Samsung 58" Smart Ultra HD LED TV

4real · 17-11-2017 02:31PM #1

http://www.harveynorman.ie/tvs-headphones/samsung-58-smart-ultra-hd-led-tv-ue58mu6120kxxu.html?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Black%20Friday%20%2017th%20November%202017&utm_content=Black%20Friday%20%2017th%20November%202017+CID_23135c40b3b98fe377fb032dcbfda5b5&utm_source=Email%20marketing%20software

Just wondering if this a good deal for this TV?

17-11-2017 02:38PM

4real wrote:

Just wondering if this a good deal for this TV?

It doesn't have HDR. It's likely that there will be much more HDR content compared to UHD. However you still get a great size TV & it will upscale non UHD content.

A 58" UHD tv for 700 is an amazing price imo.

4real · 17-11-2017 02:52PM

http://www.harveynorman.ie/tvs-headphones/hd-tvs/lg-55-ultra-hd-4k-tv-55uj635v.html

this one has HDR, but i would prefer Samsung over LG

Dixon · 17-11-2017 03:08PM

Can get the 701 for €60 more:
http://www.currys.ie/Product/lg-55uj701v-55-smart-4k-ultra-hd-hdr-led-tv/343415/397.0.1

Colser · 17-11-2017 03:14PM

I've ordered a Hicense 50 inch for 469e in Argos...unsure what to do now..trying to decide if size really matters.

WoollyRedHat · 17-11-2017 03:48PM

4real wrote: »

http://www.harveynorman.ie/tvs-headphones/hd-tvs/lg-55-ultra-hd-4k-tv-55uj635v.html

this one has HDR, but i would prefer Samsung over LG

Dixon wrote: »

Can get the 701 for €60 more:
http://www.currys.ie/Product/lg-55uj701v-55-smart-4k-ultra-hd-hdr-led-tv/343415/397.0.1

What's the difference sorry?

Sponsorgate · 17-11-2017 04:23PM

Dixon wrote: »

Can get the 701 for €60 more:
http://www.currys.ie/Product/lg-55uj701v-55-smart-4k-ultra-hd-hdr-led-tv/343415/397.0.1

Reserved

Collecting later

Midlife crisis man · 17-11-2017 04:23PM

Dixon wrote: »

Can get the 701 for €60 more:
http://www.currys.ie/Product/lg-55uj701v-55-smart-4k-ultra-hd-hdr-led-tv/343415/397.0.1

the cheek of them with their original price...€699 save €920 yet on the co.uk site its £599 save £300. Go up to Newry and get it

upandcumming · 17-11-2017 04:34PM

Midlife crisis man wrote: »

the cheek of them with their original price...€699 save €920 yet on the co.uk site its £599 save £300. Go up to Newry and get it

You'd only be saving €30 though?

4real · 17-11-2017 04:35PM

upandcumming wrote: »

You'd only be saving €30 though?

probably spend that in petrol two ways.

Sponsorgate · 18-11-2017 09:35AM

Sponsorgate wrote: »

Reserved Collecting later

Went for the 50 inch after

I have one of the 55 inch ones reserved in Currys if someone wants the code PM me

LpPepper · 18-11-2017 09:43AM

DID electrical doing same model for same price https://www.did.ie/samsung-6-series-58-4k-ultra-hd-flat-led-smart-tv-black-ue58mu6120kxx-ue58mu6120kxx-prd?cmp=cel&trigger=ac

dodzy · 18-11-2017 09:47AM

LpPepper wrote: »

DID electrical doing same model for same price https://www.did.ie/samsung-6-series-58-4k-ultra-hd-flat-led-smart-tv-black-ue58mu6120kxx-ue58mu6120kxx-prd?cmp=cel&trigger=ac

Saorview approved - NO.

Well there’s a mistake in the product description anyway.

LpPepper · 18-11-2017 09:48AM

dodzy wrote: »

Saorview approved - NO.

Well there’s a mistake in the product description anyway.

You're right there.

kippy · 18-11-2017 09:57AM

dodzy wrote: »

Saorview approved - NO.

Well there’s a mistake in the product description anyway.

So it is Saorview approved?

I've a 40 inch Samsung for the past 9 years or so and it's been rock solid.
This TV would be an ideal replacement I'd say.

bittihuduga · 18-11-2017 10:09AM

is there a shop in dublin where we can watch these tvs live with 4k and non 4k content for comparison? i am worried if sky non hd channels will look awful on these.

LpPepper · 18-11-2017 10:12AM

kippy wrote: »

So it is Saorview approved?

I've a 40 inch Samsung for the past 9 years or so and it's been rock solid.
This TV would be an ideal replacement I'd say.

It is definitely saorview approved, can't think of any main brand or even generic TV I've seen in last few years that hasn't been.

dodzy · 18-11-2017 11:09AM

kippy wrote: »

So it is Saorview approved?

I've a 40 inch Samsung for the past 9 years or so and it's been rock solid.
This TV would be an ideal replacement I'd say.

Of course, every TV sold here has to be

Dcully · 18-11-2017 11:58AM

Ill never buy another samsung tv, always bought them but had two fail this year both under two years old :mad:

I do like the look of this, im well past buying expensive sets, too many stories of breakdowns with new TV`s no wonder you rarely get more than 12 months warranty these days.

http://www.harveynorman.ie/tvs-headphones/hd-tvs/lg-49-ultra-hd-4k-tv-49uj635v.html

How does 1080 content display or upscale on 4k?

Del2005 · 18-11-2017 12:19PM

Dcully wrote: »

Ill never buy another samsung tv, always bought them but had two fail this year both under two years old :mad:

I do like the look of this, im well past buying expensive sets, too many stories of breakdowns with new TV`s no wonder you rarely get more than 12 months warranty these days.

http://www.harveynorman.ie/tvs-headphones/hd-tvs/lg-49-ultra-hd-4k-tv-49uj635v.html

How does 1080 content display or upscale on 4k?

Warranty is in addition to your consumer rights and in this country they are better than a warranty.

cython · 18-11-2017 03:16PM

dodzy wrote: »

Of course, every TV sold here has to be

That's not actually true, and technically that tv is not Saorview approved. It is not part of the database of TV models on the site: https://www.saorview.ie/en/get/products

That being said, just because it has not been explicitly tested/reviewed against/by Saorview, that is not to say that it does not support all the standards atop which Saorview runs, and I'm sure this TV at least falls into that category. For example, I have a Samsung 32" TV from a number of years ago (>7 at least) that was not technically Saorview certified, but still works with it perfectly.

Del2005 · 18-11-2017 03:47PM

cython wrote: »

That's not actually true, and technically that tv is not Saorview approved. It is not part of the database of TV models on the site: https://www.saorview.ie/en/get/products

That being said, just because it has not been explicitly tested/reviewed against/by Saorview, that is not to say that it does not support all the standards atop which Saorview runs, and I'm sure this TV at least falls into that category. For example, I have a Samsung 32" TV from a number of years ago (>7 at least) that was not technically Saorview certified, but still works with it perfectly.

It would make it easy to return if bought from a bricks and mortar shop and you don't like it

davec9313 · 19-11-2017 08:07AM

Just tried on the curry’s website - looks like that 55’ for 699 is sold out ... anyone got a code for it or may look at the Samsung as next best option to replace the 12 year old warrior sharp aquos 42’

Cheers

19-11-2017 08:38AM

I won't buy a tv off anyone other than richersounds.
6 year guarantee is pretty much standard with them or you can haggle for it.
And when you need the guarantee there is no messing.

cronos · 19-11-2017 09:09AM

BrownFinger wrote: »

I won't buy a tv off anyone other than richersounds.
6 year guarantee is pretty much standard with them or you can haggle for it.
And when you need the guarantee there is no messing.

Any good deals with them?

tedpan · 19-11-2017 10:52AM

cronos wrote:

Any good deals with them?

Loads, basically they are better value than the majority of resellers in the UK & Ireland for TV & HiFi. They also have the most experience with the equipment too.

Just have a look at their site for deals

_Kaiser_ · 19-11-2017 12:54PM

tedpan wrote: »

Loads, basically they are better value than the majority of resellers in the UK & Ireland for TV & HiFi. They also have the most experience with the equipment too.

Just have a look at their site for deals

They also have a Talk To forum here on Boards

I'm half thinking of upgrading my current 48" Samsung Smart TV for a 55" but would ideally prefer something with Freesat UK compatibility, multiple HDMI ports and future-proofing, as well as support for apps like Netflix and Plex

Would the LG referred to above do the job do ye think?

cronos · 19-11-2017 02:56PM

tedpan wrote: »

Loads, basically they are better value than the majority of resellers in the UK & Ireland for TV & HiFi. They also have the most experience with the equipment too.

Just have a look at their site for deals

Did have a look but looks more expensive than the listed bargains.

I'm open to someone posing bargins from them in the 49, 50, 55, 58, 65 inch models.

highdef · 19-11-2017 04:10PM

Sleeper12 wrote: »

It doesn't have HDR. It's likely that there will be much more HDR content compared to UHD. However you still get a great size TV & it will upscale non UHD content.

A 58" UHD tv for 700 is an amazing price imo.

Someone else posted a link to the same TV in DID further down the thread and in the link, it says the TV does have HDR. Is that incorrect information? https://www.did.ie/samsung-6-series-58-4k-ultra-hd-flat-led-smart-tv-black-ue58mu6120kxx-ue58mu6120kxx-prd?cmp=cel&trigger=ac

4real · 21-11-2017 01:48PM

http://www.currys.ie/Product/samsung-ue58mu6120-58-smart-4k-ultra-hd-hdr-led-tv/346013/397.0.0?OpenMenu=true

this one is now 699 with HDR, i think this is a better deal than both the OP and LG

21-11-2017 02:05PM

4real wrote: »

http://www.currys.ie/Product/samsung-ue58mu6120-58-smart-4k-ultra-hd-hdr-led-tv/346013/397.0.0?OpenMenu=true

this one is now 699 with HDR, i think this is a better deal than both the OP and LG

All the linked 58" Samsungs are the same TV afaik, and they're all HDR.

Samsung 58" Smart Ultra HD LED TV

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