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LG 65" OLED65C1PUB 4K Smart OLED TV + $175 VISA GC + 4 Year Warranty w/ Burn in Coverage $1796.99 + FS
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Newegg [newegg.com] has the LG 65" OLED65C1PUB 4K Smart OLED TV + $175 VISA GC + 4 Year Warranty w/ Burn in Coverage for $1796.99 + FS
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Features:
- Self-Lit OLED pixels: Perfect Black, Intense Color, Infinite Contrast
- A9 Gen 4 AI Processor 4K with AI Picture Pro/Sound Pro
- Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos
- WebOS + ThinQ AI w/ Magic Remote
- Gaming: G-SYNC Compatible, FreeSync, VRR, ALLM
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 04/05/23 |  Best Buy | $12,010 |
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 11/24/22 |  Amazon | $1197 frontpage |
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 11/23/22 | Amazon | $1,300 popular |
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 11/22/22 | Best Buy | $1300 frontpage |
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 11/03/22 | Best Buy | $908.99 popular |
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 10/29/22 | Best Buy | $1,499.99 |
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 10/25/22 | Amazon | $1497 frontpage |
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| 10/25/22 |  BuyDig | $1,496.99 |
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| 10/18/22 | Amazon | $1,500 |
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 10/11/22 | Amazon | $1,499.99 popular |
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| 10/07/22 |  Newegg | $1,497 |
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 08/02/22 |  Walmart | $1,549 |
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 07/21/22 | Newegg | $1,597 popular |
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| 07/09/22 | Newegg | $1,597 |
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 05/26/22 | Newegg | $1,596.99 |
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| 05/19/22 |  B&H Photo Video | $1,596.99 |
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| 05/19/22 | BuyDig | $1697 frontpage |
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| 05/13/22 |  Target | $629.99 popular |
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| 04/29/22 | BuyDig | $1497 frontpage |
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 04/12/22 | Newegg | $1,696.99 |
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Not sure I want to roll the dice on shipping damage and having to wait for an insurance or a warranty claim.
This is why I don't buy from newegg
It's a tough choice except that I live 1 mile from Costco.
Is it possible to "sell" that streaming card?
And right now you get 5 years total protection plan for free with Costco. Definitely go with Costco. And for those that worry about burn-in, don't, unless you keep your screen on 24/7 and leave it on the same content like a bottom ticker on news channels. Not saying it doesn't happen, but they've gotten alot better with these panels.
It's a tough choice except that I live 1 mile from Costco.
Is it possible to "sell" that streaming card?
Yeah last year they did have Hulu you can use it on. I realized now its a bunch of random newer streaming services that I do not plan on starting.
They will not price match Newegg. https://www.pcgamer.com/best-buy-...om-newegg/
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...I bought this TV last week, and while there the Costco store person reminded me that if I had the Costco credit card, it added 2 years to the warranty. So, for $1799 I have this TV under full warranty for 7 (SEVEN) years. I can't imagine it makes it that long, but in my opinion, that's yet another great reason to buy at Costco.
I owned an LG B7 for nearly 4 years before this and replaced it finally because my old TV started getting burn in. Just from gaming/movie/streaming, never watching CNN or anything like that. It hit over 25k hours before it got burn in so its fine with me, replacing an OLED every 4-6 years is something I just factor in.
I donated my old TV to a local shelter and they don't notice it at all while its tuned in to kids PBS shows, it only shows up when the screen is very red or yellow.
Not sure I want to roll the dice on shipping damage and having to wait for an insurance or a warranty claim.
I bought the 65 inches from BestBuy two Fridays ago. Was watching Yellowstone yesterday and Kevin Costner knocked on a door looking for Tate and the screen went black and won't turn back on. I have a red light that responds to the remote but screen still won't turn on. BestBuy is going to deliver a new one tomorrow and take the busted one away. I don't buy extended warranties but I surely will use a return policy/window for devices. TV is/was pure amazing though.
I have a hunch it will drop to that too when the C2 is out.
Good thing you bought locally.
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I owned an LG B7 for nearly 4 years before this and replaced it finally because my old TV started getting burn in. Just from gaming/movie/streaming, never watching CNN or anything like that. It hit over 25k hours before it got burn in so its fine with me, replacing an OLED every 4-6 years is something I just factor in.
I donated my old TV to a local shelter and they don't notice it at all while its tuned in to kids PBS shows, it only shows up when the screen is very red or yellow.
If you are only getting burn in after 4 years with 17 hrs/day, then I have nothing to worry about lol.