Hot price but needs to say refurbished in the title
murkr to donslibi
22 Aug 17#3
You're right - updated :smile:
barneyonion
22 Aug 17#2
£750 new so about £150 saving.
ashmac
22 Aug 17#4
Nice as it's 2017 model
Hey also have the 750 for £1299
stephenmichael3785 to ashmac
23 Aug 17#6
That's for the 58 inch 750. £899 for the 50 inch 750. They both have 3d.
brendinho
23 Aug 17#5
excellent!! cheers!!
avid.fan
23 Aug 17#7
what's the difference between 700 and 750?? - it's more than just the 3d right?
stephenmichael3785 to avid.fan
23 Aug 17#14
The
The 700 is a 1400hz panel and the 750 is an 1800hz
Borntooslow
23 Aug 17#8
Got the older CX700B
No HDR, but does 3D well and I'd say it's a better picture than my cheaper Phillips HDR TV
I would like 3D to remain adopted, only if Blu Ray publishers would supply 4K and 3D copies in one bundle
makershaker
23 Aug 17#9
Is the older DX750b still a better model than this?
stephenmichael3785 to makershaker
23 Aug 17#11
I have the older 750 and it's a superb tv. Has 3d too.
makershaker to stephenmichael3785
23 Aug 17#12
Any issues with judder on the 750? And hows the SD picture look.. is it really pixelated?
stephenmichael3785 to makershaker
23 Aug 17#13
Sd picture is superb with an HDMI source. I have sky q and a basic bt box. Haven't tried on freeview and have had no issues with judder
makershaker to stephenmichael3785
23 Aug 17#15
How are viewing angles? Any clouding Banding etc?
psychoid
23 Aug 17#10
if there were an oooo's or booooo's column i would have voted ooooo
stephenmichael3785
23 Aug 17#16
Viewing angles arnt the best but have no issues personally with clouding and banding.
moob
23 Aug 17#17
Just a word of warning from personal experience - bought a refurb last year from this outlet - TV was defective out the box - I'm of the opinion they don't do any refurbishment and just repackage customer returns.
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Hey also have the 750 for £1299
The 700 is a 1400hz panel and the 750 is an 1800hz
No HDR, but does 3D well and I'd say it's a better picture than my cheaper Phillips HDR TV
I would like 3D to remain adopted, only if Blu Ray publishers would supply 4K and 3D copies in one bundle