Son_of_SJ
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The LG 65EF950V that I mentioned in post #557 sold for £2,650. In the last ten seconds, the price went from £2,150 to £2,600, with someone else beating that by £50 to win.
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bigboss
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Just be careful with transactions off eBay. Make sure the buyer is genuine and the transaction is straightforward.
buzz_lightclick
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I'm not surprised Gel has sold the Panasonic OLED TV he was "definitely keeping!"
I just wonder how long this latest one will last? I reckon he will upgrade to the G6 when it's released...
I just wonder how long this latest one will last? I reckon he will upgrade to the G6 when it's released...
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Son_of_SJ
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Gel, at about 8:40 this morning did you briefly change your signature back to the Panasonic 65CZ950 OLED? Or was I seeing things??
Seeing things I think but I have just cancelled my order for the LG and am now waiting for the new ones, which are out 22 April and mid May.Son_of_SJ said:
Son_of_SJ
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No, I defintely wasn't seeing things. And I've just taken a screen save of one of your posts in the http://www.whathifi.com/forum/tvs-and-projectors/lg-oled65g6p-hdr-oled-tv-review thread, which is still showing the Panasonic 65CZ950 is your signature. I had thought that when you changed your signature, the new signature showed on all your previous postings, but What Hi-Fi is having a few problems just now.
Anyway, more importantly, if you just couldn't get on with the Panasonic 65CZ950, then fair enough. But then choosing an LG 65EF950V, which was certainly inferior to the Panasonic, made no sense at all. At least if you are now going to wait for the 2016 LGs, the E6 and G6 which the main man at James Morrow said were clearly better than the EF950V series from last year, that would have some merit.
Anyway, more importantly, if you just couldn't get on with the Panasonic 65CZ950, then fair enough. But then choosing an LG 65EF950V, which was certainly inferior to the Panasonic, made no sense at all. At least if you are now going to wait for the 2016 LGs, the E6 and G6 which the main man at James Morrow said were clearly better than the EF950V series from last year, that would have some merit.
LOL - amazing 
Whats funny is "better" means they are more like the Panny that is on its way out
Whats funny is "better" means they are more like the Panny that is on its way out
Yep, can't wait now. I would like to buy from John Lewis if possible. Does anyone know the weight of the G6 65-inches? TaSon_of_SJ said:
why dont you go for the E6, you don't need the sound bar and aren't they the same but for the soundbar?
Son_of_SJ
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That's exactly what they've been saying on AVForums. See posts #125 to #128 of this thread https://www.avforums.com/threads/report-lg-launch-new-g6-e6-c6-and-b6-oled-tvs-with-dolby-vision.2022034/page-5 before Mr Steve Withers gives the authoritative answer in post #139. James Morrow in Edinburgh said that the E6 series was very, very good.
By the way, quickly following are posts #141 to #143, where Steve Kemp (Bumtious) says that he upgrades quickly, and will be selling his existing LG EF950V in favour of the new E6, so it's certainly good for Gel to wait just a very few weeks! And on the next page there is a long explanation, and some pretty pictures, in post #160.
By the way, quickly following are posts #141 to #143, where Steve Kemp (Bumtious) says that he upgrades quickly, and will be selling his existing LG EF950V in favour of the new E6, so it's certainly good for Gel to wait just a very few weeks! And on the next page there is a long explanation, and some pretty pictures, in post #160.
chebby
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Why not wait until all this tech has dropped in price and save £'000s?
Gel, seriously, for how long will the new E6, G6 (or whatever) last you?
I hope you are going to say ... "until the technology gets overtaken by 8K in a few years time", or something else that's vaguely sensible, rather than ... "when I next wake up" or ... "when anyone on a forum raises a scintilla of doubt about the pre-eminence of my truly excellent television even though I love it".
Gel, seriously, for how long will the new E6, G6 (or whatever) last you?
I hope you are going to say ... "until the technology gets overtaken by 8K in a few years time", or something else that's vaguely sensible, rather than ... "when I next wake up" or ... "when anyone on a forum raises a scintilla of doubt about the pre-eminence of my truly excellent television even though I love it".
I am seriously hoping it will last me 7 years or so. My money is going down so I can't afford any more purchases. Waiting a while seems a good idea though. Cheers.chebby said:
Son_of_SJ
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Gel, you've changed your signature again, now you are using a Sony 46HX803. The funny thing is, I don't particularly mind your selling the Panasonic 4K OLED, but I really do wish that you had not sold your LG 55EA980W (which you really liked) in part-exchange for the Panasonic, which you subsequently had for only six weeks.
Son_of_SJ
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chebby said:
That's a word that we don't hear very often, "scintilla" .... And "pre-eminence" is also pretty rare on this forum!
bigboss
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gel said:
On current form, seven weeks would be going some.
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