40 to 50 inch 4k TV recommendations for €800 budget

LeifErikson

Hi,
I'm looking into getting a 4k tv, somewhere between 40 to 50 inches, certainly no more than 50. I'm not a fan of the curved TVs. I hope to use the TV for PS4 gaming at some point. Certainly I would hope to get the best HDR available for the budget but I won't go beyond 800 including the warranty and delivery. Can you please make a recommendation? From the research I've done so far, I like the sound of panasonic TV's and their OS sounds like it is one of the best. I'm based in Dublin but I am open to collecting if necessary. I would really appreciate your feedback.
Thanks

Richersounds.ie: Kenny

LeifErikson wrote: »

Hi,
I'm looking into getting a 4k tv, somewhere between 40 to 50 inches, certainly no more than 50. I'm not a fan of the curved TVs. I hope to use the TV for PS4 gaming at some point. Certainly I would hope to get the best HDR available for the budget but I won't go beyond 800 including the warranty and delivery. Can you please make a recommendation? From the research I've done so far, I like the sound of panasonic TV's and their OS sounds like it is one of the best. I'm based in Dublin but I am open to collecting if necessary. I would really appreciate your feedback.
Thanks

Hi LeifErikson.

Thanks for the post.

For Panasonic they only offer one HDR screen at 49 or 50" which would be the 50DX700 and  currently priced at 739.00 Euro (including our VIP 6 year guarantee).
http://euro.richersounds.ie/p-201898-viera-tx50dx700b.aspx

However this is an in store only collection and can not be shipped, so a little drive up would be needed :)

Samsung offer the 49KU6400 at 729.00 Euro (including delivery and our 6 year guarantee)
http://euro.richersounds.ie/p-202044-ue49ku6400.aspx
This has been a very popular screen.

Let me know what you think.

Any questions drop me a post.

LeifErikson

Richersounds.ie: Kenny wrote: »

LeifErikson wrote: »

Hi,
I'm looking into getting a 4k tv, somewhere between 40 to 50 inches, certainly no more than 50. I'm not a fan of the curved TVs. I hope to use the TV for PS4 gaming at some point. Certainly I would hope to get the best HDR available for the budget but I won't go beyond 800 including the warranty and delivery. Can you please make a recommendation? From the research I've done so far, I like the sound of panasonic TV's and their OS sounds like it is one of the best. I'm based in Dublin but I am open to collecting if necessary. I would really appreciate your feedback.
Thanks

Hi LeifErikson.

Thanks for the post.

For Panasonic they only offer one HDR screen at 49 or 50" which would be the 50DX700 and  currently priced at 739.00 Euro (including our VIP 6 year guarantee).
http://euro.richersounds.ie/p-201898-viera-tx50dx700b.aspx

However this is an in store only collection and can not be shipped, so a little drive up would be needed :)

Samsung offer the 49KU6400 at 729.00 Euro (including delivery and our 6 year guarantee)
http://euro.richersounds.ie/p-202044-ue49ku6400.aspx
This has been a very popular screen.

Let me know what you think.

Any questions drop me a post.

Thanks a lot, Kenny. Those both look great. I'm just wondering if there would be anything in the 40 or 43 inch size within the budget that might be slightly higher spec? I've taken a look at some of the 50 inch ones today in a store and while I think I can do it, it is a bit big for the room it will be in, so I'm keen to see what the slightly smaller ones are like too.

Richersounds.ie: Kenny

LeifErikson wrote: »

Richersounds.ie: Kenny wrote: »

LeifErikson wrote: »

Hi,
I'm looking into getting a 4k tv, somewhere between 40 to 50 inches, certainly no more than 50. I'm not a fan of the curved TVs. I hope to use the TV for PS4 gaming at some point. Certainly I would hope to get the best HDR available for the budget but I won't go beyond 800 including the warranty and delivery. Can you please make a recommendation? From the research I've done so far, I like the sound of panasonic TV's and their OS sounds like it is one of the best. I'm based in Dublin but I am open to collecting if necessary. I would really appreciate your feedback.
Thanks

Hi LeifErikson.

Thanks for the post.

For Panasonic they only offer one HDR screen at 49 or 50" which would be the 50DX700 and  currently priced at 739.00 Euro (including our VIP 6 year guarantee).
http://euro.richersounds.ie/p-201898-viera-tx50dx700b.aspx

However this is an in store only collection and can not be shipped, so a little drive up would be needed :)

Samsung offer the 49KU6400 at 729.00 Euro (including delivery and our 6 year guarantee)
http://euro.richersounds.ie/p-202044-ue49ku6400.aspx
This has been a very popular screen.

Let me know what you think.

Any questions drop me a post.

Thanks a lot, Kenny. Those both look great. I'm just wondering if there would be anything in the 40 or 43 inch size within the budget that might be slightly higher spec? I've taken a look at some of the 50 inch ones today in a store and while I think I can do it, it is a bit big for the room it will be in, so I'm keen to see what the slightly smaller ones are like too.

Hi LeifErikson.

In a smaller size you could look at the Panasonic 40DX700 coming in at £599.00 (This is the highest spec 40" Pana that we stock)
http://www.richersounds.ie/p-201897-viera-tx40dx700b.aspx

For Samsung there are no high end and they do offer the 40KU6400 coming in at £449.00 but it is an in store only collection and can not be shipped.
http://www.richersounds.ie/p-201897-viera-tx40dx700b.aspx

If you didn't mind a curved screen Samsung offer the 43KS7000 priced at £799.00
http://www.richersounds.ie/p-202072-ue43ks7500.aspx

Sony have the KD43XD8088 priced at £619.00 but this too is an in store only collection
http://www.richersounds.ie/p-202223-bravia-kd43xd8088.aspx

For LG they offer the 43UH661 priced at £499.00
http://www.richersounds.ie/p-202093-43uh661v.aspx

Let me know if any of these might suit.

LeifErikson

Thanks a lot for the information, Kenny. I really appreciate it.

The Ritz

Mod Comment

Hi LiefErikson,

I'm closing this thread as you've opened a new thread with a separate query.

Cheers,


Ritz