Reply With QuoteJust had an e-mail from Costco advertising a Toshiba 40" 4K 3D for £299 delivered with 5 year warranty.
http://www.costco.co.uk/view/p/toshi...hibaTelevision
Eddie
The Samsung Blu-ray player I have has all the usual Smart features (which I hardly ever use anyway). I know what the experts say about resolution, screen size and viewing distance but I can only comment on what my eyes see and I can definitely see an improvement on the Hisense 4K over the previous Panasonic HD. The sound is pretty good too.
Eddie
Whole chunks of my life come under the heading "it seemed like a good idea at the time".
Just had an e-mail from Costco advertising a Toshiba 40" 4K 3D for £299 delivered with 5 year warranty.
http://www.costco.co.uk/view/p/toshi...hibaTelevision
Eddie
Whole chunks of my life come under the heading "it seemed like a good idea at the time".
Thanks all. Went for the 43" Samsung in the end. Picture looks great compared to our old one. And testing out some 4k footage from youtube I can definitely see a difference so happy with the choice
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Not in the same size bracket but my son just purchased a 55" Samsung 4K tv for his bedroom and although 4K looks stunning, SD and even some HD channels look pretty ropey. Tried some settings off the web but the overall picture looks almost blurred. Suppose it's the upscaling but have to admit I was pretty disappointed.
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X 2.Originally Posted by endure
Even dodgy download movies look incredibly on my 4K Samsung.
I recommend richer sounds. 6 year warranty on most large tvs
Do any manufacturer have a 'just the panel' option?
Everything goes through my AV box, so, have no need for anything beyond a panel and single HDMi input... Don't need speakers even...
Ben
Hi Ben, can you not just look for a large monitor? Although I think once you go up in size the tv becomes the cheaper option..
Richer Sounds is where I got mine. Longest (free) warranty in the business and if you buy 40" or up they come out and fix it rather than expecting you to take it to a shop.
You're probably right, but, seems a bit daft to paying for a load of stuff which is entirely superfluous... I know I am not on my own on this one... It's not such a small market segment that it can't be addressed!
It's not really as smple as that. Pixel count is only better if you can resolve the pixels, otherwise it's not noticeable. A 40" 4K will look just as good/bad as a 65" 4K (all else being equal) if you're viewing it at the at the equivalent distance to cancel out the size difference. That's a fact.
The reason most newer tellys look better whatever the source/resolution is that generally contrast, black levels, colour saturation, motion handling etc are better.
I'm pretty sure we have that model. It was mediocre with Youview (freeview) but incredible with Sky HD.
As far as I am concerned, Samsung makes the best 4K TVs out there. You can't go wrong with them.
Jancik. Stop speedposting
Too late.
Hello
I have exactly that, bought it at its launch in the spring of 2015. It has perfect picture quality , very good sound although I have connected a Denon system , excellent connectivity (I have a cat6 going in it, and one going in the Blueray reader).
I only have three slight points which could be bettered:
a- to switch between HDMI sources is somehow not immediate on the remote. I guess a programmable Logitech remote would cure this.
b- it still does not do direct USB recording on external HD.
c- the EPG on freeview is quite ugly and difficult to read. Freeview performance excellent.
Would recommend it
BWs
Franco
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