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Sony A80CJ BRAVIA XR OLED Refurbished at Woot 65 inch $1489 and 77 inch at $2199

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$2,198

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Woot refurbished Sony A80J OLED 65 $1489 and 77 for $2199, 90 day warranty.
Not sure if I would buy a refurbished OLED without burn in warranty. Also not sure how easy is to return this back to Woot.
77" is OOS




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Woot refurbished Sony A80J OLED 65 $1489 and 77 for $2199, 90 day warranty.
Not sure if I would buy a refurbished OLED without burn in warranty. Also not sure how easy is to return this back to Woot.
77" is OOS




https://electronics.woot.com/offe...cnt_wp_0_2

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Jan 24, 2022
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longhorncane
Jan 24, 2022
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anywhere to buy reputable 3rd party extended warranty?
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partusa
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Quote from ettelman :
anywhere to buy reputable 3rd party extended warranty?

not sure if you can buy an extended warranty for refurbished product.
Jan 24, 2022
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2022Robot
Jan 24, 2022
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Yesterday's eBay deal for LG C1 was about 1600 + 4 years coverage and brand new
Jan 24, 2022
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trnsilver
Jan 24, 2022
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Great price, but yeah, tough to be refurbished without a warranty on it for burn in.
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kaiblu
Jan 24, 2022
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As far as I can tell, Sony differs from LG in that you can't buy a refurb OLED TV with their regular warranty. Most you can get is a 90 day limited warranty from the retailer. Since there's no manufacturer warranty, Chase's warranty extension won't apply.

The only warranties you can buy to cover burn in are from Best Buy and CPS, though CPS doesn't sell that plan to consumers directly. So you can't get extended warranty covering burn-in for a TV from woot.

Only you can decide whether a much shorter warranty and a harder return is worth $500 in savings.
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turbobuick86
Jan 24, 2022
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Woot used to have great bargains and good wine. This was before Amazon took over and pretty much ruined it. This tv shows only shows a 90 day warranty against defects. Big pass.

Does the "CJ" model designation mean it was originally sold by Costco?
Last edited by turbobuick86 January 24, 2022 at 01:01 PM.
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splayer100
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Any warranty that can be added to this purchase?

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boriszima
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Don't enough about TVs, but buying high priced with no warranty is risky. Not sure worth the gamble
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dczyz
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Anybody use https://upsie.com/faq before? They cover both burn and refurbished according to their documentation.
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Quote from turbobuick86 :
Does the "CJ" model designation mean it was originally sold by Costco?
That is correct. These are $1999/$2899 at Costco right now, plus they have additional 4 years coverage. Wouldn't want to risk getting a burnt-in return and deal with the hassle of returns.
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lebulldog
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Quote from dczyz :
Anybody use https://upsie.com/faq before? They cover both burn and refurbished according to their documentation.
Their FAQ states:
Can I get coverage for my refurbished or used item?
Yes, you can purchase a warranty on most used/refurbished electronic devices as long as they come with at least a 30-day seller or manufacturer warranty and were purchased within the last 60 days (120 days for smartphones). We are currently only able to protect new televisions, fitness equipment, major appliances, and outdoor & tools electronics.

Accordingly, you can only insure NEW TVs
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Quote from dczyz :
Anybody use https://upsie.com/faq before? They cover both burn and refurbished according to their documentation.
NVM... already been answered...
Last edited by Champagne13 January 24, 2022 at 01:51 PM.
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dczyz
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Originally I was interested on this, but to much hassle if there is an issue. Once you add in tax plus cost of extended warranty - I think your better off going direct with the Costco deal that bundles in the warrany and cash back with Costco card.
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koreanbeefcake
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Another thread stated the Costco warranty did not cover screen burn issues. Do any others actually cover it?

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Quote from lebulldog :
Their FAQ states:
Can I get coverage for my refurbished or used item?
Yes, you can purchase a warranty on most used/refurbished electronic devices as long as they come with at least a 30-day seller or manufacturer warranty and were purchased within the last 60 days (120 days for smartphones). We are currently only able to protect new televisions, fitness equipment, major appliances, and outdoor & tools electronics.

Accordingly, you can only insure NEW TVs
Thanks, I read that before and did not take it that way. What a horrible FAQ. I would consider these to be New not second hand since Amazon is a authorized Sony dealer.

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