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65" LG OLED65G1PUA G1 OLED evo 4K Smart TV (2021 Model) + $250 Visa GC Expired
$2497
$2,747.00
+ SD Cashback (PC Req'd) + Free S/H
BuyDig has 65" LG OLED65G1PUA G1 OLED evo 4K Smart TV (2021 Model) w/ 5-Year Warranty + $250 Visa Gift Card on sale for $2496.99. Slickdeals Cashback is available for this store (PC extension required, before checkout). Shipping is free.
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- Note: Visa Gift Cards will be automatically added to your cart and will take 2-4 weeks to be delivered.
- Resolution: 3840x2160
- Panel Type: OLED evo Display w/ Pixel Level Dimming
- α9 Gen 4 AI Processor 4K
- Refresh Rate: 120hz OLED Motion Pro
- HDR: Cinema HDR (Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG)
- G-SYNC & FreeSync Premium Compatible
- webOS with Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV, Hulu, CBS All Access, Peacock, Youtube TV, Spotify, iHeartRadio and more
- Wi-Fi + Bluetooth 5.0
- Ports:
- 4x HDMI
- 3x USB 2.0
- 1x RF Input
- 1x Digital Audio Out
- 1x Headphone Out
- 5-Year LG Limited Warranty
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- At the time of this posting, Our research indicates that the 65" LG G1 OLED TV, not including the $200 Gift Card, is ~$299.99 lower (10.7% savings) than the next best available prices for this model with prices starting from $2796.99. -persian_mafia
- This offer matches our previous Frontpage deal but now with an additional $50 Visa Gift Card.
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- BuyDig Return Policy: 45 Days. ~ persian_mafia
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deal [buydig.com]
$2497 + free s/h
The LG G1's now come with a 5-Year LG Warranty
Visa Gift Card will be auto added to cart along with the TV
matches previous FP price but now with $50 more in GC's
$2497 + free s/h
The LG G1's now come with a 5-Year LG Warranty
Visa Gift Card will be auto added to cart along with the TV
matches previous FP price but now with $50 more in GC's
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Also, the GX is a pain in the ass to mount -- as much due to lack of visibility and a small target to hit in the proprietary mount. When I mounted my CX using my own wall mount, it was a breeze.
In a nutshell, if you plan on using a stand, get the CX (no sense in paying a premium and then have to buy a stand / legs). And if you're wall mounting, unless you must have little to no wall gap, the CX is probably preferred as well (lighter, easier to mount, cheaper).
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Also, the GX is a pain in the ass to mount -- as much due to lack of visibility and a small target to hit in the proprietary mount. When I mounted my CX using my own wall mount, it was a breeze.
In a nutshell, if you plan on using a stand, get the CX (no sense in paying a premium and then have to buy a stand / legs). And if you're wall mounting, unless you must have little to no wall gap, the CX is probably preferred as well (lighter, easier to mount, cheaper).
Also, the GX is a pain in the ass to mount -- as much due to lack of visibility and a small target to hit in the proprietary mount. When I mounted my CX using my own wall mount, it was a breeze.
In a nutshell, if you plan on using a stand, get the CX (no sense in paying a premium and then have to buy a stand / legs). And if you're wall mounting, unless you must have little to no wall gap, the CX is probably preferred as well (lighter, easier to mount, cheaper).
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I saw the clearance price for $809 just above 3 65" A1 OLEDs, which implies to me that the A1's on sale. At counter, these rang up to $1599 each and the sales rep said the item number doesn't match. I requested to talk with store manager and since the clearance tag read the same I had price matched. I was lucky enough. That's why I'm not sure which model was on sale as I couldn't get a picture of price tag.
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(If you didn't know, the G indicates the series, the X represents "10" -- as in 2020 -- whereas the "1" represents 2021).
The CX -- and along those lines the C1 -- has the same processor, etc. as their G series counterparts from everything I've heard.
EDIT: the reason the G series was so hard to mount is because they include a proprietary mount that you have to attach to the wall FIRST and then (somewhat blindly) try to drop the TV's "bolts" on the back into two narrow slots in said wall mount. Since you can't see what you're doing from the front (TV is in the way) and can't see what you're doing from the sides (since the gap is relatively small -- even before you collapse the wall mount), it's hard to see if you're "over the target" or not.
With the C series, I used a wall mount that I've had for years. The mount itself is permanently affixed to the wall studs and it has a notch in which a bar rests. The bar is connected to two vertical brackets that you bolt to the back of the TV. Then you pick the TV up and just drop the bar into the notches. YMMV based on the wall mount you use, but we mounted the CX in like five seconds / first pass versus the GX took multiple attempts / got nervous we'd drop it. It's much heavier and harder to hit the target that you can't see. Now, I could have purchased a third party wall mount for the GX as well, but then I paid a premium for the "gapless" look and didn't even take advantage of it.
I saw the clearance price for $809 just above 3 65" A1 OLEDs, which implies to me that the A1's on sale. At counter, these rang up to $1599 each and the sales rep said the item number doesn't match. I requested to talk with store manager and since the clearance tag read the same I had price matched. I was lucky enough. That's why I'm not sure which model was on sale as I couldn't get a picture of price tag.
Again, can you please share the model of the TV you purchased. I get that you're trying to help, but the lack of information is useless in these threads.
Again, can you please share the model of the TV you purchased. I get that you're trying to help, but the lack of information is useless in these threads.
A1 at 809.
Since I have an A/V "table" underneath where the TV is, putting a chair right under the TV wouldn't have worked. Even if I cleared that out, the TV mounted so close to our basement/man cave drop ceiling, there'd be little to no clearance for her to get her head in between the ceiling and the TV (assuming she was even tall enough).
for 2k come back?!