Sharp 70" LED 1080p 120Hz HDTV, LC70LE640U $1598 ymmv plus tax B&M Walmart

Quote from Frankentots : Ugh what my wife wouldn't give for an extra 10 inches. I really hope she doesn't see this.

That's what she said!

nice find.... i guess i'm stuck with my 65inch for now.

Quote from lovehurts : nice find.... i guess i'm stuck with my 65inch for now.

Stuck with a 65"? Life must be soooooo hard. First world problems?

best buy 70" [bestbuy.com] PM?

Quote from lovehurts : nice find.... i guess i'm stuck with my 65inch for now.

Shit really? something something ... your wife ... something ... extra 5 inches

Edit: None of my local walmart has it available according to the website. Guess it's time to check bestbuy

ive asked this before but maybe someone can answer...

do sharps TV still experience issues with banding???? I have a lc46sb57UN sharp. it was very clear, but with5-6 months of use now has banding issues all across. it is now 3-4 years old.

I'm not seeing the 1598 price and even called walmart and they told me it was $2228.00. How are you guys getting the lower price?

Quote from dasanii19 : I'm not seeing the 1598 price and even called walmart and they told me it was $2228.00. How are you guys getting the lower price?

From what I heard at the local WM, the price should be for the 600U model. Consider this likely a very YMMV deal. It will likely depend on if the employee is paying attention, if he/she cares at all.

Quote from utgotye : From what I heard at the local WM, the price should be for the 600U model. Consider this likely a very YMMV deal. It will likely depend on if the employee is paying attention, if he/she cares at all.

I'm still not understanding, how would you even get the $1500 price?

Click the "Local Ad" link at top of Wal-Mart site page

Soap opera effect? My brother has a 70" sharp from costco and it's HORRIBLE watching movies on it. Maybe there is a setting, but I don't like the feeling I'm watching SNL everytime I see a movie.

How is 3.5 inches considered slim? Nice TV though!

Quote from SCDallas : How is 3.5 inches considered slim? Nice TV though!

I've seen this comment many times now. I don't understand why people think a tv that is a few inches thick is "too thick" or "not slim enough".

Maybe someone can explain the logic. Does that extra inch or so really make your room feel cramped? I know that some other people prefer to hang these on the wall, but does that extra bit of thickness protruding from your wall really make a difference. We're not talking about a smartphone that you carry in your pocket.

I've had the Sharp LC60E78UN (60") for a couple years now and I couldn't be happier about the purchase. It's probably 3.5"-4" deep and sits on a stand that is about 10" deep. You wouldn't know the difference if it was 1" thick or 6" thick. Plus, the picture is EXCELLENT. Which by the way, is most important to me. My next purchase will more than likely be another Sharp.

My 60" sharp 120hz LCD has been pretty good, I think it is a LC60E78UN. It was roughly the same price as the 70" but that was a couple years ago, maybe late 2011, I dont remember. Either way, a bit of backlight bleed, but good for the price.

Huge waste of money for the Samsung which was $1000 more at the time, pretty much same image quality.

I've always paid the premium for Samsung/Sony TVs, but will stick with the "cheap+quality" brands from now on.