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Finlux 50-Inch UHD 4K Fire TV with Netflix, Dolby Atmos

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The Finlux 50‑inch UHD 4K Fire TV (2026) is on offer for £189 (was £239) — £50 off. It runs the Amazon Fire TV platform and includes the Freely app, with access to Netflix and other streaming services via Wi‑Fi.

  • Screen: 50" UHD 4K with HDR10 and Dolby Vision to enhance contrast and colour.
  • Picture tech: Motion Flow plus Micro Dimming to improve motion clarity and local contrast.
  • Audio: Dolby Atmos support alongside DTS Virtual:X and DTS HD for immersive sound processing.
  • Smart features: Built‑in Fire TV interface, Freely for live and on‑demand TV, and Netflix app available.
  • Connectivity: Requires Wi‑Fi for streaming (other ports not specified).
  • Model: 2026 Finlux 50" Fire TV.

The combination of Dolby Vision, HDR10 and Motion Flow is designed to deliver clearer highlights and deeper blacks for films, sport and gaming, making it a practical budget option for a living‑room 4K smart TV.

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BonzoBanana

Finlux is a Vestel brand so we can be pretty sure its a Vestel which are typically entry level televisions from Turkey. They are typically OK to good at best but most fall short. Reliability can be good but also bad. The price is subsidised by using the fire TV OS but that can make it a very annoying set with far too much advertising and pushing Amazon's eco system. Says requires wifi for streaming so assume no ethernet port.

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