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[Saracen999]

Is there a John Lewis near to you? I believe they still price-match with other high-street competitors, if RS have a better offer.

As per earlier post, yeah .... -ish.

JL = about 15 mins, by car.
Costco = 10 mins, by foot.

Which, other factors being equal, is why I'd use one or the other, for preference..

[Terbinator]

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Seems like JL is the choice then, but, if you longer-term warranty is of importance to you I believe RS is 6 years if you're part of their free sign up VIP club?

Completely anecdotal - from comments i've seen across multiple forums as well, LG seem to step up if there are any issues with some folk even getting complete model upgrades years in to their warranty. YMMV of course.

[Saracen999]

I now have a 55" LG C1, courtesy of Costco. At the princely sum of £1080, it was £120 cheaper than either JL or Richer, too. Once I get it out of the box, I'll comment on what I think, but gotta do some room tidying first.

Thanks for all the help, everyone.

[jimborae]

I now have a 55" LG C1, courtesy of Costco. At the princely sum of £1080, it was £120 cheaper than either JL or Richer, too. Once I get it out of the box, I'll comment on what I think, but gotta do some room tidying first.

Thanks for all the help, everyone.

Good choice, especially with the 5yr warranty. Just remember that it may be set store settings for brightness contrast & colour so they may need changing to less retina searing settings, otherwise you may be initially disappointed. There's usually an ISF calibrated setting that you can choose in the options that'll get you 90% of the way there though.

[Saracen999]

Good toknow. ?thanks, Jim.

[Super_Ace]

Hey I just got a graphics card upgrade and was looking at a 4K OLED for gaming, just wanted to know how you're find the C1.