Nice looking and decent set, Ultra HD / 4K / 3x HDMI / 2x USB / Built in Wi-Fi
Step 1 - Use code 20OFFTV at checkout which bring it's down to £679
Step 2 - £50 Cashback - £50 cashback when you buy this product
We’ll email you the claim form after your delivery. Just fill it in and we’ll transfer the money directly to your account.
Enjoy your favourite shows in incredible quality with this 55 inch Certified 4K Ultra HD TV from Samsung. It has 4K upscaling which brings standard HD pictures to near 4K quality, giving stunning, detailed images.
HDR delivers amazing colour and contrast for beautifully lifelike pictures, and you can stream HDR content as well.
Built-in Smart capabilities let you stream the latest boxsets and blockbusters, even those broadcast in 4K. Samsung TV Plus gives you your favourite channels, plus the option to rent the latest movies, all in the same app. You can also connect external devices using the 3 HDMI and 2 USB ports, giving you plenty of entertainment options.
All comments (33)
Rob_1304
3 Oct 17#1
Ok guys, tell me what's wrong with this TV while I'm considering buying it.
Specs aside, does this model have integrated Steam Link? turns out it does
dbibby1988 to Rob_1304
3 Oct 17#3
I believe it hasnt got a true 10 bit panel. Its a 8 + 2bit panel. It didnt put me off buying it though. Ive really enjoyed owning it so far.
Rob_1304 to dbibby1988
3 Oct 17#4
Cheers, I was previously steered away from non-10bit panels but after seeing both types side by side, I think I could live with 8+2 for the price difference.
dbibby1988 to Rob_1304
3 Oct 17#5
Yeah I didn't go in to any shops to look at the sets. I literally went off specs when I bought mine. I knew I wanted a '4k' set but more towards the cheaper end and this was probably the best I could find at what I was willing to spend. Since buying it, I treated myself to a PS4 Pro and it does look quite good on this set.
Rob_1304 to dbibby1988
3 Oct 17#6
Nice, I recently upgraded to a PS4 Pro so I'm keen to check out the HDR since my current set doesn't support it :disappointed:
EndlessWaves to Rob_1304
3 Oct 17#14
Neither does this one to any extent. It doesn't have a wide gamut backlight or local dimming so you won't see the richer colours or enhanced contrast.
That's true for everything else at this price though, and aside from that it's a decent enough TV. The main annoyance for me would be that Samsung puts adverts in the TV's interface.
Yeah, it's a minor refinement for the very top end. I don't know why some people are so keen on it. I guess they see 10-bit colour depth in the spec sheet and think it's something to do with HDR's 10-bit colour depth, but they're actually different ranges.
Roderz to EndlessWaves
6 Oct 17#30
Should be 'can put' not puts.....
Got 2 Samsung 'smart' TV's (an old D7000 & newer K5600) and not once have I seen an advertisement - because I'm not daft enough to click 'agree to all' on the terms and conditions in the settings. Does not stop any of the smart hub functions that I use.
To check settings and turn off --- i.e. on the K series it's under the settings menu Settings-->Support-->Terms & policy-->Internet based advertisements --- make sure the I agree box it's not ticked do the same for 'Viewing Information services' - collects viewing history etc
People really need to RTFM sometimes ;-)
HTH
frakison to dbibby1988
3 Oct 17#7
Quite good isnt enough, I need 10bit HDR with 4K and not an RGBW panel, no banding and fully backlit.... I dont even know what half of that does but I've been told on here thats what I MUST have!! :raised_hand:
dbibby1988 to frakison
3 Oct 17#8
Lol thats what most people are like!
Citrix20 to frakison
3 Oct 17#9
And all at £499 :smile:
frakison to Citrix20
3 Oct 17#13
£499???? What planet are you on, Asda do them for less than £200 on Black Friday :grin:
dbibby1988
3 Oct 17#2
Heads up. AO price match to other companies. Looking on price spy I found it for £659.00 (electricaldiscountuk.co.uk//st…e0c) so if you do the above method and price match, youll get it even cheaper. I did this with AO on this exact set a month or two ago. Combining it with a Samsung redemption deal, I got the set for around £550.
Gibss to dbibby1988
3 Oct 17#11
How would you do that? Make the order then call up and say you've found it cheaper elsewhere?
dbibby1988 to Gibss
3 Oct 17#12
Yeah I rang up and did it over the phone. The website has to have the TV in stock (which it has). When I ordered mine, I used RGB Direct to price match, but they were out of stock before. Only just realised though that the code is an online code. Hmm.
caevv
3 Oct 17#10
The question is, should I wait for black Friday?
argh
bigtone1943
3 Oct 17#15
Really confused I've got a grand to spend , So guys what TV should I get
frakison to bigtone1943
3 Oct 17#17
When you get an answer, can you let me know because I've got so sick of nearly taking the plunge only to be told about some failing (that I wouldn't probably care about), that I've got bored and decided to shelve the idea and stick with my 40" Sony! :thinking:
richwest to bigtone1943
4 Oct 17#18
If you're going to use HDR then the Sony 49XE9005 (was a deal on it posted for £1047 earlier) is one of the few TVs in that price range that actually provides a good HDR experience.
If you're mostly watching broadcast TV or other sources that won't utilise HDR any time soon, you might as well save some money, and something like this Samsung would be a fine choice.
scottishpunter
3 Oct 17#16
I bought the UE55MU6400 for £699 back in July from John Lewis with the 5 year guarantee. Have been really happy with the purchase.
bigtone1943
4 Oct 17#19
THANKYOU guys for your comments but I am still non the wiser
mikeypr
4 Oct 17#20
I’m holding out for a deal on a 7000 series 55”
caevv
4 Oct 17#21
Just bought, will pay 599, I think it's a good deal. Thanks all.
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Opening post
Step 1 - Use code 20OFFTV at checkout which bring it's down to £679
Step 2 - £50 Cashback - £50 cashback when you buy this product
We’ll email you the claim form after your delivery. Just fill it in and we’ll transfer the money directly to your account.
Enjoy your favourite shows in incredible quality with this 55 inch Certified 4K Ultra HD TV from Samsung. It has 4K upscaling which brings standard HD pictures to near 4K quality, giving stunning, detailed images.
HDR delivers amazing colour and contrast for beautifully lifelike pictures, and you can stream HDR content as well.
Built-in Smart capabilities let you stream the latest boxsets and blockbusters, even those broadcast in 4K. Samsung TV Plus gives you your favourite channels, plus the option to rent the latest movies, all in the same app. You can also connect external devices using the 3 HDMI and 2 USB ports, giving you plenty of entertainment options.
All comments (33)
Specs aside, does this model have integrated Steam Link?turns out it doesThat's true for everything else at this price though, and aside from that it's a decent enough TV. The main annoyance for me would be that Samsung puts adverts in the TV's interface.
Yeah, it's a minor refinement for the very top end. I don't know why some people are so keen on it. I guess they see 10-bit colour depth in the spec sheet and think it's something to do with HDR's 10-bit colour depth, but they're actually different ranges.
Got 2 Samsung 'smart' TV's (an old D7000 & newer K5600) and not once have I seen an advertisement - because I'm not daft enough to click 'agree to all' on the terms and conditions in the settings.
Does not stop any of the smart hub functions that I use.
To check settings and turn off --- i.e. on the K series it's under the settings menu
Settings-->Support-->Terms & policy-->Internet based advertisements --- make sure the I agree box it's not ticked
do the same for 'Viewing Information services' - collects viewing history etc
People really need to RTFM sometimes ;-)
HTH
argh
If you're mostly watching broadcast TV or other sources that won't utilise HDR any time soon, you might as well save some money, and something like this Samsung would be a fine choice.