OLED TV deals

Ciro_DiMarzio said:
This is tempting me, but my sensible head is saying avoid Phillips and go with LG.

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55OLED706 | Philips Android TV | 55-inch | ao.com

Make the most of movie night with this 55-inch 55OLED706 Philips Android TV. It comes with an illuminating Ambilight feature and connects to your Alexa or Google Assistant.
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Became a big fan of HiSense the last few year.
We've got 4 TV's by them, not a hint of bother with any. Unless you count me dropping a remote into the sink.
 
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gizmoganzee said:
Get your TV from Richer Sounds with a 6 year guarantee.
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Had yet another old TV fixed by them just last week. A cheapo 4k sammy that I bought for my parents years ago. Screen had a minor issue after 5years. Unfortunately this time they did have the spare parts, so it only got fixed rather than replaced with a new one. Still though.
 
For anyone looking for a new TV Richer Sounds are giving extra 10% off LGs. (Code LGTV10)

Glad I waited as I have just picked up 48" LG C1 for £820
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LG OLED48C14LB

Shop for LG OLED48C14LB 48 inch OLED 4K Ultra HD HDR Smart TV with Richer Sounds for a 6 Year Guarantee, expert advice and Lowest Prices Guaranteed
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pavarotti1980 said:
2022 models must be due in very soon. If I bought it last week it would have been £979 :rolleyes:
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Think I paid 1399 for my 55 LG GX and that had 200 quid off from Richer Sounds. Looks like it was going to 900 when they stopped selling them.

When I bought it I was looking at the processor gens and it seemed to be every 2 years for a change but I expect with the semiconductor shortage that made the gap to the next one longer.
 
payne said:
Think I paid 1399 for my 55 LG GX and that had 200 quid off from Richer Sounds. Looks like it was going to 900 when they stopped selling them.

When I bought it I was looking at the processor gens and it seemed to be every 2 years for a change but I expect with the semiconductor shortage that made the gap to the next one longer.
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The guy in the shop was getting a semi on about the G range. I had already told him I wasnt wall mounting but he carried on anyway :)
 
pavarotti1980 said:
The guy in the shop was getting a semi on about the G range. I had already told him I wasnt wall mounting but he carried on anyway :)
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The mount it came with was only for flush on the wall. I have mine in the corner so needed to buy a telescopic one anyway. The only difference I could see when comparing to the CX was the speaker was double the wattage.
 
payne said:
The mount it came with was only for flush on the wall. I have mine in the corner so needed to buy a telescopic one anyway. The only difference I could see when comparing to the CX was the speaker was double the wattage.
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After moving house I changed from a telescopic to quite flush on the wall- wish I hadnt. Nightmare getting to the ports!
 
Some Random Guy said:
Depends what you're using it for mate. I game and wanted the HDMI 2.1 and VRR for the PS5 so bought the C1.

If I wasn't arsed about that I'd have bought the B1 which is a cracking telly for the price
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Cheers mate. I’ve got a PS5 so will be using it for that too, so the B1 won’t be as good for gaming then?
 

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