-- Enjoy stunning 4k visuals with the LG 49UH620V Smart 4k Ultra HD HDR 49" LED TV.
4k Ultra HD
Capable of producing up to four times the detail of Full HD, the 49UH620V creates images with amazing clarity, even when viewed up close.
An innovative anti-glare film helps to reduce reflection rate and allows you to see the details in the darkness, enhancing your visual experience.
It is also possible to upscale standard definition content to near 4k quality thanks to the six-step 4k upscaling technology, offering you a range of entertainment in incredible detail no matter what you're watching.
High Dynamic Range
With HDR quality, the UH620V displays true-to-life colours and shades, bringing your entertainment to life with colours and shades that are closer to real life. Whatever you are watching, you can enjoy incredible image quality with glistening light adding to the texture.
You'll be ready for the future of HDR content so you can make the most of this new picture quality.
Smart TV
The 620V boasts the webOS Smart TV platform, offering a range of smart entertainment options, including catch-up TV services such as BBC iPlayer and My5 as well as a huge range of apps. The webOS platform puts movies, sports, shows and more right at your fingertips. Watch live programmes, get up to speed using catch up TV services or browse through a range of handy and fun apps.
You can also use streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime for access to gripping box sets and movies.
Coming soon to the TV is Freeview Play, allowing you to find on demand programmes alongside up to 60 TV channels and 12 HD channels. You can scroll back in your TV guide to watch shows you missed from the last seven days, as long as you have an internet connection.
Design
With its ultra slim design, the 49UH620V enhances the aesthetic appeal of any room. An elegant plate ribbon stand offers a refined means of supporting the TV on a flat surface, while it is also possible to wall mount it (kit sold separately).
Latest comments (68)
CampGareth
25 Sep 17#4
What's the input lag like? Could make a good monitor if it's reasonable, this comes out to 89 DPI so a little on the sparse side of the golden 96 dpi but not bad.
The_Hoff to CampGareth
25 Sep 17#8
Have you calculated this at standard 4K res, or the usual gimped "4K" res of cheap LG sets?
Not checked resolution but imagine it's the old 3K bs.
CampGareth to The_Hoff
25 Sep 17#16
Standard 4K. Unfortunately I've just googled what you mean by the fake 4K of the cheap LG sets and it's absolutely horrible. Put me right off this TV as a monitor.
Regular 4K TV: This utter piece of rubbish:
slawziom to CampGareth
25 Sep 17#18
One of them is it good to know nearly ordered one
morrig to CampGareth
25 Sep 17#34
I've never believed in this upscaling hocus pocus, just move further away from TV.
CampGareth to morrig
25 Sep 17#35
You've missed the point, the point is this TV doesn't actually have a resolution of 3840x2160. It's more like 2880x1600 (ish) with some white pixels filling in the gaps. It means that if you feed it a native 4K video (no upscaling whatsoever) it'll lose a lot of fine detail. That's why the text looks horrible. The text is a 4K feed, the TV cannot display it properly.
ezzer72 to CampGareth
25 Sep 17#61
The whole RGBW thing is blown massively out of proportion. Two things;
LG are the World's biggest TV manufacturer, and make 'proper' 4K sets too - they just cater for various budgets, their 'faux 4k' TVs still have a MUCH better picture than any of the budget brands
And I use a 1080P TV as my monitor, never seen anything as bad on it as the provided example...
CampGareth to ezzer72
26 Sep 17#64
You're saying things that don't counter the facts. Yes the picture quality may be better than other budget sets, but that's not the point. We're not talking about colour reproduction or any of the other factors that go towards picture quality. We're purely talking about this '4K' TV not actually being 4K. At the least that's dishonest, but if LG can do it, I'll release a 640x360 TV and label it '4K, HDR, BBQ' because they're just meaningless labels! To heck with the people who actually need fine detailing or expect to get the advertised features.
*edit* oh yes and this constitutes false advertising if they're not very careful with their wording. That's illegal.
ezzer72 to CampGareth
26 Sep 17#66
No TVs are actually 4K, that is a cinema grade as far as I know. The correct term for 3840 TVs is UHD, so the whole 4K thing is misused right across the industry.
CampGareth to ezzer72
26 Sep 17#67
There's a difference between DCI 4K (the cinema standard you're talking about) and 4K in common usage (which does actually refer to 3840x2160, blame marketing execs for making this a thing).
However this TV goes beyond that and is actually a case of false advertising. If a pixel is a full set of RGB sub-pixels, what we have here is 2880x2160. If you're okay with Red Green White being one of your pixels so long as Red White Blue is next then White Green Blue then it's the full 3840x2160. Thing is a pixel is specifically a set of RGB in pretty much every standard ever like all the ITU ones for broadcast television, all the VESA standards for communication etc, so this is 2880x2160, so not 4K, so not a 4K TV.
Also here's a video that explains it better than I can.
ezzer72 to CampGareth
26 Sep 17#68
I'd say that it is the point.
LG should not be vilified because they offer a cheaper, lower pixel count TV for people on a lower budget - it is still UHD as it's more than 1080P, and as I said, none of the TV manufacturers should be using the term 4k, technically.
Ultimately if I only had £300-400 to spend I would prefer a '3k' LG, than a '4k' Bush, Polaroid, Digihome et al, and you would too...
tigger80 to CampGareth
26 Sep 17#62
What you going on about? 96 dpi! You must have read an article on PC "Monitors" not TVs, this is on the smaller side of 4K TVs, so a 65" 4k TVs Dpi (dots per inch) will be far less.
CampGareth to tigger80
26 Sep 17#63
You know when I said "could be a good monitor if" ? That's because I was considering using it as a monitor, not a TV.
Frank30uk
25 Sep 17#11
Was just going to order this but can`t :angry:
idontflycathay to Frank30uk
25 Sep 17#24
I went the total opposite direction :joy:
vassy1 to Frank30uk
25 Sep 17#37
This is the Tele I have bought it last time
germainsophie to vassy1
25 Sep 17#58
Me too - still can't believe how lucky I got!! Works well with Ps4. Can use Netflix and NowTV/YouTube too.
However I prefer to use them apps from the Ps4.
Do you know if there are physical buttons for volume on the back of the TV? (Can't seem to find any on the sides etc)
vassy1 to germainsophie
25 Sep 17#59
No don't think one is present. I use externam speakers so enjoying well with it. X1s works like a gem :skull_crossbones:
germainsophie to vassy1
26 Sep 17#65
Ah that's a shame. The remote has gone for a walk! currently using app on the phone but would have been nice to have an actual button for volume on the TV.
I've not considered speakers! I normally watch stuff with the ps4 headset... :disappointed:
Kids! :astonished: :neutral_face:
gio41uk
25 Sep 17#60
its not available now, its off there site, was there this morning
pfearn2303
25 Sep 17#57
This is a con because I know someone who works for Currys and he says you will not receive this TV. It is a con to get you to buy another. I'll never buy from currys again. Sad con artists
adeljay92
25 Sep 17#56
Damn this would of been an amazing purchase but oh well
messiahcomplex8
25 Sep 17#55
Ah that sucks :disappointed: Looking for a TV as well, this would've been a great deal
superyiddo
25 Sep 17#54
This needs deleting. No stock anywhere
Toncross
25 Sep 17#53
Tried to order in Epsom not available web site telling lies don't even try
stirling171295
25 Sep 17#41
Still some available in Fife, Scotland if that helps anyone
paulkerr to stirling171295
25 Sep 17#51
not its not , I'm in fife..
stirling171295 to paulkerr
25 Sep 17#52
That's unlucky, I managed to get one.
heap1000
25 Sep 17#50
Yep correct says I can have it delivered but as soon as I try to pay its says it's not available for delivery.
dolly1001
25 Sep 17#49
oos cold!!
Ajeeth
25 Sep 17#43
Able to place the order. Don't know why this was under expired ??? :angry:
nickcopp12 to Ajeeth
25 Sep 17#48
Because when you actually go to pay for it it says unavailable
fozzeh
25 Sep 17#47
None within 235.4 miles. Damn.
heap1000
25 Sep 17#46
Avaliable for delivery for myself. Is it any good for my son for Xbox and Netflix?
Cunning_Stunts
25 Sep 17#23
Phoned up and it's actually a mistake, and shouldn't be at that price. Their system has flagged it hence why you cannot get one anywhere!
paulkerr to Cunning_Stunts
25 Sep 17#25
Save anyone else , hunting for this... VOTE COLD NOW>>>>
there is no deal
SweeneyUK to paulkerr
25 Sep 17#27
Well I can order it right now in the Manchester area
Cunning_Stunts to SweeneyUK
25 Sep 17#29
You can put it in basket and go to checkout. Store collection won t have any and home delivery won t be available, you'll get the same message as everyone else I'm afraid.
Dalkirst to Cunning_Stunts
25 Sep 17#45
Oh no someone broke the golden rule...never call them
paulstanley1979
25 Sep 17#44
Not expired, i can get one delivered tomorrow apparently, not that I want one. RGBW puts me off
belsibub
25 Sep 17#42
What is the standard def picture like on these type of tvs?As most free-view is still this standard.
stirling171295
25 Sep 17#40
Not bad! Heat added
Sphere
25 Sep 17#39
oos everywhere from the look of it.
Ajeeth
25 Sep 17#38
Looks good deal. Heat added ++
helloyoufool
25 Sep 17#36
good deal but like the JVC last week unavailable for delivery or for collection in any of the stores I know of
The.Ghostbuster
25 Sep 17#33
Damn shame that's the sort of budget I have for a new TV and would rather an LG cause my set up at the moment is a 43 inch lg with soundbar
morrig
25 Sep 17#32
Can put in basket for delivery in Liverpool.
j484rkh4n
25 Sep 17#31
OOS
killstreak
25 Sep 17#30
need to be expired. Not a deal.
xp3200
25 Sep 17#28
Nothing near me
abhijitdash123
25 Sep 17#26
No deal as this item is nowhere in stock once you go to checkout
Not in stock anywhere near me either... be interesting If they actually have any
Richard_Richard to little20
25 Sep 17#20
Looks like none, they just want you to get frustrated and buy one of the terrible tvs they actually have in stock from their huge "sale". No I'm good cheers.
craig816
25 Sep 17#17
not available within 50 miles of me... :disappointed:
Alessandra15
25 Sep 17#15
Oos near me. Really desprate for a decent budget TV for the guest room. Any recommendations are welcome. Thanks !
paulkerr
25 Sep 17#14
no stock , and no delivery either...
niron_ev
25 Sep 17#13
Oos. Currys done this last week too. Must be a ploy to get you on the website.....
StoneyWales
25 Sep 17#12
None available within 100 miles for me, the .97 ending means it's clearance so may be difficult to find any. If you can though, good deal.
dotmac
25 Sep 17#2
Is this a 2016 model?
ezzer72 to dotmac
25 Sep 17#10
It doesn't matter, if anyone can nab one, do it!
danielcannons
25 Sep 17#9
pcworld/currys keep doing this, its very anoying
Richard_Richard
25 Sep 17#7
Already oos or is the website crashing? Says can't check delivery times at the moment.
D0wnl04d3r
25 Sep 17#6
Not available for in store collection or delivery... decent if you can find 1!!
Ken9041
25 Sep 17#5
oos for me
lump
25 Sep 17#1
Blimey, £300 looks good for this set. There must be a catch, surely?!
Jinkz to lump
25 Sep 17#3
No catch, it's just a budget TV, not all TV's are made the same.
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Opening post
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Enjoy stunning 4k visuals with the LG 49UH620V Smart 4k Ultra HD HDR 49" LED TV.
4k Ultra HD
Capable of producing up to four times the detail of Full HD, the 49UH620V creates images with amazing clarity, even when viewed up close.
An innovative anti-glare film helps to reduce reflection rate and allows you to see the details in the darkness, enhancing your visual experience.
It is also possible to upscale standard definition content to near 4k quality thanks to the six-step 4k upscaling technology, offering you a range of entertainment in incredible detail no matter what you're watching.
High Dynamic Range
With HDR quality, the UH620V displays true-to-life colours and shades, bringing your entertainment to life with colours and shades that are closer to real life. Whatever you are watching, you can enjoy incredible image quality with glistening light adding to the texture.
You'll be ready for the future of HDR content so you can make the most of this new picture quality.
Smart TV
The 620V boasts the webOS Smart TV platform, offering a range of smart entertainment options, including catch-up TV services such as BBC iPlayer and My5 as well as a huge range of apps. The webOS platform puts movies, sports, shows and more right at your fingertips. Watch live programmes, get up to speed using catch up TV services or browse through a range of handy and fun apps.
You can also use streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime for access to gripping box sets and movies.
Coming soon to the TV is Freeview Play, allowing you to find on demand programmes alongside up to 60 TV channels and 12 HD channels. You can scroll back in your TV guide to watch shows you missed from the last seven days, as long as you have an internet connection.
Design
With its ultra slim design, the 49UH620V enhances the aesthetic appeal of any room. An elegant plate ribbon stand offers a refined means of supporting the TV on a flat surface, while it is also possible to wall mount it (kit sold separately).
Latest comments (68)
Not checked resolution but imagine it's the old 3K bs.
Regular 4K TV:
This utter piece of rubbish:
LG are the World's biggest TV manufacturer, and make 'proper' 4K sets too - they just cater for various budgets, their 'faux 4k' TVs still have a MUCH better picture than any of the budget brands
And I use a 1080P TV as my monitor, never seen anything as bad on it as the provided example...
*edit* oh yes and this constitutes false advertising if they're not very careful with their wording. That's illegal.
However this TV goes beyond that and is actually a case of false advertising. If a pixel is a full set of RGB sub-pixels, what we have here is 2880x2160. If you're okay with Red Green White being one of your pixels so long as Red White Blue is next then White Green Blue then it's the full 3840x2160. Thing is a pixel is specifically a set of RGB in pretty much every standard ever like all the ITU ones for broadcast television, all the VESA standards for communication etc, so this is 2880x2160, so not 4K, so not a 4K TV.
Also here's a video that explains it better than I can.
LG should not be vilified because they offer a cheaper, lower pixel count TV for people on a lower budget - it is still UHD as it's more than 1080P, and as I said, none of the TV manufacturers should be using the term 4k, technically.
Ultimately if I only had £300-400 to spend I would prefer a '3k' LG, than a '4k' Bush, Polaroid, Digihome et al, and you would too...
However I prefer to use them apps from the Ps4.
Do you know if there are physical buttons for volume on the back of the TV? (Can't seem to find any on the sides etc)
I've not considered speakers! I normally watch stuff with the ps4 headset... :disappointed:
Kids! :astonished: :neutral_face:
I'll never buy from currys again.
Sad con artists
there is no deal
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