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Costco Members: 55" TCL 55S403 4K UHD HDR Roku Smart LED HDTV Expired
$340
+ Free Shipping
Costco Wholesale has for their Costco Members: 55" TCL 55S403 4K UHD HDR Roku Smart LED HDTV on sale for $339.99. Shipping is free. Thanks bostondealseekr
Specs
Specs
- Resolution: 3840x2160
- Refresh Rate: 120Hz ClearMotion
- 4K UHD, HDR 10, Roku Smart + WiFi
- Inputs
- 3x HDMI
- 1x USB
- 1x Ethernet
- 1x Digital Optical Audio
- 1x RF
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Sale price is valid until 3/4 or while supplies last. Refer to forum thread for additional details.You may also purchase 3-Years of Square Trade Warranty for $29.99.
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Edited February 12, 2018
at 03:08 PM
Update 2: Deal is Live, Price valid 2/8 - 3/4
Update: Price appears to have been reduced to $339.99
https://www.costco.com/warehouse-savings.html
https://www.costco.com/TCL-55%22-...41093.html
Just got my Costco coupon book for February. Item # 9950403, which is the same as the TCL 55S405, will be $350 starting 2/8. Not as slick as the $315 target price on black Friday, but the extra $35 will get you Costco's 2 yr warranty.
Update: Price appears to have been reduced to $339.99
https://www.costco.com/warehouse-savings.html
https://www.costco.com/TCL-55%22-...41093.html
Just got my Costco coupon book for February. Item # 9950403, which is the same as the TCL 55S405, will be $350 starting 2/8. Not as slick as the $315 target price on black Friday, but the extra $35 will get you Costco's 2 yr warranty.
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Last Edited by FIF
February 24, 2018
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Sale goes live 2/8/2018. You won't see it online until then.
Picture Settings for the S401/403/405
For cable/satellite TV:
TV Brightness: Brighter
Picture Mode: Normal For Roku apps, use Vivid
Advanced Picture Settings:
Dynamic Contrast: high for Roku apps, turn off
Backlight: 100
Brightness 42
Contrast 100
Sharpness 66
Color 55
Tint 0
Color Temperature cool
Depending on your room, tweak from here. Some may prefer a normal color temperature to cool, but it will decrease the peak brightness and whites of the set.
Picture Settings for the S401/403/405
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The settings above will produce a wildly inaccurate picture. The "Movie" preset with Warm white and Color left at its default value of 45 gave Rtings a relatively clean picture, and that's my experience with an S405 as well. See https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews...5/settings.
Picture Settings for the S401/403/405
For cable/satellite TV:
TV Brightness: Brighter
Picture Mode: Normal For Roku apps, use Vivid
Advanced Picture Settings:
Dynamic Contrast: high for Roku apps, turn off
Backlight: 100
Brightness 42
Contrast 100
Sharpness 66
Color 55
Tint 0
Color Temperature cool
Depending on your room, tweak from here. Some may prefer a normal color temperature to cool, but it will decrease the peak brightness and whites of the set.
Picture Settings for the S401/403/405
—-
The settings above will produce a wildly inaccurate picture. The "Movie" preset with Warm white and Color left at its default value of 45 gave Rtings a relatively clean picture, and that's my experience with an S405 as well. See https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews...5/settings.
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The 40" has a better picture for cable/satellite feeds than the 55" S405. Blu-ray and 4K are better on the S405, as is XBOX One S gaming.
The Roku in the S405 destroys my Panasonic plasma's smart function, as well as my Fire TV with Kodi, and Google Chromecast with a Mini.
The only issues I have with the S405 is the off axis angle, black level when off axis, and the warm settings on the set. It gets plenty bright, and has a very nice picture. But due to the LED's, the white's will never get to where a plasma or OLED will be. Just a hint of blue.
The S405 doesn't get super bright. So make sure you keep up with the NITS on RTINGS as far as the TCL sets go. I can darken our rooms. But if you have a 2 story great room loaded with windows, you will want the TCL flagship set that will get above 600 NITS sustained. Not sub 200 like the S405 model.
PM me if anyone wants settings on the S401/403/405 sets. Once you tweak this set, you'll never return it. It's that good for a sub $350 55" LED 4K TV.
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Should be out in a few months. I figure I'll wait for the 2018 models and that will future proof me a bit longer because the 2018 models are borderline a steal with the amount of even back lighting they have.
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The msrp for the s series is $499 for the 55". I would imagine the 5 series will sell at that price for a while before it starts going on sale in the $300-400 range like the current model. So waiting a couple of months might turn in to a bit longer than you are expecting.
Thanks for the heads up op. I was going to buy this set this weekend for $369 for my patio, now I'll wait.
FYI the 55" c series is back online at costco. Unfortunately it's $499 and not the $450 they had it at before Christmas.
Debating if the c is worth $150 more than the s.
Not going to be here before the Super Bowl buddy.
The 40" has a better picture for cable/satellite feeds than the 55" S405. Blu-ray and 4K are better on the S405, as is XBOX One S gaming.
The Roku in the S405 destroys my Panasonic plasma's smart function, as well as my Fire TV with Kodi, and Google Chromecast with a Mini.
The only issues I have with the S405 is the off axis angle, black level when off axis, and the warm settings on the set. It gets plenty bright, and has a very nice picture. But due to the LED's, the white's will never get to where a plasma or OLED will be. Just a hint of blue.
The S405 doesn't get super bright. So make sure you keep up with the NITS on RTINGS as far as the TCL sets go. I can darken our rooms. But if you have a 2 story great room loaded with windows, you will want the TCL flagship set that will get above 600 NITS sustained. Not sub 200 like the S405 model.
PM me if anyone wants settings on the S401/403/405 sets. Once you tweak this set, you'll never return it. It's that good for a sub $350 55" LED 4K TV.