50`` 4K HDR Google Smart TV
Price comparison overview
We found 2 offers for 50`` 4K HDR Google Smart TV from different online retailers.
Current prices range from £447 to £499, depending on the seller, delivery options, and ongoing promotions.
Some retailers are currently offering discounts, with reductions approximately 5% off previous prices.
Although the product itself is the same, prices may vary due to stock levels, sales campaigns, or included services such as extended warranties or faster delivery.
Price comparison (2 stores)
| Store | Product | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
 PRC Direct |
50`` 4K HDR Google Smart TV | £469 -5% £447 | View Offer |
 Electricshop |
Sony KD50X75WLPU 50 Inch X75WL LED 4K UHD HDR Google Smart Bravia TV ✔ In Stock |
£499 | View Offer |
About this product
The 50`` 4K HDR Google Smart TV has a EAN-13 barcode (4548736150324) and is available from PRC Direct. We compare prices, discounts and availability.
Experience Stunning Visuals with 4K HDR
When considering a 50-inch 4K HDR Google Smart TV, you can expect vibrant colors and sharp details that enhance your viewing experience. The 4K resolution provides four times the detail of Full HD, making it ideal for watching movies, sports, and playing video games.
Smart Features for Modern Entertainment
- Look for built-in streaming services to easily access your favorite shows and movies without additional devices.
- Check for compatibility with voice assistants, which can make controlling your TV and smart home devices more convenient.
- Consider the number of HDMI and USB ports available for connecting external devices like gaming consoles and sound systems.
Getting the Most Out of Your Smart TV
- What should I consider for installation? Ensure you have the right wall mount or TV stand that can support the size and weight of the TV.
- How can I enhance my viewing experience? Think about investing in a soundbar or home theater system for improved audio quality that complements the stunning visuals.
GTIN Details
This product uses a EAN barcode, the most common format used internationally in retail. The Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) is assigned by the brand to ensure the same product can be identified consistently across different stores. The barcode prefix is registered to an organisation in Japan, which manages product identification for that region. This usually refers to an individual retail item.