How this reminds me about a classic Beolab/Beovox 5000, my favourite by far over the wooden version. Why not release the design as a stand-alone speaker?- I am in!  It would be cool if the part of the display above the speakers could be active when in sound-center mode.

For me this TV is more of a piece of Art where you either love it or hate it.

I'm glad i got my Beovision Eclipse 55  last month after selling my LOEWE BILD 7.. I'l be keeping that TV for a while.

The Beovison Eclipse was my first ever BV TV and i personally love it. The BV Harmony looks like a "TV concept of the future" product designed in the 70s /80s  at an expensive price point.  The movement of the panels shoould have just move DONWARDS like the LOEWE BILD 7, now that was classy.

I have a set of Beolab 50s, two pairs of 18s  and a host of other B&O speakers so the budget is not the issue here.The movement of the panels shoould have just move DONWARDS like the LOEWE BILD 7, now that was classy AND it had the black curtains in software.

Also No one seems to be mentioning that fact the Harmony has LOST the motorised stand to rotate the TV in different positions. I suppose at 77 inch that would be impossible/impractical. The two tiered wood colour is ok but i would prefer a single tone like all maple, all oak or all smoked oak The two tone grey fabric is terrible take away from the contrast of the wood.

If B&O does release are centre speaker with less capabilities that the eclipse that will be funny.

At this point the future for me once my eclipse packs or i decide to upgrade  is a non B&O TV with a soundbard will not match from an aesthetic point of view. The prospect of no beoremote is not great, i never got why people loved it so much until i got the eclsipse. To me me the future post Eclipse would be the LG rollable TV with a B&O soundba - Now that is impressive and moderrn.

Allot of people slated the Eclipse including myself until i got one, now I magine there will be a rush of people trying to get the eclipse before they run out of stock. Especially as theres no 55 inch version of any B&O TV left in the catalogue assuming the Eclipse /Horizon are EOL.

i always thougt i was late to the B&O party with my first BV being the Eclipse but it seems i got in at the optimum time.

77 inch and its 18500 euro 

Millemissen wrote:

The biggest we could go at home is 65”....so no HaveMoney for us 😁

Wait for the Beosystem 5 / centre channel product - end of the year / beginning of next.

Is what many have asked for I guess.

The B&O sound bar is supposed to be fairly limited in its scope - look at the price Roger posted earlier - and from my understanding, a simple stereo only product, not designed to be integrated into a broader B&O ecosystem (it won't see your other BL speakers).

The equivalent of a Beosystem 5 / Centre channel (i.e. a much more fully rounded product) - in the works, but not until end of year / early next.

Depending on its execution, that later product should please a bunch of people.

There are reasons to believe it will play nice more easily with LG tv's compared to other brands, but that will become clearer over time.

May not be a bad outcome at all.

Earle wrote:

Can't actually believe how close I was... almost laughable.

*Sorry, when you're rendering is that close, you gotta post it again ;-)

now young man, dont give up in the quest to go ever larger!

As a fellow BV12 owner, I've done the measurements of a 77 OLED (ok, Wallpaper version, but still) vs the 12-65.

It's not noticeably taller really - it is more obviously wider though.

But all told, its not night and day on my wall.

So a C9 77 is do-able.

Not the Harmony though, that's a true monster...

ari wrote:

A glimpse of the wall bracket. Suits this TV better imo

 

Looks like a foldable dinning table to me 😁

matador43 wrote:

Looks like a foldable dinning table to me

i like it! the harmony looks like a B&O tv. no other brand could make this design. 

yes, it looks like a pair of beolab 5000 hooked on, but that is not a bad thing. classic B&O!