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Samsung 40" - 1080p or 4k? Confusion

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Deako:
Thinking of upgrading my 2 year old LG 48" LED HD set for a new 4K unit.

rich83:
Depends on the tv size and viewing distance to work out if youll see a difference between 1080 and 4K (presuming you even have 4K source)

white91:
If you don't plan to watch any 4K material it would be better to get a good 1080p tv, remember even 'HD' broadcasts are not actually 1080p


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Frodo-anni:
Just made the same choice aswell - 4k or just 1080p.

In the end i went with the Samsung ue50JU6800 from currys, was on offer at £699, but I managed to get additional discount via a friend working there.

Folk are right, there is little to no 4k content available at the moment. BT transmitted a Premiership game recently and have a further one due shortly. Netflix, Amazon and youTube have 4k content available at extra subscription etc...

All TV's in store appear to have a 4k trial DVD being shown, which is not what you will see when at home through the aerial or the source that you use at this time.

The HU set is a 2014 model, the JU set is a 2015 model.

D_Philli_82:
4K tv is pointless as a. Nothing supports it atm and  b. If it's a 4K tv with a rubbish refresh rate it'll still have crap picture..

Get a good LED tv with a high refresh rate and you'll be much happier. 4K will only ever be better when it's actually supported and you're buying a massive tv...will be almost impossible to tell the difference in smaller screens..the eye can only see so much


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