New TV (upto £1,000)

Where is the cheapest place to get either models mentioned here?

I have seen the UE55H6400 for £628
http://www.nigelohara.com/ue55h6400...-t7-lqHN8K4Zka97JQH-NRQA2_7c_tAnvIaAoLR8P8HAQ

But is there a place that would do free warranty also? I can't seem to find the product on John Lewis' website otherwise I would have got them to price match.

What would sway you getting the Samsung or Sony KDL55W829 since they both can be had for £650, although the Samsung is £30 less from my very quick search but does not include 5 year warranty.

Thanks

Edit that Nigel O'hara place seem to order the sets in and I have no idea if it is even UK stock, so the next cheapest UK retailer I could find was currys but it's £750 there.
 
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As there was nothing much in the way of picture quality between the Samsung/Sony I have gone with the Sony because i like the legs better on that. I wont be wall-mounting so its just a personal preference.
 
majnu said:
Edit that Nigel O'hara place seem to order the sets in and I have no idea if it is even UK stock, so the next cheapest UK retailer I could find was currys but it's £750 there.
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I cant find any high street shop which offers the Samsung for £650. All are for £750 and above.
The Sammy does have better smart features than the Sony...
 
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Cancelled my order from John Lewis and picked it up from store instead as they had a free sound bar. TV is temporally installed as I am waiting for a VESA mount. Early impressions is that the Tv needs calibrating, the reds are way over saturated.
 
majnu said:
Cancelled my order from John Lewis and picked it up from store instead as they had a free sound bar. TV is temporally installed as I am waiting for a VESA mount. Early impressions is that the Tv needs calibrating, the reds are way over saturated.
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Whats it like for SD content?
Any motion juddering?
Juddering in panning shots?
 
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