Bang & Olufsen BeoVision Harmony Available in 65-inch Option
Bang & Olufsen's BeoVision Harmony range now has a 65-inch option.
If you were finding it difficult to rationalise buying the beautiful-looking 77-inch BeoVision Harmony OLED TV then, perhaps, its smaller sibling might be able to swing it.
Aside from being 12-inches smaller, the B&O BeoVision Harmony 65-inch model has all the skills its larger stablemate has. So, you still get the clever folding sound system that neatly puts itself away and thus becomes a more decorative piece of furniture as the screen rests closer to the floor and becomes partially covered by the oak and aluminium-wrapped speakers.
When you're ready to watch a boxset or movie, turn the set on, and the active DSP-based speakers unfurl like a butterfly's wings, and the screen rises to the optimum viewing height.
The OLED telly uses LG's webOS platform, and so hands you access to all the smart TV features including Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and YouTube.
Additionally, there is a raft of streaming services onboard such as TuneIn and Deezer as well as the BeoVision Harmony being compatible with Apple AirPlay 2, Bluetooth, and Chromecast built-in.
Price and availability
The Beovision Harmony 65-inch is on sale now for €13,500.
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