Target has
75" Westinghouse WR75UT4210 4K UHD Smart Roku TV on sale for
$454.99 when you 'clip' the
30% Target Circle Coupon on the page. Select free store pickup where available otherwise select locations may offer
free shipping.
Thanks to Community Member
drummerkid1990 for posting this deal.
- Note: Availability for pickup may vary.
Deal Instructions:
- Visit the page for 75" Westinghouse WR75UT4210 4K UHD Smart Roku TV
- Clip the 30% Off Circle Coupon on the page or Clip Here
- Add to your cart and proceed to checkout
- Your total will be $454.99 with free store pickup, shipping availability is limited.
Specs:
- Resolution: 3840x2160
- Refresh Rate: 60Hz
- Response Time: 8ms GTG
- Contrast Ratio: 1000:1
- Ports:
- 4x HDMI 2.0 (1 ARC)
- 1x USB
- 1x Composite Video Input
- 1x Ethernet
- 1x Headphone Input
- 1x Optical Digital Output
Top Comments
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LG sources IPS panels from either their LG Display sister company (LG electronics and LG display are separate companies under the large LG umbrella) or BOE. They get VA panels for some TVs from any number of companies.
With LED tvs these days, any TV can have a panel from just about any company and different sizes will have different supplies (for example Foxconn/Sharp and CEC Panda are pretty much the only producers of 70" panels globally).
Now if you want to know where these TVs originate, they are made by Tsinghua Tongfang, which is the parent company of Element. These Westinghouse, Element, and also Walmart Onn TVs are basically all the same with just slight variations.
And since we are on the subject, Amazon branded TVs are now coming from TCL, Toshiba is coming from Hisense, and Philips/Magnavox in North America only are from Funai. In the rest of the world, Philips TVs (which are higher line than what we have here and include an extensive OLED line) are made by TPV. Incidentally, TPV now makes the Insignia TVs for Best Buy. TPV is also by far the world's largest producer of computer monitors, controlling 35% of the market.
Back to panels - incidentally both LG Display and Samsung Display have indicated that they will be completely withdrawing from making LCD panels in the near future to focus on OLED and micro LED lines. That will basically just leave Taiwanese and Chinese panel companies for these LCD/LED tvs.
I think I may have bumped my head.
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https://www.rtings.com/tv/learn/p...ry-samsung
LG sources IPS panels from either their LG Display sister company (LG electronics and LG display are separate companies under the large LG umbrella) or BOE. They get VA panels for some TVs from any number of companies.
With LED tvs these days, any TV can have a panel from just about any company and different sizes will have different supplies (for example Foxconn/Sharp and CEC Panda are pretty much the only producers of 70" panels globally).
Now if you want to know where these TVs originate, they are made by Tsinghua Tongfang, which is the parent company of Element. These Westinghouse, Element, and also Walmart Onn TVs are basically all the same with just slight variations.
And since we are on the subject, Amazon branded TVs are now coming from TCL, Toshiba is coming from Hisense, and Philips/Magnavox in North America only are from Funai. In the rest of the world, Philips TVs (which are higher line than what we have here and include an extensive OLED line) are made by TPV. Incidentally, TPV now makes the Insignia TVs for Best Buy. TPV is also by far the world's largest producer of computer monitors, controlling 35% of the market.
Back to panels - incidentally both LG Display and Samsung Display have indicated that they will be completely withdrawing from making LCD panels in the near future to focus on OLED and micro LED lines. That will basically just leave Taiwanese and Chinese panel companies for these LCD/LED tvs.
It came with 3 different panels. The best panel was for store display models and not meant for the public. Now and then someone would get lucky and get one.
The other two inferior panel were for the public and not as good.
Never quite understood that BS,
In fact if I won the TV I would feel that I have been cheated.
If there were laws about producing bad TV, this one would be behind bars with the cord cut.
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And since we are on the subject, Amazon branded TVs are now coming from TCL, Toshiba is coming from Hisense, and Philips/Magnavox in North America only are from Funai. In the rest of the world, Philips TVs (which are higher line than what we have here and include an extensive OLED line) are made by TPV. Incidentally, TPV now makes the Insignia TVs for Best Buy. TPV is also by far the world's largest producer of computer monitors, controlling 35% of the market.
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I bought an Insignia TV years ago that was an LG made TV
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