55" model) is brilliant, only bettered by OLED c6 upwards imo. Releasing 3d on crappy 1080p sets with active glasses is what killed it off, if it was released now it would take off.
Some people had received dodgy sets where they get cross talk on top quarter or bottom but mines perfect.
jimx26 to jaydeeuk1
7 Jun 171#8
I agree, 3D on 4K TV's is stunning and a mile away from 1080p sets,
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Opening post
Price had been inflated to £899 recently but back down to a more reasonable £599.
Currently TopCashBack are offering 10% on LG TV purchases at Currys (so £49.91 available as it's minus vat) for the next 4 days, so that gets it down to £550 eventually. Not as cheap as it got in Feb, but I don't have a time machine :smiley:
Got mine ordered for delivery on Saturday, so hope this helps anyone else who may be debating on whether to purchase.
Top comments
Some people had received dodgy sets where they get cross talk on top quarter or bottom but mines perfect.
All comments (84)
Sorry just realised that Argos have a deal on the 770V, so the difference is a about £75, so yeah it's all about whether you want the 3D or not.
Some people had received dodgy sets where they get cross talk on top quarter or bottom but mines perfect.
http://opinioteca.com/tvs/analisis/lg/uh770v/