So the Panasonic 55ez952b has dropped in price today by £500.
Use code LSTV10A for 10% Off.
16 comments
leitchyleck
29 Sep 17#1
This could go hot, just got the LG oled last week, should have waited!
morrig to leitchyleck
29 Sep 17#2
Don't worry especially if picked up the Currys £1699 deal, just see the AV forums review... However the most obvious alternative to the TX-55EZ952B is the LG
OLED55B7V which currently retails for exactly the same price. The two
are almost identical in terms of performance, although the B7 is
slightly brighter with HDR content whilst the EZ952 has a smidge more
colour accuracy. They both have low input lags but the Panasonic
includes black frame insertion and feels slightly better made, whilst
the LG has the edge in the looks department and also boasts WebOS which
is the superior smart platform. In fact the B7 is packed with features
and crucially includes Dolby Vision, which gives it the edge in terms of
overall bang for buck.
guydaniels to morrig
29 Sep 17#3
Thanks for the information, I'm holding out for a Black Friday B7 bonanza! :thinking:
leitchyleck to morrig
29 Sep 17#7
Thx for info, I got the LG for 1799 but the Panasonic was 500 more then, I would go for this if I had the choice, dont get me wrong I'm happy with the LG but coming from a 42 Panny plasma for 9 yearsI would have stuck with them.
MIDURIX to leitchyleck
30 Sep 17#9
You do realise Panasonic don't make OLED screens, they are all supplied by LG?
mattk to leitchyleck
30 Sep 17#10
I think you made the correct choice. The LG supports all hdr formats and is brighter. Input lag is lower and the OS is miles better. I have the LG and would of choose the LG regardless of the Panasonic price. The Sony A1 on the other hand if that was a similar price to the B/C7 then I would of probably gone for the Sony. The Smooth Graduation feature on top end Sony sets really does clean up a lot of posterisation on low quality sources. Although that LG does a great job this year in terms of lower quality stuff.
wide_dub to leitchyleck
29 Sep 17#4
I've been on the hunt for the LG 65 B7 or C7. All these sudden price drops are making me wait even more
Spacevsgravity
29 Sep 17#5
This is the lowest for this TV I've ever seen. Have some heat!
tempt
29 Sep 17#6
Is this a vestel rebadge
LocoMoFo9999 to tempt
30 Sep 17#8
I hope so for that kind of money :relaxed:
RikAllen
1 Oct 17#11
Good deal but B7 Is the same price.
wide_dub to RikAllen
1 Oct 17#12
B7 is £1699 After code LSTV100A
RikAllen
1 Oct 17#13
Even better then!
GlynMcNulty
5 Oct 17#14
Anyone else seeing the LSTV100A code not working?
Jim_Bob_Beers to GlynMcNulty
5 Oct 17#15
Yes, unfortunately it prematurely expired yesterday.
wide_dub to Jim_Bob_Beers
6 Oct 17#16
Use code LSTV10A for 10% off bringing the tv down £1799. Even cheaper
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Use code LSTV10A for 10% Off.
16 comments
However the most obvious alternative to the TX-55EZ952B is the LG OLED55B7V which currently retails for exactly the same price. The two are almost identical in terms of performance, although the B7 is slightly brighter with HDR content whilst the EZ952 has a smidge more colour accuracy. They both have low input lags but the Panasonic includes black frame insertion and feels slightly better made, whilst the LG has the edge in the looks department and also boasts WebOS which is the superior smart platform. In fact the B7 is packed with features and crucially includes Dolby Vision, which gives it the edge in terms of overall bang for buck.