A great tv that is last years model. I don't see much difference in the spec from latest models. Over 100 quid cheaper!
Has the latest os 3.0
Found in-store priced at 399.99
10% discount with NUS card
NUS card available to all. Search!
Found in-store at Co-op Food - Machynlleth, 80-88 Maengwyn Street, Machynlleth
8 comments
LetoKynes
6 Sep 17#1
Does the NUS discount definitely work with electrical items?
Rob_1304 to LetoKynes
6 Sep 17#2
Works on everything, but to confirm specifically, i have bought a Vacuum cleaner and lawnmower and received discounts on both.
I'm interested in this TV to tide me over as my current Sony one is being a total dick, but isn't it RGBW? And isn't that supposedly 'fake 4k'?
khush01 to Rob_1304
6 Sep 17#5
Yup RGBW is fake 4k
custardy to khush01
6 Sep 17#7
I think it would look fine on its own. However from a non tech view. Looking at the LGs on display vs other makes the LGs look washed out and not as vibrant.
killerferret
6 Sep 17#3
Price seems good I think. The only thing I note is when looking on amazon it seems to suggest the 2016 model has only a couple of HDR codecs whilst the 2017, is multi HDR so will accept HDR from more sources.
If you are a co-op member you can get £30 off any tv over £300 and £60 off tv over £600 :thumbsup:
retrosling to summerof76
6 Sep 17#6
I believe you can only use one discount. There's a clause in the NUS discount that states not to be used in conjunction with any other offer or discount.
MaximusRo
7 Sep 17#8
RGBW so fake 4K panel on this one, stay away from LG or at least protest somehow (not sure how though )
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Opening post
Has the latest os 3.0
Found in-store priced at 399.99
10% discount with NUS card
NUS card available to all. Search!
Found in-store at Co-op Food - Machynlleth, 80-88 Maengwyn Street, Machynlleth
8 comments
I'm interested in this TV to tide me over as my current Sony one is being a total dick, but isn't it RGBW? And isn't that supposedly 'fake 4k'?
However from a non tech view. Looking at the LGs on display vs other makes the LGs look washed out and not as vibrant.
amazon.co.uk/LG-…h=1