Best Samsung LED Deal?

So... best Samsung LED Ultra Slim deal?

Really hoping to get the 46 LED Slim at WalMart for $548 but would happily pay Amazon $100 more if they just offered it online.

So I'm guessing the answer to my question is the UN55ES7100 1597.99 at Sears?

Quote from zfly9 : So I'm guessing the answer to my question is the UN55ES7100 1597.99 at Sears?

I bought the un55es6150 at costco and really like it, and that was $1050. It's a smart tv too although i probably won't use that much as I don't have netflix

Quote from zfly9 : So I'm guessing the answer to my question is the UN55ES7100 1597.99 at Sears?

If your looking for edge to edge screen (almost no bezel) and 240Hz then yes.

Quote from Draino3112 : If your looking for edge to edge screen (almost no bezel) and 240Hz then yes.

So I see it that price everywhere.. Starting to second guess if it's even a deal..

Quote from wowpaw : I bought the un55es6150 at costco and really like it, and that was $1050. It's a smart tv too although i probably won't use that much as I don't have netflix

Costco deal is by far the cheapest UN55ES6150 is similar to UN55ES6100. It is $50 cheaper than everywhere else

Quote from supersoul : Costco deal is by far the cheapest UN55ES6150 is similar to UN55ES6100. It is $50 cheaper than everywhere else

Yeah, basically the same models. This is essentially the cheapest of their "slim" line (ES models) with 3 HDMI's (I believe the es6003 has only 2, and doesn't have the smart tv function)

Quote from supersoul : Costco deal is by far the cheapest UN55ES6150 is similar to UN55ES6100. It is $50 cheaper than everywhere else

I wouldn't call $50 'by far'..... Anyway, Costco (at least here in MN) will charge you sales tax on the pre-rebate price of $1849 on that set, so they are actually more expensive than Best Buy at $1099 paying tax on $1099....

A few thoughts to add after spending many hours in stores staring at tv's the past week or so... For me picture clarity is of highest importance. Nothing I've seen can compete with the best Samsungs for picture clarity. Not all Samsungs mind you, they have their average models too, but certain ones are a notch above everything else around them, at least in store viewing. I've literally spent hours going back and forth between everything in Sams Club, Costco, Best Buy, and Sears. I specifically watch the text on the loops they play to look for crispness in the lettering, the lower quality panels show a lot more pixelation in the text. As for the 60" Vizio that everyone is so hopped up about, I was all excited too and ready to go sit at Sams last sunday for the preview event unit I actually got in front of one. That model, and two other 55" Vizio sets and the 65" that I looked at quite a bit, are on the low end of picture quality out of everything I looked at. If you want a huge smart led tv for cheap, go for the 60" at under $700. The Samsung EH series has a markedly better picture than that set, as do many others. The Samsung ES6100 and ES6150 are another step up, and those are as good as anything I see from other manufacturers in LED sets. Some plasmas rival the picture clarity, but for me the reflections and glare I would get rule them out completely. If you want plasma and big, the 64" Samsung at Costco for $1399 looks fantastic imo.... Back to LED, the Samsung ES7150 at Costco has the best picture clarity there, and I believe the best of any of the stores I've been too. Best Buy here has an 8000 series on display also that should be just as good but out of my price range so didn't spend any time on it. Long story short.... I'm looking anywhere from ~$800-$1200, want smart features, don't care much about 3d. I've settled on the Samsung UN55ES6100 from Best Buy or 6150 from Costco. Might have bought at Costco tonight if it weren't for the tax issue, that pisses me off.... Costco does double the warranty to two years, but the 6150 has a slightly lower contrast ratio, so its really a toss-up. I'm planning to try and get Best Buy down to $999 on the 6100, or bundle a few Blue-Rays and a wifi keyboard at the current $1099, doesn't hurt to try...

Hope that helps someone.

I can only see good reviews on EH6000 series. What back up your comment?

Quote from redmaxx : Why do you want Samsung? Their EH6000 and similar line up has awful picture quality.

Quote from dsimons : I wouldn't call $50 'by far'..... Anyway, Costco (at least here in MN) will charge you sales tax on the pre-rebate price of $1849 on that set, so they are actually more expensive than Best Buy at $1099 paying tax on $1099.... A few thoughts to add after spending many hours in stores staring at tv's the past week or so... For me picture clarity is of highest importance. Nothing I've seen can compete with the best Samsungs for picture clarity. Not all Samsungs mind you, they have their average models too, but certain ones are a notch above everything else around them, at least in store viewing. I've literally spent hours going back and forth between everything in Sams Club, Costco, Best Buy, and Sears. I specifically watch the text on the loops they play to look for crispness in the lettering, the lower quality panels show a lot more pixelation in the text. As for the 60" Vizio that everyone is so hopped up about, I was all excited too and ready to go sit at Sams last sunday for the preview event unit I actually got in front of one. That model, and two other 55" Vizio sets and the 65" that I looked at quite a bit, are on the low end of picture quality out of everything I looked at. If you want a huge smart led tv for cheap, go for the 60" at under $700. The Samsung EH series has a markedly better picture than that set, as do many others. The Samsung ES6100 and ES6150 are another step up, and those are as good as anything I see from other manufacturers in LED sets. Some plasmas rival the picture clarity, but for me the reflections and glare I would get rule them out completely. If you want plasma and big, the 64" Samsung at Costco for $1399 looks fantastic imo.... Back to LED, the Samsung ES7150 at Costco has the best picture clarity there, and I believe the best of any of the stores I've been too. Best Buy here has an 8000 series on display also that should be just as good but out of my price range so didn't spend any time on it. Long story short.... I'm looking anywhere from ~$800-$1200, want smart features, don't care much about 3d. I've settled on the Samsung UN55ES6100 from Best Buy or 6150 from Costco. Might have bought at Costco tonight if it weren't for the tax issue, that pisses me off.... Costco does double the warranty to two years, but the 6150 has a slightly lower contrast ratio, so its really a toss-up. I'm planning to try and get Best Buy down to $999 on the 6100, or bundle a few Blue-Rays and a wifi keyboard at the current $1099, doesn't hurt to try... Hope that helps someone.

I agree with you in terms of the ones that look best that are still within my price range, and ended up with the ES6150. I had a mid-range 47" Samsung before this one and love their consistency

Quote from dsimons : I wouldn't call $50 'by far'..... Anyway, Costco (at least here in MN) will charge you sales tax on the pre-rebate price of $1849 on that set, so they are actually more expensive than Best Buy at $1099 paying tax on $1099.... A few thoughts to add after spending many hours in stores staring at tv's the past week or so... For me picture clarity is of highest importance. Nothing I've seen can compete with the best Samsungs for picture clarity. Not all Samsungs mind you, they have their average models too, but certain ones are a notch above everything else around them, at least in store viewing. I've literally spent hours going back and forth between everything in Sams Club, Costco, Best Buy, and Sears. I specifically watch the text on the loops they play to look for crispness in the lettering, the lower quality panels show a lot more pixelation in the text. As for the 60" Vizio that everyone is so hopped up about, I was all excited too and ready to go sit at Sams last sunday for the preview event unit I actually got in front of one. That model, and two other 55" Vizio sets and the 65" that I looked at quite a bit, are on the low end of picture quality out of everything I looked at. If you want a huge smart led tv for cheap, go for the 60" at under $700. The Samsung EH series has a markedly better picture than that set, as do many others. The Samsung ES6100 and ES6150 are another step up, and those are as good as anything I see from other manufacturers in LED sets. Some plasmas rival the picture clarity, but for me the reflections and glare I would get rule them out completely. If you want plasma and big, the 64" Samsung at Costco for $1399 looks fantastic imo.... Back to LED, the Samsung ES7150 at Costco has the best picture clarity there, and I believe the best of any of the stores I've been too. Best Buy here has an 8000 series on display also that should be just as good but out of my price range so didn't spend any time on it. Long story short.... I'm looking anywhere from ~$800-$1200, want smart features, don't care much about 3d. I've settled on the Samsung UN55ES6100 from Best Buy or 6150 from Costco. Might have bought at Costco tonight if it weren't for the tax issue, that pisses me off.... Costco does double the warranty to two years, but the 6150 has a slightly lower contrast ratio, so its really a toss-up. I'm planning to try and get Best Buy down to $999 on the 6100, or bundle a few Blue-Rays and a wifi keyboard at the current $1099, doesn't hurt to try... Hope that helps someone.

I am looking for samsung ES6100..let me know if you could find any great deal on this..

I am waiting for UN55EH6070. Frys had it for $899 and $999. I am also waiting for UN60ES6100 for $1300

How about this one for $949 ? It is 3D
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-UN5...roduct_top

Any BF deals for a ~40" LED which plays mkv files from a network? Got a UN55D6000 last year and love it. Need something for a bedroom that is similar but smaller.