Looks like the C6 and you'll be lucky to find any stock.
EndlessWaves
11 Sep 17#2
It's been like this for months but there's never any stock.
collectorcol
11 Sep 17#4
14 hundred quid TV with a years warranty... No thanks!
Very limited supply of the B6 anywhere now. If you can find one with a decent warranty buy it. It's an awesome TV.
No stock anywhere either.
mattk
11 Sep 17#5
Got the B7 for £1725 from Curry's with a 5 year warranty. I've also had and returned a B6. The B7 beats it hands down in every dept. The near blacks on the B6 was awful. Sky stuff hd looked ropey. The B7 has eliminated all this issues.
collectorcol to mattk
11 Sep 17#6
*were awful.
You must of had a dodgy set or failed to calibrate correctly.
True black is what OLED is known for and performs perfectly on my set.
garry_williams to collectorcol
11 Sep 17#13
* must have
collectorcol to garry_williams
12 Sep 17#20
Ouch! :joy:
f1refox to mattk
11 Sep 17#11
Not had this issue on my B6 blacks are very black. Sounds like you had a faulty one but good deal on the B7 though...
Jim_Bob_Beers to mattk
12 Sep 17#16
That’s a good price for the B7, how’d you manage that!?
mattk to Jim_Bob_Beers
12 Sep 17#21
There was a 25% Curry's code about 6 weeks ago. You had to have a JVC 24 inch tv in the basket for the 25% off. Took the Jvc back to Curry's for a refund.
581d to mattk
12 Sep 17#19
Ridiculous comments.
If anyone reads this post I've quoted, you would be best to ignore it completely.
mattk to 581d
12 Sep 17#22
Ridiculous! I have owned this tv and returned it! And now own the B7 so I am talking as an owner.
GOT, Mr Robot, Ray Donovan were unwatchable with floating blacks in low light scenes. Go on Av forums and read the B6 thread. The B7 has virtually eliminated this issue.
David_e
11 Sep 17#7
Sadly more an Argos website maintenance failure than a deal.
sidler
11 Sep 17#12
I have C6V and if you can find one, buy it as it is stunning. Mine was £1350 from Richer Sounds with a bit of haggling
RikAllen
12 Sep 17#14
Is t it 999 in curries? 5yr waranty to
ashmac
12 Sep 17#15
No stock cold
vinnyV2591
12 Sep 17#17
+1 for the C6V.... amazing tv and has the best 3D I've seen although some dislike this option. Believe the chipset is also better than the flatscreen B6.
greatcapp
12 Sep 17#18
I bought the 65" version of this, and it is the best picture quality I have ever seen on a TV. I'm sure this years models are probably better, but having come from a shoddy Sony KD-65X8509C, this set is simply streets ahead..
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The B7V is £1,979
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Very limited supply of the B6 anywhere now. If you can find one with a decent warranty buy it. It's an awesome TV.
No stock anywhere either.
You must of had a dodgy set or failed to calibrate correctly.
True black is what OLED is known for and performs perfectly on my set.
If anyone reads this post I've quoted, you would be best to ignore it completely.
I have owned this tv and returned it!
And now own the B7 so I am talking as an owner.
GOT, Mr Robot, Ray Donovan were unwatchable with floating blacks in low light scenes. Go on Av forums and read the B6 thread. The B7 has virtually eliminated this issue.
Believe the chipset is also better than the flatscreen B6.