Sorry......Laursen, it would be.

MM

I really like the design of this tv and can see it doing well. My concern would be about support once I'd bought the product and how to get it back, wherever back might be! I'd be one though for sure and definitely be intrigued to see it in real life.

Earle, I agree about the web design following B&O! First thing I thought when I had a look. Again though, seems very nicely executed so perhaps these guys who have broken away are the new, improved B&O? Maybe a good thing and perhaps they have a better understanding of what customers are looking for?

As for design, that's always going to be individual I guess, so a hard nut to crack.

Chris Townsend wrote:

Imagine if they knocked out a £1,500 UHD Tv that could seamlessly integrate with Beolab! I’d get one

Hi Chris,

This TV can certainly integrate (reasonably) seamlessly with a pair of Beolab speakers for stereo use (or 2.1 channel with a subwoofer), although it doesn't have a surround sound processor as B&O TVs do.  Let me know if you would like further details of how to do this.

I will be interested to hear if any Beoworlders buy one......

Kind regards, Steve.

I keep having to check the picture when folk say its a good/nice/OK design!😛

What a pity. BV Horizon 55", 4k with easel stand for 1500£ would have been sold like hot cakes (even without sourround and without HDR/OLED,.......).

Agreed. I would have been the first in the queue! I was astounded at the price of the Horizon when it was released. Couldn't see the market for it at all at that price range.

Brigantinus wrote:

What a pity. BV Horizon 55", 4k with easel stand for 1500£ would have been sold like hot cakes (even without sourround and without HDR/OLED,.......).

I guess the difference here though is pretty darned clear: this company is selling direct, B&O has to sell through dealers who require margins and have expensive overheads.

ie. for B&O to sell a Horizon in 4K for only £1500, when a dealer takes 30%, means they'd need to be manufacturing this for £300, tops.

Maybe we'll see a big change next Easter when B&O starts selling TVs direct. We might see a new business model? Who knows.

moxxey wrote:

I guess the difference here though is pretty darned clear: this company is selling direct, B&O has to sell through dealers who require margins and have expensive overheads.

B&O has dealers? Wow, who knew?