LG 910V 55" OLED down to £999. Should be able to get Richersounds to price match as long as PRC don't have it at a higher price in store.
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The Sammy UE49KS7000 is now going for £799.
Just noticed that!
So tempting.
Has this TV got all the top spec you would want from a 4K set to be future proof?
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That and the hdmi external box thing is putting me off.
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I am not sure if it is too soon to jump on the OLED 4K TV, would only settle for something with true HDR, and no less than 50", preferably not curved....Is there anything great for under £1k?
Reviews in store comment sections are usually by people posting 2 minutes after setting up who don't know to turn off the processing options. Better off reading reviews on forums like avforum.
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Very good point.
Does anyone know if the ks7000 does indeed come with the external box for the hdmi connections, I keep seeing it in pictures.
Thanks
I don't think so with this one, there's multiple reviews on the same issue and people have tried messing with the processing options to no avail.
Yes it does come with the One Connect separate box, it's incredibly useful! Got my 55" KS7000 last week.
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OLED Tv is still nice, I perfect Android OS tho
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Yes it does come with the One Connect separate box, it's incredibly useful! Got my 55" KS7000 last week.
Thank's
In what way is it useful, I can see advantages for people who wall mount but anything else?
The lead for the box is about 1.5m so makes it easily accessible, handy for whether you have it mounted or on a unit.
I have a TV unit with cupboards to left and right, so it enabled me to fit my box and tidy the cables in the cupboard. Which means I can route all my cables e.g. HDMI for Sky, Bluray, Apple TV and coax to sound bar into there. Which keeps everything neat, tidy and out of sight... 
The only cables I have from the TV are power and the one connect cable to the box. So much that I've ordered a few 1 metre HDMI cables, now the cables only need about 60-70cm to go from the centre of the TV unit to the right cupboard adjacent.
The only cables I have from the TV are power and the one connect cable to the box. So much that I've ordered a few 1 metre HDMI cables, now the cables only need about 60-70cm to go from the centre of the TV unit to the right cupboard adjacent.
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Ok thanks guys.
I ordered the B655 today. £1899 and a years free Sky Q. Didn't think that was too bad.
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What this subscription of Sky Q involves? Just all the freeview stuff with a box or SKY Sports/Movies included?
No. Not if you want true certified HDR. You can get smaller sets for under your budget.
Oops I told a lie, there are a few around now
Panasonic TX-50DX750B 50″ 4K UHD TV
LG 49UH850V Smart 3D 4k LED TV (although i dont think this is quite true HDR?)
Sony Bravia 50SD8005 HDR 4K Ultra HD Android TV (which is meant to be a stunning TV)
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I think it's just the multi room bit, so worth £12 a month. You still have to pay installation and for whatever level of TV you want.