So when you move out, you'll have a TV you and your fellow dwellers all chipped in for.

Who keeps the TV?

are you gonna be paying for sky sports ultra?

do you have an xbox one S or something that plays 4k.

comment by LeedsRich - Sell up now and Fook off home! (U18097)
posted 1 minute ago
are you gonna be paying for sky sports ultra?

do you have an xbox one S or something that plays 4k.


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Be worth it just for Planet Earth

comment by Busby (U19985)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by LeedsRich - Sell up now and Fook off home! (U18097)
posted 1 minute ago
are you gonna be paying for sky sports ultra?

do you have an xbox one S or something that plays 4k.


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Be worth it just for Planet Earth
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have they shown that in 4k?

Think you need a device capable of playing in 4K or something....

so it is - that would be epic tbf, love planet earth

Apparently the BBC don't have the ability to play TV in 4K yet....silly.

I'd wait a year for 4K, that or spend a bit more now if you really want one. About 800 odd minimum (might be able to get a deal this week though).

Not enough things shown in 4k to make it worthwhile yet.

Sky Sports/ Movies still charge £5 a month for HD ffs, and they only have the occasional thing showing in Ultra HD.

BT Sport I think have a channel which some games are shown, Netflix have a few shows, that's about it.

Wait until it becomes standard imo. Big budget films and shows are starting to be filmed in 4K, but most channels aren't even available yet.

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Don't know what all the fuss is about 4K,unless your eyesight is perfect not a lot to be gained,that is if you really want to see every spot and pimple on people's boatrace.

If you've got a flat wall get a projector mate, you won't be sorry

Go Panasonic and you can't fail.

Best blacks in terms of darkness aspect when watching movies and a very good all round picture.

Plus their smart TV options are very good.

Don't listen to Robb

What the hell do you need a 55 inch TV for?!

Compensating for something?

I have a Panasonic Vera. Can't knock it.

For some reason though, Game of Thrones always looks too dark.

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the issue of most programs and channels not supporting 4k is something I have brought up, some people just want the flashy stuff and If I wanted to compensated for something would be looking at 65" tv

I personally like Bush myself

Aldi have one on special tomorrow.

49" UHD Smart TV 4K only £329.99, includes a 3 year warranty.
https://www.aldi.co.uk/49%22-uhd-smart-tv/p/094256093596100

You will have to be smart though. These things sell out within 5 minutes of the doors opening (8:00am).

May get that for my games room

There are only a few companies capable of making these panels.

These include Samsung, LG, Panasonic & Sony and you will find that a lot of the cheap TVs still have the same panels as some of the most expensive TVs.

Melton is right, unless you're desperate you should wait to buy a 4k TV.

What you really want is a 10 bit HDR 4k TV. Most of the cheaper 4k tvs are 8 bit or 8+2 bit. The cheapest 10 bit HDR 4k TV is the Samsung KS7000. Just under a grand at the moment.

To clarify, there are cheaper 10 bit 4k tvs but they are by companies like Hisense which may not be attractive to you

comment by Bunteh - Phil Jones' face (U10372)
posted 25 minutes ago
Melton is right, unless you're desperate you should wait to buy a 4k TV.

What you really want is a 10 bit HDR 4k TV. Most of the cheaper 4k tvs are 8 bit or 8+2 bit. The cheapest 10 bit HDR 4k TV is the Samsung KS7000. Just under a grand at the moment.
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That's exactly the one I was thinking of

I hear Hisense make good ones too.