LG 58 Inch 58UH635V Ultra HD 4K Web OS Smart LED TV - £549 @ Argos

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LG 58 Inch 58UH635V Ultra HD 4K Web OS Smart LED TV. - £549.00 @ Argos

£549 Argos2 Aug 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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heatt

2 Aug 17

ABOUT THIS PRODUCT

The LG UH635V 58'' Smart LED TV lets you enjoy 4 times the detail of full HD, with an easy to navigate webOS platform. Its ColourPrime Pro guarantees brilliant picture quality while its Ultra Surround sound offers realistic audio. It comes with built-in Wi-Fi for all your online content and also supports USB recording and playback, so you never have to miss your favourite shows.

BBC iplayer, Now tv, Netflix, Demand 5, Amazon, Wuaki.

Television picture quality:

LED TV Screen.
4K Ultra HD display resolution.
Screen size: 58 inches.
Motion rate 1500.
Viewing angle 176/176 degrees.
Resolution 3840 x 2160 pixels.

Connectivity:

2 USB ports and 3 HDMI sockets.
Smart TV.
Component video socket.
Composite socket.
Optical connection.
Headphone socket.
Wi-Fi enabled.
Ethernet connection.
DLNA compatibility.
Miracast.
Open browser.
Suitable for wall mounting 300 x 300 bracket.

Sound quality:

2 channel sound system.
20 watt RMS power output.

Digital features:

Features USB recording and video playback.
Micro dimming technology improves the contrast by dimming individual sections of the TV screen.
Freeview Play digital tuner.
Saorview digital tuner (Saorview can only be received in the Republic of Ireland).

Additional features:

Sleep timer.
Parental controls.
Size of TV H77, W129.8, D5.4cm.
Weight of TV 22.3kg (unpackaged).
Size of TV with stand: H82.8, W129.8, D25.8cm.
Weight of TV with stand: 22.8kg.

Energy efficiency information:

Energy efficiency rating: a+.
Energy efficiency index (EEI) 0.21.
On mode power consumption 87 watts.
Annual power consumption 127kWh.
Standby power consumption 0.5 watt.
This product contains lead.

EAN: 8806087673203.

All comments (90)

pennyfarthing88

2 Aug 17 #1

Link says £879 :face_with_monocle:

nihir to pennyfarthing88

2 Aug 17 #2

Shows £549 at checkout... :grin:

batman15

2 Aug 17 #3

i just bagged one good specs on lg website hdr pro etc..paid 549 5 day collection :smile: )))

batman15

2 Aug 17 #4

this tv has freesat and freeview like the hisense models

junkshez

2 Aug 17 #5

On paper this seems good. How does it compare to other TVs in the same price range? Against the Samsung MU6100 or the Sony Bravia X800D that was £599 on Amazon prime day?

mdentz

2 Aug 17 #6

Is this a decent TV then? noticing it goes through checkout at £549 also

avid.fan

2 Aug 17 #7

yeah, looks good but a proper review would be good...

batman15

2 Aug 17 #8

has hdr pro...just got to find somewhere to put it....reviews are good....good old argos can allways take it back :smile: )))

batman15

2 Aug 17 #10

odd hass gone down to £549 on link now :smile: ))))

mdentz

2 Aug 17 #12

i don't think HDR counts for much on an 8 bit panel like this from what I've read. Although I'm not looking for anything amazing, just a decent TV for watching sports and playing PS4 with mates

EndlessWaves to mdentz

2 Aug 17 #36

HDR doesn't have much to do with the LCD panel, whether it's 8-bit or 10-bit has very little impact.

HDR is all about the backlight, the key hardware aspects being a the ability to show more extreme colours (wide gamut), a higher brightness range and the ability to adjust the brightness on different areas of the screen independently (local dimming).

This TV has no local dimming and a normal brightness range (less than some competitors in non-HDR mode even). The only thing it does have is a very slightly wider colour gamut.

Basically like every other TV this price any HDR support should be considered minimal and shouldn't be a factor in your buying decision. It's simply an expensive technology currently, although prices should come down over the next few years.

mdentz to EndlessWaves

2 Aug 17 #41

Thanks for providing that information, as I don't have any device that supports HDR at present, just a PS4 slim and one of the new fire sticks, I guess it's not something I should be worrying about? I'm just concerned how this TV would preform for gaming and if there would be issues in regards to juddering when sports like football are being displayed.

EndlessWaves to mdentz

2 Aug 17 #23

I'm not sure how good this panel is for motion, and LG generally don't have the best motion improvement technologies (go Sony or Philips for that).

Picture quality general should be perfectly satisfactory though, and a step up from a budget TV.

Ah sorry. Yes, the 55"/58" versions do have local dimming. LG's implementation is often very poor though, I know some reviews for the (higher end!) UH770 model said that the picture quality was better with it turned off.

DrBunker to EndlessWaves

2 Aug 17 #51

The LG info for this TV confirms it does have local dimming.

Faisalgondal

2 Aug 17 #14

Shame about 1 yr guarantee only though

daskapital to Faisalgondal

2 Aug 17 #42

EU says two. Even if the retailer says one.

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smellyonion to daskapital

2 Aug 17 #9

Clue is in the name, it's a directive. So don't count on it.

eastangliauk

2 Aug 17 #15

Its not in stock though.

batman15

2 Aug 17 #16

also you can run kodi and exodus on web os :smile: )))

mdentz to batman15

2 Aug 17 #24

Not sure that's possible from just doing a quick google on the subject

pablom83

2 Aug 17 #17

There were 4 in stock in my city when I ordered it 3 hours ago, but it's out of stock now.

Trund023

2 Aug 17 #18

RGBW so fake 4k.

xp3200 to Trund023

2 Aug 17 #25

better go do some homework Nothing fake about this TV with a MVA panel

I own this TV its a fantastic bargain at this price :smile:

pavel76 to Trund023

2 Aug 17 #26

Check first before making stupid comments...

ianporter54

2 Aug 17 #19

I ordered first thing this morning and supposedly will be available in 3 days to collect.

I'll keep you informed.

shanaz22 to ianporter54

2 Aug 17 #21

which city plz

ianporter54 to shanaz22

2 Aug 17 #31

Cardiff

ianporter54

2 Aug 17 #20

Was about to order on prc direct yesterday, glad I didnt. Finally bought myself a tv.

ianporter54

2 Aug 17 #22

Also it isn't rgbw, it's not an ips panel, it's one of the very few LG mva panels. Full 4k rgb.

Goldeneye243

2 Aug 17 #27

Not available for me. Should have ordered it earlier....

mdentz

2 Aug 17 #28

How does this compare to the Samsung UE50MU6100? Would be required for PS4 use and watching sports on sky.

ianporter54 to mdentz

2 Aug 17 #30

Very similar, though the Samsung has a bit more hdr capability. Nothing in this price range will have "great" hdr though, not enough nits.

You will notice hardly any difference other than software, controls, menus and the extra 3". And size DOES matter. :laughing:

misiokicio

2 Aug 17 #29

Use stockinformer.co.uk this way u can see if any are available a bit futher away from u

batman15

2 Aug 17 #32

i stand corrected kodi wont install on webos :disappointed: (

daskapital to batman15

2 Aug 17 #43

It has plex. Similar functionality

Bigfoot600

2 Aug 17 #33

Wow what a bargain

collectorcol

2 Aug 17 #34

That's a lot of TV for the money.

Obviously isn't going to perform miracles when it comes to HDR.

Ulti

2 Aug 17 #35

Seems like a good price. Does anyone else have this TV? Does not having IPS hurt it or are the viewing angles good enough?

lidds

2 Aug 17 #37

Just bought the Samsung 55mu6400 wondering if this may have been a better buy??? (I paid £749 and can claim back £100)

pablom83

2 Aug 17 #38

Yeah, it seems it's a good price for such TV, but I cannot find a professional reviews on it.

laurentmahe

2 Aug 17 #39

Out of interest how does this compare to a panasonic TX58DX700?

pjn

2 Aug 17 #40

I'm finding conflicting information about the distance between the legs. LG's own site says 101cm but I'm seeing 117cm (or higher) elsewhere.

Existing AV unit is 110cm, so does anybody here have this set and knows the distance? Thanks!

HINEMUSIC

2 Aug 17 #44

Will kodi not install from an apk running es file explorer on this tv?

kyleastley to HINEMUSIC

2 Aug 17 #45

Webos is not android.

HINEMUSIC

2 Aug 17 #46

Oh ok so no way to install kodi? It's a big thing for myself

mdentz to HINEMUSIC

2 Aug 17 #47

Can pick up a amazon fire stick and do it that way?

HINEMUSIC

2 Aug 17 #48

That's true just wanted to keep things all in one

kyleastley

2 Aug 17 #49

Dependent on what you use kodi for the there are alternative apps available but paid for options. Ie plex can be used for media ie films and tv series. Some people will share there library's for a fee. There is also iptv available yet again for a fee. I use smart iptv app on my LG tv.

tallphilc

2 Aug 17 #50

Reviews are fantastic, hmm to sell my agin Panasonic Plamsa!!!!

DrBunker to tallphilc

2 Aug 17 #52

Where are you looking for them? I've not seen very many bar a few on Amazon etc.

DrBunker

2 Aug 17 #53

I know this isn't the best HDR/UHD TV but for the money this looks like a stonking price. I'm coming from a 4-5 year old plain old HD TV so the difference will be huge and I'm really finding it hard to resist this - can someone please convince me not to.

pimpMe to DrBunker

2 Aug 17 #11

No, it wont unfortunately.

DrBunker to pimpMe

2 Aug 17 #13

No? Given the large increase in quality from HD to UHD/4K I can't see how unless you mean because the source won't be good enough.

djstevie

2 Aug 17 #54

Has an Innolux panel. Decent for the price though.

batman15

2 Aug 17 #55

no actual stock i ordered first thing this morn..says collection instore only in 5 days but it accepted my card and gave order number...have had this before and never got tv just refund :disappointed: (((

rickinyorkshire

3 Aug 17 #56

This isn't an inferior RGBW panel - displayspecifications.com/en/…504

mdentz

3 Aug 17 #57

I've got one of these reserved, just can't decide if I should pick it up or not.

I guess I'll see if anything else crops up in the next couple of days and then make a decision.

DrBunker to mdentz

3 Aug 17 #58

Have there been many more cheaper TVs of this quality ever listed? :thinking: It seems like quite a standout.

mdentz to DrBunker

3 Aug 17 #59

It's either this TV for £549.00, or the Samsung UE50MU6100 for £370 (offered after they incorrectly listed the UE55MU6100 on ebay).

Can anyone here help me make a decision on this?

As stated previously it would be mainly used for PS4, sports and movies.

frns4sunil to mdentz

3 Aug 17 #60

Where can you get Samsung UE50MU6100 for £370?

mdentz to frns4sunil

3 Aug 17 #63

Yeah that's the case, it's just deciding if this is worth the £180 extra or not.

willym2k to mdentz

3 Aug 17 #64

If you are in east anglia I'd happily collect either of them from you and give you what you paid plus a little more :smile:

mdentz to willym2k

4 Aug 17 #66

Unfortunately not man, I'm in good old Yorkshire

willym2k to mdentz

4 Aug 17 #67

Thanks anyway. Enjoy your insane cinematic experience :sunglasses:

DrBunker

3 Aug 17 #61

Assume he's been been offered it at that price bc of a cock-up, but it won't be available for anyone else.

liammolloy

3 Aug 17 #62

Is this in stock still?? Really want this t

batman15

4 Aug 17 #65

yay just picked mine up 3 days early good old argos @:)))))

pablom83

4 Aug 17 #68

I picked this TV today and it's already on the wall. I'm quite impressed and it's quite amazing, definitely worth the money!

ianporter54

5 Aug 17 #69

I've literally just picked mine up. Time to stick the bracket up before I can enjoy

danflorin3

6 Aug 17 #70

470 now!!!

snehaG

6 Aug 17 #71

Is there a tv promo code for argos?

chirpycheep to snehaG

7 Aug 17 #72

CODE for ARGOS TV15 to save 15% off tvs over £499 just got this tv £466.65 got to travel 30 miles to get it

snehaG to chirpycheep

7 Aug 17 #78

Thank you :smile:

peachybubba1980

7 Aug 17 #73

Can anyone who has picked one up, please let me know what you think about it as due to collect this week?

pablom83

7 Aug 17 #74

peachybubba1980, It's a very good TV! It has good features, works well, looks very well on the wall, has a very good screen for us and we are impressed. Although, I wish I had the promo code when I was buying it. :wink:

peachybubba1980 to pablom83

7 Aug 17 #76

Thanks for that...luckily I got it with the code and only 10 miles from my house :smile:

snehaG to pablom83

7 Aug 17 #80

May be you can ring their customer service and ask them to apply the code and give you a refund?? Its almost around £80?

pablom83 to snehaG

7 Aug 17 #84

Thank you for the suggestion. I've made couple calls and they were unable to help me with this... then I went to have a chat online and ...I'll get a giftcard via post for the 15% off TV price. :-)

snehaG to pablom83

7 Aug 17 #77

Yay!!

DrBunker

7 Aug 17 #75

Is there any way of seeing where there is stock without entering in random postcodes?

stephenashforth to DrBunker

7 Aug 17 #81

This is normally pretty reliable Argos stock checker

tomwatts

7 Aug 17 #79

Just had mine delivered for £470. Looks good to me but will test it out when I get a chance later

ianporter54

7 Aug 17 #82

Anyone with this noticed shadows in the top corners? As though the backlight isn't quite lighting this part up.

Even though this code is now available, this tv is no longer available anywhere near me so I am happy to have paid the cost to actually get hold of one.

pablom83 to ianporter54

7 Aug 17 #86

I haven't noticed any shadows. Try going to chat online and say something about argos having this promotion and you don't want to hassle them with the returns and ordering a new one, because it's a cost for them too and if they can refund you 15%... I was told that I'll get a giftcard as they cannot refund me.

ianporter54 to pablom83

7 Aug 17 #85

Amazing! Thank you. They're sending me a cheque for 82.35

var to pablom83

8 Aug 17 #87

Hey guys, so I bought this TV last week as a cheep panel for my kitchen. I thought I would see how it goes and perhaps return the TV as i would like to keep the consistency in my house and keep all my TVs Samsung, however after testing and playing around with this TV I found the MVA panel is actually very nice, the blacks are brilliant and the colours are fantastic. I have not found any judder on this TV, (I did read somewhere that this TV got the best award for watching sports in 2016) there is no light blead or shadowing either. The HD content is crisp and the colours vibrant. The main issue I had was finding a compatible casting app which would allow me to cast via the 3rd party android apps which I have now found one.

In regards to the promo code, not sure how you may have approached it, I can confrim I have been refunded the difference. I too contacted Argos via an online chat and they said they all I would have to do is go in store and produce my recipt and the payment card and the code which I would like to apply. I saved the transcript as proof just in case. I went in store yesterday and received my refund, so all in all I have now paid £466! For this reason I have now decided to keep the TV and have now moved it into my loft bedroom!

DrBunker

7 Aug 17 #83

Thanks. Just the one in the whole country and that was showing as out of stock when I clicked into the actual branch. Hardly surprising at this price.

ianporter54

8 Aug 17 #88

As I paid via PayPal, I received my refund today instead of via cheque. Excellent price for this tv!

DrBunker

8 Aug 17 #89

If everyone who's managed to get one of these could stop letting us know that'd be great. :thumbsup:

pmadden86

14 Aug 17 #90

anyone else getting real bad motion on the tv, I was watching football yesterday and the ball keeps flickering in and out when its moving at high pace. Could it just be a fault with my unit?

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