John Lewis also stock them: johnlewis.com/lg-…266. They had 2 in stock yesterday evening, but it seems that they've sold out for now.
mane1034 to lfarrand
20 Sep 17#73
Thanks.
Just wondering can i configure non-freesat mode in this tv to watch non-freesat channels.
hemioliopterus
19 Sep 17#64
Used TV100 in store at Watford and took one home with me. Have to say I'm hugely impressed with HD channels straight out of the box and the 4K demos (e.g. Planet Earth 2) are breathtaking. It's a massive step up from an 8 year old LCD. Glad I took the plunge!
Jim_Bob_Beers to hemioliopterus
19 Sep 17#68
Really?
i was told the voucher code is online only!?
hemioliopterus to Jim_Bob_Beers
19 Sep 17#71
Yep, really
srdrSEA
18 Sep 17#58
oled vs 4K projector? what do u guys think?
alltaken123 to srdrSEA
18 Sep 17#60
4K projector. I have an OLED, came from 1080p projector.
srdrSEA to alltaken123
18 Sep 17#61
have not decided yet as to which one is better... Epson 5040UB vs LG Oled 4K
alltaken123 to srdrSEA
19 Sep 17#63
If your viewing habbits allow for the constraints of a projector then go for it. Size is unmatched vs price.
srdrSEA to alltaken123
19 Sep 17#69
Such as?
alltaken123 to srdrSEA
19 Sep 17#70
Light levels - the OLED will have little issue with ambient day light in an average room. When do you watch? Daytime in an open windowed room? Family viewing? Everyday TV or movie nights?
IMO using a projector as a full time TV replacement is not going to give you much satisfaction since the 4K resolution will be quickly spoiled by ambient light in normal daytime viewing, especially so if watching a few hours a day and don't want the blinds/curtains drawn.
'BULB' life is a factor you should consider if wanting to use it as an everyday viewing device rather than movies.
Noise and heat - it can be bothersome running a projector when watching a film, think spoiling of the ambience, invested in surround sound? The fan noise will be noticed - for example the sound of fan(s) blowing can really take away from the spatial sound of a quiet horror movie moment, even dialogue becomes tainted by the blow and whir of the ever present swoosh.
All of this being said, a 4K projector in a box with the right faffing around for cooling and silence, ceiling mounted speakers for height effects and quality surround speakers makes for something really special for movie nights.
TL;DR OLED over the projector if you're viewing 'TV' for a few hours everyday in a normal living room with family. If you have a wife/husband that hates 'faff', the OLED! - it's truly not worth the phone calls asking why the projector isn't switching/outputing/resizing when the other half is trying to catch an hour of normal TV.
alexjung
19 Sep 17#67
I will wait for this next year, it will drop 80%.... will be same price like Hisense H50N5300 50 Inch 4K Ultra HD Smart TV for 425 pounds :relaxed:
ebilcake1
18 Sep 17#57
I was playing with a friends QLED TV the other day and after a few minutes playing round with settings trying to brighten the image I realized there was no way I could go back to LCD.
Using last years model (B6), highly recommended.
.
marzy100 to ebilcake1
18 Sep 17#59
Not making much sense here? QLED and the B6 are very different. B6 is OLED....QLED is just a marketing gimmick from Samsung as its just LED
ebilcake1 to marzy100
19 Sep 17#66
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I know, sorry what part confuses you? They don't compare, that was kind of the point I was making.
With LCD/LED (same thing) it's always a challenge to get the right balance when it comes to blacks, requires lots of fiddling around, which is something I don't miss which is why I said I could never go back to LCD
Obviously with OLED there is no such issue. :-)
mane1034
19 Sep 17#65
Any idea how I can configure this TV to watch non-Freesat mode?
Thanks
goody
17 Sep 17#55
i want this tv but i want it too reach the £1500 mark
MattyGr to goody
18 Sep 17#62
Me too, I'm guessing by black Friday this will be available for £1,500 somewhere
January sales maybe even lower as the 2018 model will be lined up
dealster216
18 Sep 17#56
Got it from John Lewis last week at 1899£ and they just gave me the refund to 120£ to match Currys over the phone.
RikAllen
17 Sep 17#54
I bought this TV for watching movies on and ps4pro. Absolutely amazing. Well worth the money.
gunjin
17 Sep 17#51
Was investigating one of these at JL a few weeks ago. Colour, black level, brightness,viewing angle, anti glare, input lag are all fantastic. Motion handling was abysmal. Very surprised. Apparently, no frame insertion in LG OLEDs unlike most of the other OLED makers.
alltaken123 to gunjin
17 Sep 17#52
TruMotion enabled? My B6 model has motion issues with the LG enabled crapfest of options, could be the same for the B7?
Looks fantastic without it.
Jim_Bob_Beers to gunjin
17 Sep 17#53
Strange, C7 was highly rated in motion and it’s identical to B7 except sound and cosmetic
woolymammoth8606
17 Sep 17#50
Tequila
17 Sep 17#20
OLED forward to win. the only worthy replacement for Plasma let LCD nonsense die.
SimyJo to Tequila
17 Sep 17#34
LCD? It did,... like 5 years ago. LED sets now
AsDeadAsADodo to SimyJo
17 Sep 17#37
"LED" TVs still use LCD displays. "LED" simply refers to the backlighting technology used.
woolymammoth8606 to AsDeadAsADodo
17 Sep 17#39
I love it when arm chair professionals get put in their place.
SimyJo to woolymammoth8606
17 Sep 17#44
I love it when snarky keyboard warriors who have contributed nothing to the conversation, think it's ok to run their mouth off and put down others to make themselves feel better.
woolymammoth8606 to SimyJo
17 Sep 17#48
Somebody's had their feelings hurt.
SimyJo to woolymammoth8606
17 Sep 17#49
Don't flatter yourself. I don't know you. You don't matter enough to me to even register with my personal feelings.
cheapskate25
16 Sep 17#1
Bear in mind that not all OLEDs handle near blacks the same, some are pretty ropey. So if you like your movies and TV shows dark and moody do your research and give them a good test if you can.
Locknloadharry to cheapskate25
17 Sep 17#45
Yes, but this is the LG B7V?...........which is one of the top performers.
So your point lacks gravitas!
Move on, nothing to see here.
cheapskate25 to Locknloadharry
17 Sep 17#47
The original poster commented that "if you are looking for an OLED you've done your research already." Whilst OLEDs are generally fantastic, they're not created equal when it comes to near blacks and shadow detail. So it's always worth do a bit of research before investing.
As b7 is rated better than the Panasonic and Sony for hdr and colour ect
guydaniels to ashmac
16 Sep 17#5
Heard some good things about Sony's A1 TVs, they look awesome in store
fireman1 to guydaniels
16 Sep 17#6
That does look like a fantastic but very expensive tv, but it hasn't dropped in price yet anything near like LG's have.
guydaniels to fireman1
16 Sep 17#7
Yeah, I can't justify spending that much dough either, if you put a decent £1k TV next to it with £800 sheets, I know what I'd probably opt for and still be happy
ashmac to guydaniels
16 Sep 17#15
I'm after a tv has to be oled as I have Panasonic st60 50" plasma and anything but good motion and near blacks will do
The b7 offers best tv for the money I can get it around 1650 through work and will probably go for it soon as I waited for the b6 to drop below 1500 and then it went oos and I missed out
Locknloadharry to guydaniels
17 Sep 17#43
Your a cheap guy (learn to embrace that), it does have SOME benefits.
Don't go looking at OLEDS just yet mate.
Your a million miles off with £800 - £1000
ashmac
16 Sep 17#3
Oh il use my works 5.5% discount on top of this :thumbsup:
OrribleHarry to ashmac
16 Sep 17#12
Or 8.5% if you buy via vouchers :raised_hand:
blundy_5 to ashmac
17 Sep 17#22
Perks at work?
ashmac to blundy_5
17 Sep 17#42
We get salary extra which has discounts to gift cards and we get cinema tickets for £6
There's tons of stuff you get through employers portal
Sparkiegirl
17 Sep 17#24
There's a £200 pounds voucher now not sure if it work work with this tv? LSTV200A
tempt to Sparkiegirl
17 Sep 17#25
Cheers, it works and stacks on top of the TV100 code. Sweet
stormywhether to tempt
17 Sep 17#26
How? Just tried and didn't work.
aabs to tempt
17 Sep 17#36
How did you get the codes to stack. The option to enter a voucher code disappears once the first one is entered
stormywhether to aabs
17 Sep 17#41
I suspect this was what's known in the trade as 'a wind-up'.
benoj
17 Sep 17#40
Anyone know if the £70 TCB on TVs over a £1,000 can be used with the code for £100 off TV100
alexfn
16 Sep 17#19
Only lg makes oled panel's.. When calibrated theres likely to be little between the brands.. Only thing id watch out for is any with bad input lag
meglaman2000 to alexfn
17 Sep 17#38
That depends entirely on the internal colour management system which will be different from one manufacturer to the next.
ian_stanley_matthews
17 Sep 17#35
I'm waiting for the Sony A1 to be around this price before upgrading. (yes I know, I'll likely be waiting a while!)
Andi.Keane
17 Sep 17#31
Any ideas how long this code is valid for ?
SoaresLX to Andi.Keane
17 Sep 17#33
I would assume the code is valid until the end of their Flash Sale on Tuesday but don't bet on that.
marathonic
17 Sep 17#30
LSTV200A works on 65" and adds details of it being £200 off TVs over £2000
mane1034
17 Sep 17#29
LSTV200A not working for me
Andi.Keane
17 Sep 17#28
Can get for £1630 with work discount , 200 off discount doesn't work
marathonic
17 Sep 17#27
LSTV200A seems to work to secure the 65" for £2649
R4v_
17 Sep 17#23
Is it vulnerable to BlueBorne exploit like Samsung smart TVs?
mark9000
16 Sep 17#13
What’s it like with condensation? Thinking of one for the servants bathroom
SoaresLX to mark9000
16 Sep 17#14
I wouldn't recommend this TV for servants bathroom. I had to remove them from both of my servants bathroom as they were spending too much time in the toilet. Not sure if the TV made them sick but just to be safe I moved the sets to the stables. The horses didn't mind having a 4th OLED there...
Ka11ran to mark9000
17 Sep 17#21
Good location of choice. You never know what they'll be watching... especially in HD 4K quality on a 55 inch screen. Lucky they have water, tissue and appliance to use, before they serve you. :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :raised_hand: :fearful:
JAYSMORRI
16 Sep 17#18
Topcashback also has £70 cashback offer on TV's over a grand at the moment
wide_dub
16 Sep 17#17
Eagerly waiting for the 65" to drop in price. :kissing_heart:
JAYSMORRI
16 Sep 17#16
Price dropping on this set all the time :smile:
tallpault
16 Sep 17#9
Just bought this from Very after setting a new account for £1529.99 and 2% cashback from topcashback also with 12 months interest free credit.Not a bad deal at all.
Great price, but with only a year's warranty, right?
foxxes to tallpault
16 Sep 17#11
You better hope nothing goes wrong after a year :fearful:
Jim_Bob_Beers
16 Sep 17#8
Yeah, we’ve been speaking about this Currys deal prior to you posting it in another thread. Only be valid till Tuesday bear in mind.
Good deal with warranty. Also just for those who may want to use Crampton and Moore instead they’ll offer £1769 with the same warranty. I asked them earlier today.
guydaniels
16 Sep 17#4
Bit of a gamble but these OLEDs finally seem to be dropping so going to see if any blinding deals come up on Black Friday. The 20% off offer with Very seems to be the cheapest so far but buying from Very is a gamble in it's own right!
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Opening post
Code TV100 working again in various sets over £1000.
No need to add the specs, if you are looking for an OLED you've done your research already.
Currys offers 5 Years Warranty + free delivery as usual with this TV. LG offers 6 months 4K subscription on Netflix.
Latest comments (76)
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lg.com/uk/…20B
I bought mine from Richer Sounds, and it was £99.95. richersounds.com/lg-…tml
John Lewis also stock them: johnlewis.com/lg-…266. They had 2 in stock yesterday evening, but it seems that they've sold out for now.
Just wondering can i configure non-freesat mode in this tv to watch non-freesat channels.
i was told the voucher code is online only!?
When do you watch? Daytime in an open windowed room? Family viewing? Everyday TV or movie nights?
IMO using a projector as a full time TV replacement is not going to give you much satisfaction since the 4K resolution will be quickly spoiled by ambient light in normal daytime viewing, especially so if watching a few hours a day and don't want the blinds/curtains drawn.
'BULB' life is a factor you should consider if wanting to use it as an everyday viewing device rather than movies.
Noise and heat - it can be bothersome running a projector when watching a film, think spoiling of the ambience, invested in surround sound? The fan noise will be noticed - for example the sound of fan(s) blowing can really take away from the spatial sound of a quiet horror movie moment, even dialogue becomes tainted by the blow and whir of the ever present swoosh.
All of this being said, a 4K projector in a box with the right faffing around for cooling and silence, ceiling mounted speakers for height effects and quality surround speakers makes for something really special for movie nights.
TL;DR OLED over the projector if you're viewing 'TV' for a few hours everyday in a normal living room with family. If you have a wife/husband that hates 'faff', the OLED! - it's truly not worth the phone calls asking why the projector isn't switching/outputing/resizing when the other half is trying to catch an hour of normal TV.
Using last years model (B6), highly recommended.
.
I know, sorry what part confuses you? They don't compare, that was kind of the point I was making.
With LCD/LED (same thing) it's always a challenge to get the right balance when it comes to blacks, requires lots of fiddling around, which is something I don't miss which is why I said I could never go back to LCD
Obviously with OLED there is no such issue. :-)
Thanks
January sales maybe even lower as the 2018 model will be lined up
Looks fantastic without it.
the only worthy replacement for Plasma
let LCD nonsense die.
So your point lacks gravitas!
Move on, nothing to see here.
As b7 is rated better than the Panasonic and Sony for hdr and colour ect
The b7 offers best tv for the money I can get it around 1650 through work and will probably go for it soon as I waited for the b6 to drop below 1500 and then it went oos and I missed out
Don't go looking at OLEDS just yet mate.
Your a million miles off with £800 - £1000
There's tons of stuff you get through employers portal
LSTV200A
very.co.uk/lg-…prd
very.co.uk/fir…age
Good deal with warranty. Also just for those who may want to use Crampton and Moore instead they’ll offer £1769 with the same warranty. I asked them earlier today.