Amazon just dropped their LG C1 77 inch Oled by $100 by clipping coupon to get price to $2999.99 - $100 = $2899.99.
Use your discover card to get 5% cashback on half of this (up to $1500) as this is live starting Oct 1.
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Amazon just dropped their LG C1 77 inch Oled by $100 by clipping coupon to get price to $2999.99 - $100 = $2899.99.
Use your discover card to get 5% cashback on half of this (up to $1500) as this is live starting Oct 1.
OCT–DEC
Amazon.com, Walmart.com and Target.com
Use your discover card to get 5% cashback on half of this (up to $1500) as this is live starting Oct 1.
OCT–DEC
Amazon.com, Walmart.com and Target.com
Or use your Amazon Store Card for 5% back without limit... if you have Prime.
Seems like a good deal on the C1... I bought a CX from Costco not too long ago though.
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Hi guys,
What are the benefits of buying from Costco vs Bestbuy, Target, Amazon etc...?
The nearest Costco for me is 1 hr drive.
Thank you!
I think the benefits of costco is the hastle free return and warranty. 2 years + 3 allstate + 2 from citi if you use the credit card. There is always a feeling of trust when working with costco that if something happens within reason they will take care of you.
Best buy will price match anything. And if you go negotiate and buy their extended warranty some have reported good discounts.
Target would be equivalent of amazon. Normal retailer with good price. Not great warranty support.
This was just on sale at BuyDig and came with a 200 dollar credit, which basically brought it down to around this price, but it also has a 4 year extended warranty.
This was just on sale at BuyDig and came with a 200 dollar credit, which basically brought it down to around this price, but it also has a 4 year extended warranty.
That deal will most likely repeat in the future. Looks like either the inventory supply is getting better or manufacturers and retailers are discounting early for a reason - probably to capture sales early before Black Friday.
I picked up the sony a80cj 77 from costco the other day. Looks like lots of great deals coming down the pipe.
Sure seems like it. Interestingly international shipping costs are still absolutely through the roof right now. Our logistics guy at work said current rate for a container shipment is still $20k, if you can find one - was about $3k in the before times.
So with most things going up in price to cover increased costs, it's really strange to see OLEDs finally coming down. I guessing LGs new panel factories have finally come online. If that's the case, when shipping costs come back to earth, I'm wondering how low these start getting…
I think a lot of people are putting too much stock into any sort of warranty stores are including to try and move these TVs at the current price. These new OLED TVs are very resilient, they don't experience "burn in" and I could only imagine that any issues you'd have would be manufacturer defects you'd catch once the TV is set up.
Currently owning 2 LG 4K OLEDs, 3+ years old, I have no issues with either that are used daily for minimum of 1 hour screen on time and an LG LED that's 7+ years old going strong.
I think a lot of people are putting too much stock into any sort of warranty stores are including to try and move these TVs at the current price. These new OLED TVs are very resilient, they don't experience "burn in" and I could only imagine that any issues you'd have would be manufacturer defects you'd catch once the TV is set up.
Currently owning 2 LG 4K OLEDs, 3+ years old, I have no issues with either that are used daily for minimum of 1 hour screen on time and an LG LED that's 7+ years old going strong.
Your experience is not automatically everyone's experience. LG sells millions of these, and each one has 8 million pixels. Peace of mind on a $3,000 purchase is a reasonable expectation.
I think the benefits of costco is the hastle free return and warranty. 2 years + 3 allstate + 2 from citi if you use the credit card. There is always a feeling of trust when working with costco that if something happens within reason they will take care of you.
Best buy will price match anything. And if you go negotiate and buy their extended warranty some have reported good discounts.
Target would be equivalent of amazon. Normal retailer with good price. Not great warranty support.
Bestbuy I terrible with price match. They are just OK with warranty. One exchange then warranty is void.
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Seems like a good deal on the C1... I bought a CX from Costco not too long ago though.
Seems like a good deal on the C1... I bought a CX from Costco not too long ago though.
Seems like a good deal on the C1... I bought a CX from Costco not too long ago though.
Hi guys,
What are the benefits of buying from Costco vs Bestbuy, Target, Amazon etc...?
The nearest Costco for me is 1 hr drive.
Thank you!
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank matasuzuka
What are the benefits of buying from Costco vs Bestbuy, Target, Amazon etc...?
The nearest Costco for me is 1 hr drive.
Thank you!
Best buy will price match anything. And if you go negotiate and buy their extended warranty some have reported good discounts.
Target would be equivalent of amazon. Normal retailer with good price. Not great warranty support.
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What are the benefits of buying from Costco vs Bestbuy, Target, Amazon etc...?
The nearest Costco for me is 1 hr drive.
Thank you!
Warranty, Return Period, Customer Service doesn't interrogate you for your reason for return plus you can do your grocery shopping there
So with most things going up in price to cover increased costs, it's really strange to see OLEDs finally coming down. I guessing LGs new panel factories have finally come online. If that's the case, when shipping costs come back to earth, I'm wondering how low these start getting…
Currently owning 2 LG 4K OLEDs, 3+ years old, I have no issues with either that are used daily for minimum of 1 hour screen on time and an LG LED that's 7+ years old going strong.
Currently owning 2 LG 4K OLEDs, 3+ years old, I have no issues with either that are used daily for minimum of 1 hour screen on time and an LG LED that's 7+ years old going strong.
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Best buy will price match anything. And if you go negotiate and buy their extended warranty some have reported good discounts.
Target would be equivalent of amazon. Normal retailer with good price. Not great warranty support.
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