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LG OLED65C9PUA $1699 on Newegg
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In stock. Limit 1 per customer. Ships from United States. Most customers receive within 4-8 days.
https://www.newegg.com/p/16C-000P...lsrc=aw.
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https://www.lg.com/us/authorizedd..._
https://www.lg.com/us/authorizedd..._
Which means literally nothing, since the actual written warranty doesn't care either way.
As exhaustively covered in the last 9.783 LG TV threads.
As exhaustively covered in the last 9.783 LG TV threads.
Looked through the first couple pages- most of the negative comments were about shipping being slow (from a few days for some to a few weeks for others)... everyone who waited and got a TV seemed happy though.
Guess I'd avoid them if you need the set next week, but otherwise seems ok.
Guess I'd avoid them if you need the set next week, but otherwise seems ok.
Foreign distributors don't get US models. Foreign models are different model number
You're sourcing from someone drop shipping from a US distributor- often buydig hilariously enough.
In fact when I got my C6 a couple years ago from Cleveland Plasma it arrived in a buydig box
A number of others have mentioned similar experiences with other ebay and misc 3rd party distributors.
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Probably shouldn't be an issue for most who realize there's a possibility they could have to deal with a return and how to leverage credit card protections in the event of a problem though.
I know there's some 3rd party website that claims that someplace- but I've yet to see any evidence it's actually true.
I have seen evidence suggesting it's not.
For example:
https://www.digitaltren
That said... WiSA have been around since 2013... and I've yet to meet anybody who has even met anybody who uses it or plans to.
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