Select Target Stores: 42" LG OLED42C3PUA C3 4K OLED evo Smart TV (2023 Model)
$360
$1,199.99
(In-Store Only, Limited Locations)
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Select Target Stores (link for reference only) have 42" LG OLED42C3PUA C3 4KHDROLED evo Smart TV (2023 Model) on sale for $359.99 (in-store price). Available for in-store purchase only at limited locations.
Note: This sale price is available in-store only at select locations. Visit your local store to check availability and pricing as they will vary by location.
Thanks to community member joeDNC for finding this deal.
I went to my local target hoping to find a LG C3 65" or 55". Sold out. However they just marked down the 42" to $359.99. Thats 70% off. I bought two. There were plenty of more. Big in store only YMMV!
Model: LG C3 Series 42-Inch Class OLED evo 4K Processor Smart TV for Gaming with Magic Remote AI-Powered OLED42C3PUA, 2023 with Alexa Built-in
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Had an interesting experience at the Target in Eagle Rock, a neighborhood of Los Angeles. I figured no way I'd get the deal because I never get these deals, but I saw the Eagle Rock Target showed 7 in stock around 10am today. Everywhere else said OOS. I didn't believe it but looked an hour later and it showed 5. I thought, oh wow, that could mean they actually have some and are selling at the clearance price. Being 15 min away, I figured worth a shot, so I jumped in my car and raced over there.
Two nice guys were waiting in the TV area. I asked if they were there for the C3. They said yeah and that the employee was getting them from the back! She rolled up with five on a cart and asked if I wanted one! I was shocked. The first guy bought two. The second guy bought one. I bought one, and a young guy showed up after me to get the last one. I almost bought two but when the younger guy showed up, figured I'd share the love.
Turns out, others had shown up earlier in the day but were turned away because the employees didn't think they had any. I happened to show up after they found them. Took them awhile to bring them up so must have been stored in some corner somewhere in their warehouse.
This is the first YMMV deal I've ever been fortunate enough to snag and my first ever 4K display so am very appreciative! Congrats to those who also found one and good luck to those still trying!
Enjoy your new OLED TV! I was the other guy waiting in line at Eagle Rock earlier today.
Found one, but was informed Target clearance prices are location specific based on stock available. They do not match clearance prices for other stores.
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I was looking for a 65 inch model and found one. It a store display model only and they want $999 with 15off. Debating if I want to get it or not. What are your thoughts, would you ever buy a display model with no warranty?
I was asking the same question!
My local store has only 55" & 65" on display for sale.
55" is for $750+ 30% off = $525 -%5 red card = $498.75
65" = $1000 discount with another 30% off display +5% off red card.
Should I buy the display model? with the same 30-day refund/return warranty and 1 year manufacturer warranty?
Nice to see something like this on SlickDeals - us old timers remember when this sort of mega deal was the norm on the Front Page vs. now when it's an Anker Charger discounted 20% the same way it gets discounted every 2 months.
My local store has only 55" & 65" on display for sale.
55" is for $750+ 30% off = $525 -%5 red card = $498.75
65" = $1000 discount with another 30% off display +5% off red card.
Should I buy the display model? with the same 30-day refund/return warranty and 1 year manufacturer warranty?
Both 55 & 65" with remote but no TV stand.
Display models means they might be ON continously for 12 hours a day. So, just be wary of potential burn ins and life reduction with lowered brightness. But, still good if 50% off.
I was looking for a 65 inch model and found one. It a store display model only and they want $999 with 15off. Debating if I want to get it or not. What are your thoughts, would you ever buy a display model with no warranty?
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I was asking the same question!
My local store has only 55" & 65" on display for sale.
55" is for $750+ 30% off = $525 -%5 red card = $498.75
65" = $1000 discount with another 30% off display +5% off red card.
Should I buy the display model? with the same 30-day refund/return warranty and 1 year manufacturer warranty?
Both 55 & 65" with remote but no TV stand.
Same at my store, only one 55" ($750) and 65" ($999), both display models, for sale. Associate confirmed he will sell them for the clearance price. I declined. This model was released over a year ago, so the displays have likely been on for almost 5,000 hours. However I wonder if the units will come with the 1-year LG warranty.
this was today haha. I ended up with 2 55", they didn't have anything else in stock for LG OLED C3's at the locations I went. The online pick up estimate is pretty accurate, but if it shows as only 1 available, it's likely the display model:
- Some loactions will be weird about trying to sell you a display model, saying they can't
- Other locations will sell you the display model, and you may even be able to get more off since it is a diosplay model.
- Up to you whether you want a display model, aside from possibly missing accessories and box (for transport)... personally i wouldn't for an OLED. could have a lot of on hours, and time/use is hard on OLED panels
mine showed 1 available and it wasn't the display model.
Politely bugged the guy in the tech area and he really didn't want to scan it again and said like 10 other people came in before me earlier in the day and said it was $899 and that was it.
Maybe could come back tomorrow and ask if there's different employee there but this one guy wasn't budging.
Was keeping an eye on it today and right before I got out of work it changed to say "No longer sold at this store" online, guess the price finally got updated and somebody bought it. Probably could have bugged the tech more but oh well. Congrats to whoever got the TV!
Just got back from my SoCal run:
- Fullerton South - no 42" or 65". I took the last 55"
- Fullerton West - no 42" or 65 or 55
- Brea - No 42" or 65" or 55"
- Anaheim (Euclid) - No 65'. I took the last 55", and I saw the second to last just get sold.
I also try to be calm and nice, but The last spot the employee let me know that everyone was looking for the 65" yesterday, and even started getting angry... Lets be civilized people, its just a TV, and these employees are likely not paid enough to deal with some bargain hunters getting mad they can't buy a luxury unneeded item...
WITH ALL THAT SAID:
My search this morning were for 42" and 65", but found the two 55", which COULD fill anticipated needs, BUT if anybody wants to TRADE my 55" with their 42" or 65" (+/- cash of course). I am located in SoCal, and have a big enough car to deliver/pickup!
Same at my store, only one 55" ($750) and 65" ($999), both display models, for sale. Associate confirmed he will sell them for the clearance price. I declined. This model was released over a year ago, so the displays have likely been on for almost 5,000 hours. However I wonder if the units will come with the 1-year LG warranty.
Yes, I've checked with a manager it comes with 1-year manufacturer warranty!
I was looking for a 65 inch model and found one. It a store display model only and they want $999 with 15off. Debating if I want to get it or not. What are your thoughts, would you ever buy a display model with no warranty?
I would not get the display without a warranty in because of the way they turn off the TVs by shutting off with a breaker causing the pixel cleaning to clean the screen way too much causing the screen to degrade faster the TVs are meant to be turned off by the power button and always have power connected.
Nice to see something like this on SlickDeals - us old timers remember when this sort of mega deal was the norm on the Front Page vs. now when it's an Anker Charger discounted 20% the same way it gets discounted every 2 months.
Funny thing is my first OLED tv was purchased at Target after seeing a post on SD in 2017 lol.
Would love to find a 42 for a monitor or maybe 55 to replace my bedroom tv
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Two nice guys were waiting in the TV area. I asked if they were there for the C3. They said yeah and that the employee was getting them from the back! She rolled up with five on a cart and asked if I wanted one! I was shocked. The first guy bought two. The second guy bought one. I bought one, and a young guy showed up after me to get the last one. I almost bought two but when the younger guy showed up, figured I'd share the love.
Turns out, others had shown up earlier in the day but were turned away because the employees didn't think they had any. I happened to show up after they found them. Took them awhile to bring them up so must have been stored in some corner somewhere in their warehouse.
This is the first YMMV deal I've ever been fortunate enough to snag and my first ever 4K display so am very appreciative! Congrats to those who also found one and good luck to those still trying!
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My local store has only 55" & 65" on display for sale.
55" is for $750+ 30% off = $525 -%5 red card = $498.75
65" = $1000 discount with another 30% off display +5% off red card.
Should I buy the display model? with the same 30-day refund/return warranty and 1 year manufacturer warranty?
Both 55 & 65" with remote but no TV stand.
My local store has only 55" & 65" on display for sale.
55" is for $750+ 30% off = $525 -%5 red card = $498.75
65" = $1000 discount with another 30% off display +5% off red card.
Should I buy the display model? with the same 30-day refund/return warranty and 1 year manufacturer warranty?
Both 55 & 65" with remote but no TV stand.
Display models means they might be ON continously for 12 hours a day. So, just be wary of potential burn ins and life reduction with lowered brightness. But, still good if 50% off.
My local store has only 55" & 65" on display for sale.
55" is for $750+ 30% off = $525 -%5 red card = $498.75
65" = $1000 discount with another 30% off display +5% off red card.
Should I buy the display model? with the same 30-day refund/return warranty and 1 year manufacturer warranty?
Both 55 & 65" with remote but no TV stand.
- Some loactions will be weird about trying to sell you a display model, saying they can't
- Other locations will sell you the display model, and you may even be able to get more off since it is a diosplay model.
- Up to you whether you want a display model, aside from possibly missing accessories and box (for transport)... personally i wouldn't for an OLED. could have a lot of on hours, and time/use is hard on OLED panels
mine showed 1 available and it wasn't the display model.
Maybe could come back tomorrow and ask if there's different employee there but this one guy wasn't budging.
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- Fullerton South - no 42" or 65". I took the last 55"
- Fullerton West - no 42" or 65 or 55
- Brea - No 42" or 65" or 55"
- Anaheim (Euclid) - No 65'. I took the last 55", and I saw the second to last just get sold.
I also try to be calm and nice, but The last spot the employee let me know that everyone was looking for the 65" yesterday, and even started getting angry... Lets be civilized people, its just a TV, and these employees are likely not paid enough to deal with some bargain hunters getting mad they can't buy a luxury unneeded item...
WITH ALL THAT SAID:
My search this morning were for 42" and 65", but found the two 55", which COULD fill anticipated needs, BUT if anybody wants to TRADE my 55" with their 42" or 65" (+/- cash of course). I am located in SoCal, and have a big enough car to deliver/pickup!
Sent you a message!
I would not get the display without a warranty in because of the way they turn off the TVs by shutting off with a breaker causing the pixel cleaning to clean the screen way too much causing the screen to degrade faster the TVs are meant to be turned off by the power button and always have power connected.
Would love to find a 42 for a monitor or maybe 55 to replace my bedroom tv
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