The Samsung 4K Ultra HD Smart TV is on sale for £269, a £100 saving on the regular price the retailer sells it for and comes in cheaper than buying it at both Currys and Argos
If you’ve been holding out for a bargain on a new telly, this could be the deal you’ve been waiting for – but you’ll need to act fast. EE has slashed the price of the Samsung Q7F QLED 4K Ultra HD Smart AI TV to just £269, a whopping £100 off its usual retail price.
This sale price massively undercuts high street favourites Argos and Currys, who are currently selling the same Samsung TV for £419 – and the TV is actually worth £499 at full RRP. Comparitively, the 43″ Samsung TV is currently £399 directly from Samsung, whilst at Amazon it is £347.
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Meanwhile also at Argos, the Hisense 55″ Smart 4K LCD Freely TV is £329, whilst Currys stocks the Philips Ambilight 43″ Smart 4K Ultra TV which is currently £229 down from £319. Over on Amazon, you can get the Toshiba 43″ 4K Smart TV for £199 down from £279.
However, snagging a £499 telly for just £269 is Black Friday level savings – the only catch is, EE is only offering the screen at this price while stocks last starting Tuesday September 23, and they warn stock is limited. So if you want to bag this bargain, you’ll need to be quick off the mark.
This discounted Samsung TV is only available via the EE app, but the good news is the offer is open to everyone. You don’t have to be an EE customer or subscriber to take advantage of it.
You can download the EE app for iPhone here and the same app for Android here. But is the TV on offer any good?
I haven’t had a chance to test it myself, but a 43-inch Samsung QLED with 4K resolution sounds pretty impressive on paper. It even boasts built-in 4K upscaling to enhance visuals on all content, if you choose to use it, plus adaptive sound tech that adjusts depending on what’s happening on screen.
The Samsung Q7F comes with the Samsung Gaming Hub, allowing you to download and play games without a console. It also provides access to all your favourite streaming apps such as Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video and BBC iPlayer.
EE stated: “The Samsung Q7F is the perfect accompaniment to EE TV which is exclusive to EE and BT broadband customers,” adding that “EE TV offers flexible content packages and a choice of hardware with the EE TV App on Apple TV 4K, alongside EE’s own set-top box range, inclusive HD on Sport packages and a range of TV Extras that can be added and removed each month.”
While EE would certainly prefer you to subscribe to their EE TV service, it’s not a requirement for using this Samsung TV. The device is available now for £269, while stocks last, reports the Express.