LG OLED55B7V 55 inch 4K OLED TV - £1899 @ Crampton & Moore

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LG OLED55B7V 55 inch 4K OLED TV - £1,899 @ Crampton & Moore

£1899 Crampton & Moore14 Sep 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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leitchyleck

13 Sep 17

this tv is £1979 almost everywhere, the above price is for crampton & moore discount members club, I signed up to this via blue light club and managed to get this for £1799 (approx 10% discount of original price) which was an error but they honoured it.

LG OLED55B7V 55 inch 4K OLED TV

BLADE SLIM
With an ultra slim and stylish finish this TV is unlike anything you have seen before.

Perfect Black Creates Perfect Colour
OLED’s unparalleled range of contrast brings shades and colours to life in a way that LED TV technology cannot match. Colour and contrast perfection.

The premium cinema experience, created just for you
Dramatic Imaging. Cinematic Sound.
LG OLED is the first TV of its kind with Dolby Vision™ and Dolby Atmos® combined within one television - the result is a unique cinematic experience for your home with incredible picture and sound quality.

The Ultimate HDR 4K Picture
Our advanced Active HDR technology can adapt to a variety of HDR formats and provides scene by scene image mastering, delivering pinpoint picture reproduction. Active HDR is better HDR.

DOLBY ATMOS®- Cinematic Sound for your Home
Dolby Atmos delivers each object’s unique sound in three-dimensional space for full immersion.

webOS3.5 - The Ultimate Entertainement Pack
The award winning LG Smart TV with Freeview Play * put's you in control of the entertainment on offer. Enjoy your favourite channels and catch up TV services with no monthly cost. The Smarter way of watching live TV and on demand services, with no additional devices required.

All comments (73)

stephenr

14 Sep 17 #1

I wish I'd purchased this TV instead of the crap KS9000 I've been lumped with.

mrb30 to stephenr

14 Sep 17 #11

What's wrong with it? I had to return a 55 due to shocking light bleed, made watching anything dark impossible. Changed it for a 58dx902b, excellent tv

stephenr to mrb30

14 Sep 17 #26

Hi. Same as you, light bleed is shocking. As the TV was a gift I've gone to Samsung direct to try and sort Did you know the light bleed is in their T&C's I've been told.
Samsung don't want to know.

mrb30 to stephenr

14 Sep 17 #33

It is in there, you have to expect 'some' due to the nature of the technology, but the retailer I bought mine from agreed is was disgraceful. Funny though, how some people claim to have zero light bleed etc. Quality control comes in to question!

snoopy18 to mrb30

14 Sep 17 #36

Thinking about is it, mine is the 65" ks 8000, coming from a decent plasma I was expecting to be disappointed, but there is no light bleed, otherwise it would have been going back within 7 days for a refund

mrb30 to snoopy18

14 Sep 17 #48

I believe the 8000 there was less chance of getting panel issues due to being flat, looks like the curve caused some issues with this model

dont.mack.me.off to stephenr

14 Sep 17 #49

I've found Samsung don't want to know about mobile issues as well. I am now avoiding all their products from now on.

snoopy18 to stephenr

14 Sep 17 #23

What don't you like about the ks9000
i am happy with mine

stephenr to snoopy18

14 Sep 17 #27

The light bleed is shockingly bad. To a point it's difficult to watch. Glad to hear that there are some out there like yours which are fine.

muckspreader1 to stephenr

16 Sep 17 #71

Absolute rubbish.Its there to see but not unwatchable.Mimes brilliant and considered oled but it bright enough.

crazy_b to stephenr

16 Sep 17 #67

What's wrong with you ks? I bought ks8000 flat one it's absolutely class once set up using avforum YouTube video . Use that

paulwhitehead66

14 Sep 17 #2

Just subscribe to discount club in there own site, no need to go via another company. I got that price with a few clicks

ukez

14 Sep 17 #3

Will probably be £499 in six months time. Will get one then.

antidew to ukez

14 Sep 17 #4

I am waiting for quadro hydra UltimateQHD super OLED, this one will be inferior soon.

mrb30 to ukez

14 Sep 17 #5

Definitely not

CABellamy to ukez

14 Sep 17 #10

Hahaha. Keep dreaming.

EdwardJamesReed

14 Sep 17 #6

No 3D lol not worth it

ashbournejohnny to EdwardJamesReed

14 Sep 17 #7

3D is disappearing fast from top-end TVs again so you'll be waiting a while!

danjames922 to ashbournejohnny

14 Sep 17 #8

It'll be back soon enough.

CABellamy to danjames922

14 Sep 17 #9

Doubt it.

danjames922 to CABellamy

14 Sep 17 #12

3D discs are being released. They are still in production. You think that will change? Because it won't then the demand will be there again...

CABellamy to danjames922

14 Sep 17 #16

They can keep producing them all they want, but if people aren't buying them it's still going to die. 3D is a dying format. When/If? they manage to make glasses free 3D work in the living room then it will see a resurgence but that's a long way off for now.

danjames922 to CABellamy

14 Sep 17 #21

That's hardly true when most discs being released are being packaged with the regular 2D and sometimes even the 4K.

CABellamy to danjames922

14 Sep 17 #37

So what you're saying they're forcing you into getting the 3D version by packing the 2D/4K version in with it which is what the vast majority of people want. Talk about artificially inflating figures.

mrb30

14 Sep 17 #13

3d is a dying format on TV. When it's glasses free no doubt make comeback but years away

Jaybeam

14 Sep 17 #14

Agree with danjames92 wasn't that interested in 3d till I got the C6 Oled - I'm hooked. There's a growing number lobbying LG to bring back 3d. Good price at this time though and won't drop under £1400 even next year, that's where the B6C6 has plateaued at.

sidler to Jaybeam

14 Sep 17 #38

Also agree with this comment. These OLED TVs have enough brightness, resolution and contrast to finally pull off fantastic 3d images. My C6 OLED is superb and Star Wars Rogue One is a joy to watch,

vinnyV2591 to sidler

14 Sep 17 #45

+1 for the C6 oled.

was never interested in 3d and only purchased that model as it has a better chipset than the B6 flat screen non 3d model.
Glad I did as it's the best 3d I have ever seen on a tv !!
Haven't watched Rogue one yet but looking forward to it!!

uk_lawyer

14 Sep 17 #15

Personally I think 3D will die pretty soon. Like others have commented, it is gone from virtually all high end 2017 models. I think it's a shame as I quite liked 3D, but don't miss it too much.

Highly recommended television though. I have the 65" C7 instead and it is amazing, far better than the Sony OLED it replaced.

Shinoke

14 Sep 17 #17

I hope so. Love 3D, unlike most it seems. Thought about getting a Philips TV for ambilight, but none seem to have 3D

Sharpharp

14 Sep 17 #18

Worst company to deal with when it comes to Audio Video, avoid like the plague.
They are a bunch of liars and have very suspect business practices.

For starters, Crampton & Moore will try to get you to PHONE them to get a deal on a product, this is so that if you buy the item, they can fiddle the invoice and get greater cashback themselves from TV Manufacturers etc. -I am in the process of contacting the manufacturers about this, as C&M admitted this to me on the phone.

Secondly, Crampton & Moore will promise you a partial refund if the price drops after purchase, but will then deny all knowledge of the conversation (hence the reason for discussing over the phone)

Thirdly, delivery is a joke, they take a full week to deliver and use some firm that texts you a time for delivery, then they turn up early.

So just a word of warning, don't be taken in by the sales patter, once they have your money forget any after sales.

I'm not the only, just look at this: reviewcentre.com/rev…tml

As for the TV, it's the best TV out there. If you want to buy this, then DO NOT BUY from Crampton & Moore.
Either buy from Currys (yes they price match) and you can get it cheaper using discounted Giftcards, or use Richer Sounds to beat Crampton & Moore and give you a 6 year warranty and do actually have an after-sales service unlike Crampton

EdwardJamesReed

14 Sep 17 #19

I have LG uh55850v from last year great hdr 4k tV the 3D is unbelievable best it's ever been no ghosting either seems crazy to pull it out

ByronWellburn

14 Sep 17 #20

I'm waiting for holographic tv's

roshambo

14 Sep 17 #22

Nice. But hoping it hits £1500 on BF

ashmac to roshambo

15 Sep 17 #51

Won't happen best you will get is maybe £1700

Garts76 to ashmac

15 Sep 17 #53

Can i borrow your crystal ball?

morrig

14 Sep 17 #24

This price Richer sounds with 6 years guarantee, no brainer... richersounds.com/lg-…tml

£1899 RRP £2999

leitchyleck to morrig

14 Sep 17 #31

that was not RS's price yesterday, I was on the phone to them.
your "no brainer" comment is not needed, RS has probably price matched Crampton.
It's not too difficult to beat a deal after the fact. I got this for £1799, beat that.
I have researched this tv for weeks and eventually spent hours trying to get it.
No wonder i have only had 5 deals in 10yrs!

JAYSMORRI to leitchyleck

14 Sep 17 #42

Did they price match against Crampton at £1799? Its a higher price than that now on Cramptons discount members section

leitchyleck to JAYSMORRI

14 Sep 17 #43

When I logged on to cramptons discount page this was £1799, they said it was a mistake and offered me £1850, I said it was in my basket so they reluctantly gave it to me.

muckspreader1

14 Sep 17 #25

Bought my qled off crampton and have to say 1st class customer service and delivery.Would use again.As for the TV I prefer brightness over darkness but still a cracking TV.

Disco.Dave

14 Sep 17 #28

3D? Why are the studios wasting there money making movies in 3D when new tellys aren't going support them. Great price great company. Had my Samsung ES7000 from them for years (brake, brake, brake - I'm not on a plane by the way)

JAYSMORRI

14 Sep 17 #29

Nice price drops on this TV in the last month or so :smile:

miaomiaobaubau

14 Sep 17 #30

no3d, no curve, they given us rubbish HDR instead of improving the 3d, no worth it at the moment

CABellamy to miaomiaobaubau

14 Sep 17 #35

You've clearly never seen HDR in person.

miaomiaobaubau to CABellamy

15 Sep 17 #56

very disputable what you saying, I already owned 5x4k TV's in the last 3 years, including 2 recent hdr. You must be talking about the higher quality hdr clips which are also highly colour edited and that is what does amaze everyone, they are colour edited etc....
HDR Bluray movies are still far away from that even so I can appreciate some of the levels, many films with claimed HDR are in reality an authorized fraud because of the higher prices VS normal BD.
Even the very high quality 4kclips non HDR are amazing and you would hardly spot if they are or not in HDR. You see, I always had the chance to make very good comparisons with same screens set up side by side and at home. You can only see minor differences only when you can compare 2 same screens side by side in the comfort of your home and with some witnesses to get some fair opinions. My latest is the 55"ks9000 Samsung.

Jim_Bob_Beers to miaomiaobaubau

15 Sep 17 #57

I'm not sure what CABellamy was referring to but HDR in gaming is very noticeable and incredible if you ask me.

miaomiaobaubau to Jim_Bob_Beers

15 Sep 17 #58

yes I agree, but it is not the same for the most which uses HDR for movies only. He was referring to my original post.
Anyway, games, with or without hdr do cost same money, movies with hdr and a very dubious quality do cost a lot more

mango.carrot

14 Sep 17 #32

£1879 at AO.com who also offer 0% finance if you need it and free next day delivery

EDIT ignore that, that RS offer is better!

mrb30 to mango.carrot

14 Sep 17 #34

Personally would avoid ao for buying a tv. Horrible returns policy

mango.carrot to mrb30

14 Sep 17 #39

Oh really? Thankfully I've never had to return anything, and I've bought quite a lot from there over the years.

basz69

14 Sep 17 #40

Very bad experience with this company im still waiting for refund 14 days after cancelation. Their excuse is they are very busy.

leer1992

14 Sep 17 #41

I think the 3d will return in tv's and then drop off again, it's a technology that seems to have spikes of support and then dies out, I bought a pana led with 3d when they came out, watched a few films in 3d but then the 3d buzz fizzled out for me, just picked up the lg c7 and can honestly say I don't regret not having 3d whatsoever, I think 3d films will always be made as cinema 3d/4dx is big atm, personally 3d isn't for me, but I can see the big companies bringing back maybe a model or 2 that will cater to that market.

JAYSMORRI

14 Sep 17 #44

haha nice one m8. Good price! Thanks for the reply. How is the TV?

leitchyleck to JAYSMORRI

14 Sep 17 #46

Delivery on Tuesday.

Jim_Bob_Beers

14 Sep 17 #47

This was £1799 on the discount club page last week. It’s gone up

DaveH

14 Sep 17 #50

a few voucher codes for some more off on here price4.co.uk/lg-…spx but maybe for companies that some do not like! What will happen between now and Christmas with this price, I want to buy but also want to wait.

Bigfootpete

15 Sep 17 #52

I think an extra £100 for the 65" is a better deal: hotukdeals.com/dea…345

Andyocpfc to Bigfootpete

15 Sep 17 #54

It is, if you can find one as they're not available to buy online and a lot are ex displays.

Jim_Bob_Beers to Bigfootpete

15 Sep 17 #55

That's also last years model.

misterashraf

15 Sep 17 #59

Currently on offer at Very for £1699.99. 20% off code available to some customers too.

JAYSMORRI to misterashraf

15 Sep 17 #61

Nice find!!! Great price. Would like to think RS and currys would price match?!

Anyone know about 20% off code? Thanks

MrDoom to misterashraf

15 Sep 17 #63

What do you mean some customers? Great price if you can get it for that

misterashraf to MrDoom

15 Sep 17 #65

The 20% off code is account specific. It can be for customers who haven't bought anything for a while, also customers who want to cancel their accounts maybe offered the 20% off.

skyebluebirch

15 Sep 17 #60

Just waiting for the "it's not a true 4K TV" comments...

brum

15 Sep 17 #62

Aggggrrr tempting

And 2% quidco

brum

15 Sep 17 #64

I get 20% off codes every now and then as I only used very 1 time for a laptop last Xmas.
They trying to tempt me back.
Wife says no (we have 4 big screens and 4 small ones in the house already)
Can't justify 1.4k even though I want it

loadsavmoney

16 Sep 17 #66

If you buy a OLED make sure you leave it on standby at night so it can self clean to prevent burn-in, i didn't and i had to get the pannel replaced

davidridge1

16 Sep 17 #68

Sharp have just released an 8K TV so I am holding off a 4K.

SweeneyUK to davidridge1

16 Sep 17 #69

Holding off for what? To pay triple the price for an 8k??

davidridge1

16 Sep 17 #70

No holding off for the best possible picture.