mkjones
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Hey guys, got a LOT of great advice here back when I got my trust Samsung 8yrs ago so here I am again
I'd like a 50" and have a £800 budget
Initially we were all set on the Samsung UE50H6400 which is £699 at Currys.
BUT they have none in stock so I've spent all day online looking around for somewhere else
It's £730 at John Lewis but 8 day delivery and Very.co.uk have the UE50H6200 for around the same and that's on 2 day delivery.
However, they have the UE48H6670 IN STOCK at my local Currys - but it's only 48" and although a higher-model I can't really see much of a difference (apart from the different stand).
First question is, are these decent TVs? OR should I just get a different brand/model?
Also - I really don't need any 'smart' functions (I have an Xbox and Chromecast) and there's little chance I'll use any 3D functions.
I do need about 4 HDMI's though - which seems to be a problem with the cheaper (sub £500) sets.
Advice appreciated
I'd like a 50" and have a £800 budget
Initially we were all set on the Samsung UE50H6400 which is £699 at Currys.
BUT they have none in stock so I've spent all day online looking around for somewhere else
It's £730 at John Lewis but 8 day delivery and Very.co.uk have the UE50H6200 for around the same and that's on 2 day delivery.
However, they have the UE48H6670 IN STOCK at my local Currys - but it's only 48" and although a higher-model I can't really see much of a difference (apart from the different stand).
First question is, are these decent TVs? OR should I just get a different brand/model?
Also - I really don't need any 'smart' functions (I have an Xbox and Chromecast) and there's little chance I'll use any 3D functions.
I do need about 4 HDMI's though - which seems to be a problem with the cheaper (sub £500) sets.
Advice appreciated