Millemissen wrote:

Sorry - but no surprice.

These pics have been posted already a week ago.

In the B&O shops (in DK) you can see the Horizon alive and kicking.

MM 

That tv looks awful especially on the hostess trolley. I got a second opinion from my wife and she also wonders what they were thinking with this step backwards., in her words.

Thanks millemissen.

Simonbeo wrote:

That tv looks awful especially on the hostess trolley. I got a second opinion from my wife and she also wonders what they were thinking with this step backwards., in her words.

I saw the 40 inch in flesh yesterday and I share your opinion. Its made of good materials but I can't justify the high purchase price to anyone. 

The trolley reminds me very much of the old stands I remember from my grandparents' LX and MX-sets... 

Can understand the need for wheels, my girlfriend doesn't want to have more than one television in our apartment, yet we sometimes want to have a lazy Netflix Sunday in bed. Combine it with WiSA-speakers and you suddenly have a lot of flexibility! (My only worry would be cable management...)

Also saw a Horizon in a London B&O store this afternoon.....design will definitely appeal to some, its clean, fairly cool, though it didn't speak to me as much as the BV11 or 14, which i love......going back tomorrow for a proper look at the BV11 and 14......need a BV screen for my bedroom.......the sales man in spoke to, who seemed to know his stuff, suggested we may not see an B&O LG OLED screen for quite a while, as B&O need to satisfied that OLED screens can last at least 5 years plus, which isn't the case as yet (his words).........

Anyway, the wood lamellas on the BV14 looked nice, though not as clean as those on the BeoLab 18s (which i have).....looked a bit odd from an angle, fine from head on.....

Millemissen wrote:

There are other (2 more to come) placement possibilities.

Please name another tv manufactoer, that offers this!

Definitely none, B&O does justifiy premium price with the Horizon.

Unlike many other feedbacks seen here, I admit I actually am in love with a "trolley" stand. <3 I find it very Bauhaus and uncompromising.

Reminds me of the TV's they used to wheel between classes at School! Not for me, who needs to move their TV that often?

While (almost) everybody here is moaning about the wheel floor stand, I would like to remind you, that the wall mount is very flexible. It lets you (manually) turn the Horizon to both sides to a broad variety of viewing angles.

Personally I am looking very much forward to see the table stand.

MM

Millemissen wrote:

While (almost) everybody here is moaning about the wheel floor stand, I would like to remind you, that the wall mount is very flexible. It lets you (manually) turn the Horizon to both sides to a broad variety of viewing angles.

Personally I am looking very much forward to see the table stand.

MM

There is a tv - and there is a BV.

AnalogPlanet wrote:

Definitely none, B&O does justifiy premium price with the Horizon.

Unlike many other feedbacks seen here, I admit I actually am in love with a "trolley" stand.