Samsung 4K TV that offers 'stunning picture quality' drops from £349 to £280 in Prime Day sale
For those who are looking to upgrade their TV to a smart model or are wanting to add another TV into their home, now is the best time to grab a new TV for a bargain price. With Amazon currently holding its four-day long Prime Day event, shoppers will be able to save a decent amount of money on their purchase.
Smart TVs are becoming widely popular as they have all of your favourite streaming and catch-up services at your fingertips. With easy to use homepages and endless amounts of content to watch, shoppers will be spoilt for choice of what to watch when they plop themselves in front of the TV after a busy day.
One such TV in the Prime Day sale is the Samsung DU8070 Crystal UHD 4K 50" Smart TV. Normally retailing for £349, shoppers can now snatch up this 50-inch TV for £279.98, saving shoppers around £70 on their purchase.
For those wanting an immersive viewing experience, this Samsung Smart TV comes with dynamic crystal colour which is said to make everything your watch come to life in over a billion colours. The TV also comes with a powerful 4K processor, which allows users to enhance and upgrade their picture and sound quality.
Boasting a sleek and slim design, this TV won't overpower the room and will provide a comfortable viewing experience from any angle. Shoppers will also have endless content to watch as the TV provides access to 4K films, TV shows, catch up apps and streaming services, including Apple TV, BBC iPlayer, Netflix and Disney+.
This TV is also perfect for those who enjoy gaming as there are a variety of apps available. Shoppers will be able to play the latest games from Xbox, Blacknut, Nvidia and more straight from the TV.
Another popular TV that has been given a Prime Day reduction is the Hisense 43 Inch 4K QLED Smart T V. Normally retailing for £259, shoppers can now buy it for £40 cheaper at £219. Supporting a variety of streaming apps, including Freely, this TV is equipped with Dolby Vision and Atmos, as well as Quantum Dot Technology.
Alternatively, Argos is selling the Toshiba 43 Inch Smart FHD HDR10 Freeview TV for £179. Able to be controlled by Alexa, shoppers will be able to find their latest binge watch or newest film release with only their voice instead of endlessly scrolling.
Back to the Samsung Smart TV, shoppers have given this 2024 device a 4.5 star rating. Many shoppers were pleasantly surprised by the picture quality of this TV, however some advised buying a soundbar to help achieve better sound.
One happy shopper said: "What a TV... Looks fabulous in my lounge. I can control this TV with my mobile as well. Also the best price on Amazon in compare to other platforms and stores."
With another five-star review adding: "Very happy with this TV, much better than older 'Crystal' versions I've had. Picture is comparable to my QLED and the unit is very sleek! Some reviews question the sound quality, but to be fair for such a slim TV I was quite happy with it. Yes the bass isn't exactly there, but the sound is clear full."
However a few shoppers had some gripes about the TV, as one person said: "Very good picture not bad sound but I bought a soundbar to get a better sound, overall I'm happy with the TV."
While another reviewer noted: "The TV itself is really good. I've only marked it down because the legs were quite tricky to get in to place."
One the flip side, a top reviewer wrote: "I'm thoroughly impressed with the Samsung 4K TV. The picture quality is simply stunning, with vibrant colors, sharp details, and deep contrast. Watching movies or playing games feels immersive, and the 4K resolution really makes everything pop, even when streaming content.
"The HDR performance enhances the experience even further, especially for action-packed or visually rich scenes."
While a sixth shopper added: "Really impressed this TV exceeded my expectations for the money would highly recommend - easy to set up and use."
To buy the Samsung DU8070 Crystal UHD 4K 50" Smart TV, click HERE.
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