Samsung QE55Q8FAM or LG OLED55B7V?
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I've always had Samsung TV's and was sure I was going to get a QLED when they were announced. But after seeing them when compared to the LGB7 (which I now own), the picture just doesn't come close imo, granted this was the Q7F. It's lovely and bright but just seems like such a false looking picture in comparison.
When you can get an LG OLED for the same price, there's absolutely no reason to look at the QLED range in my opinion, you get so much more for your money with the LG.
Can't see how they would have closed that gap for with the Q8F compared to the Q7F
When you can get an LG OLED for the same price, there's absolutely no reason to look at the QLED range in my opinion, you get so much more for your money with the LG.
Can't see how they would have closed that gap for with the Q8F compared to the Q7F
I would also go for the LG. But that is more the result of my dislike for Samsung customer support, and my promise to not buy such appliances with a Samsung name again. (I am going to excuse myself from their phones however, as, well, screw Apple).
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LG B7
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No, don't do that, you'll be able to get the TV for around that price again in the near future I suspect. When Curry's put offers on like this and they see the sheer number of them they sell they usually run different but similar priced offers over the next few weeks to keep shifting incoming stock.
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already tried ordering from pcworld but it says it cannot deliver
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John Lewis give a 5 year warranty and are the same price.
yes agree, they have 40% additional oled production capability, and even on last years price tracking it was post black friday for best deals,
check out the price trackers, they also made this comment on the Gadget Show (although that is reliable like whathifi magazine)
Not sure why the Panasonic Oled is not also on the menu ez195b? , only reached £1800 in Black Friday, but I thought it touched £1500 earlier ?
checkout htdvtest/Vincent comparison with b/c7 - Vincent liked its tone mapping ( need to declare an interest with reliability&build of Panasonics in the family. )
Yes, no dv, but if you have good tone-mapping ? the dynamic tone mapping on the b/c7 is meant to offset the need for dv too.
What Hifi give a bad review of it's HDR capability, plus it's more expensive.
Aaah never found them in my searching!!!
I know, i meant I never found that company n my searching over the past few days.
should not mention the 'w*a* H*f*' word too much on here, many, self included, have little respect for them ,but yes, Pan oled is currently more expensive.
I trust Vincents' review much more, and without being able to audition in your house, you have to trust someone.