Samsung UE50MU6100 50" Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV
£579
+ 3 months NOW TV Entertainment pass
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marcusi7
22 Jul 171#1
Not a bad price. But I'm waiting for old to come down to this price. I can't see tv's adding much more in terms of features other than 8k. Maybe better latency
mamboboy to marcusi7
22 Jul 172#2
Gonna be a long wait for OLED to come down to this price!
EndlessWaves to marcusi7
22 Jul 171#3
HDR is the obvious one, although right now it's a similar price to OLED so that might not come down in price any faster.
This is still fairly expensive but it's at least getting close now.
jim881
22 Jul 17#4
I'd get the Ue49mu6400 for 10 quid less and a 5 year warranty. Just got one myself and it's a brilliant tv
Got this for £439 at Argos several weeks ago, mighy still be available. Just order the MU6000 and you might be upgraded to the Mu6100 for free...
MrMoonX
22 Jul 172#6
horrible TV its a proper budget 4k screen and is utterly pointless
jayjayuk1234 to MrMoonX
22 Jul 17#7
Indeed...
No idea why people cheap out on an 8bit 4k TV
If you want to watch 4k content, either go for a decent 4k set, or wait for the price to drop if you can't afford it, kidding yourself buying this thinking you're getting 4k in all it's glory.
otherwise, a decent 1080p will give a better picture than a budget 4k set like this.
BFLEM
22 Jul 17#8
What's the best 4k 10bit from samsung at around a grand?
MrMoonX to BFLEM
22 Jul 17#9
the samsung MU6400 is around that budget, and its utterly rubbish, get a panasonic or LG in that price point
MrMoonX
22 Jul 17#10
yes exactly you need to spent £1k+ if you're going to do 4K properly, a 60hz cheapo 4k screen is going to be terrible, anyone who buys this is going to hate watching sports
bizzlebyron
22 Jul 17#11
I got the MU6400 on prime day for a decent price. I can't fault it so far.
sleepersolar
22 Jul 17#12
I'm looking for a good quality TV with 4k & HDR for a PS4 Pro. Around 48-50", £5-600. Would this fit the bill or is there better out there?
I think I read somewhere that some Samsungs don't have headphone sockets, is this true? Really need the headphones
Cameron583 to sleepersolar
27 Jul 17#23
I'd get something second hand from last years lineup. Second hand Sony perhaps. Or the KS7000 if you can find one :man:
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This is still fairly expensive but it's at least getting close now.
https://www.hificonfidential.co.uk/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=1410&language=en¤cy=GBP&gclid=Cj0KCQjw78vLBRCZARIsACr4cxzjTW3nc67Bv-bWdi4cJz3PkFNpmUpIx3hKdTqi4YtLCK4wIxsqKZUaAhZOEALw_wcB
No idea why people cheap out on an 8bit 4k TV
If you want to watch 4k content, either go for a decent 4k set, or wait for the price to drop if you can't afford it, kidding yourself buying this thinking you're getting 4k in all it's glory.
otherwise, a decent 1080p will give a better picture than a budget 4k set like this.
I think I read somewhere that some Samsungs don't have headphone sockets, is this true? Really need the headphones