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The best affordable 4K TV 2017

The best 4K TVs available for under £600

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When it"s time When it's time to buy a new television, people typically face one of two scenarios: They're either standing in a big box store, mouths agape as a wall of screens bathes them in a confusing wash of light; or they've been online and on the prowl for months, scouring specs, tracking prices, and trying to figure out which TV looks good — all without ever having actually laid eyes on them in person.

With With the wide array of specs and features to consider when buying a TV, neither of these methods is ideal. To find the best fit for your big screen needs, you need to spend time literally looking at the TV from all angles. Does it work well in a bright room? Does it handle dark imagery well? Can it keep up with fast-paced sports? Do the colors bring video games to life?

We sorted  through all the big screens on the market and spent dozens of hours both watching and using these TVs to ensure they are the best you can get. We separated them by price point, meaning there's a match for every budget. But there's consistency here, too: Each has high-def 4K capability (which it's finally worth investing in) and none are smaller than 50-55 inches.
This story is updated on an ongoing basis to reflect the latest and best models available in their respective price points.
Think 4K TVs are super-expensive? Think again.

Right now, just £650 will get you a TV that not only has the millions of extra pixels necessary to take advantage of the best that Netflix, Sky Q and the PS4 Pro have to offer, but also chucks tasty, tasty HDR into the mix.

But be warned - one of the main reasons these TVs are so darn affordable is because they’re 2016 sets that are due to be replaced soon. Act fast and you can pick up an absolute bargain, but don’t blame us if you take too long and the TVs are gone!











1.LG 49 UH850V 49-inch smart 3D 4K HDR TV | £599 
Currys has smashed a huge £300 off this superb 4K TV. This includes a Dolby Vision 4K HDR screen for one of the best pictures around without spending a lot more money. There's a double bonus of 3D compatibility and a five year warranty to seal the deal at £599 in this Currys sale.

2.Philips 43PUS6401 43-inch 4K HDR Ambilight Smart TV | Now £379 
The Ambilight TVs are on discount again, with a £20 saving this week! In addition to rocking a 4K HDR screen and Smart functions, this TV emits coloured light from the side of the screen onto nearby walls to provide a little extra ambiance in your room. It's entirely optional, but has been a big hit this year.














3.Hisense 43M3000 43-inch 4K HDR Smart TV | £289 
Hisense has been the most popular budget 4K TV brand on this page by some distance. Looking for a decent entry level 4K TV with HDR tech? This is the way to go, especially if you want some money left over for a PS4 Pro deal or Xbox One X pre-order.

4.Philips 49PUS6401 49-inch 4K TV with HDR | £409 
Ambilight discounts are flying around for lots of different sizes and we quite fancy this 49-inch model with Smart TV, Freeview HD, 4K HDR and of course, that gorgeous Ambilight technology for added ambient lighting.

5.LG 49UH850V 49-inch smart 3D 4K HDR TV | £599
Currys has smashed a huge £300 off this superb 4K TV. This includes a Dolby Vision 4K HDR screen for one of the best pictures around without spending a lot more money. There's a double bonus of 3D compatibility and a five year warranty to seal the deal at £599 in this Currys sale.

















6.Hisense H49M3000 49-inch Smart 4K TV | Now £369
Our featured Hisense models have been selling out super fast recently, so it's great to see a deal like this in stock. But seriously, a 49-inch 4K, Smart TV for £369? With prices like this, you may as well join the 4K revolution. This could be a great bargain for gamers looking to buy updated consoles like the Xbox One S and PS4 Pro.



















7.LG 49UH770V 49-inch Smart 4K HDR TV | £519.99 
There are some excellent deals going today for cheap 49-inch TVs, even ones with HDR. This one comes with all your favourite Smart TV channels too. And Demand 5.























8.Hisense H55M6600 55-inch Smart 4K HDR Curved TV| £549 
A very similar spec TV to the deal above, but with a curved screen. If you're treating yourself to these delightful curves you'll get to enjoy Smart apps in 4K and HDR too.

9.Hisense H50M3300 50-inch 4K Smart TV | £399 
This is the cheapest option for a decent 50-inch 4K TV this week at just £399. You're getting the usual smart TV functions, but there's no HDR. That being said Hisense make a fine 4K TV and are amongst the most popular brands on this page for cheap 4K TV deals.
















10.Philips 55PUS6401 55-inch Ambilight 4K HDR TV | £499 
This 55-inch HDR version of the excellent Ambilight TV from Philips is what you've been looking for, right? Be quick and grab the Philips 55PUS6401 for just £499. The smaller sizes are also cheaper this week and we've given them a shout above.
















11.Hisense 50M5500 50-inch HDR 4K Smart TV | Now  £599 
This is one of Hisense's premium 4K TV and comes not just with a 4K picture, Smart apps and Freeview HD but also 2016's essential feature, High Dynamic Range technology. John Lewis will cover it for five years too.














12.Hisense 55M5500 55-inch HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart TV| Now £649 
This is one of the cheapest 4K TVs we've seen of this size with High Dynamic Range and should be on the radar of any gamer looking to take advantage of HDR 4K gaming. The John Lewis five year guarantee gives it extra appeal for any TV buyer.
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