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65" Sony Bravia XR65A80CJ OLED 4K UHD Smart Google TV (2021 Model) w/ 4-Year Accidental & Burn-in Warranty (Factory Refurbished) on sale for $1399 >
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- Note: CPS 4 Year Accidental Television/Projector Extended Warranty is automatically added to cart. Warranty starts 30 days after purchase. More info on the warranty can be found here.
Specs:
- Resolution: 3840x2160 (4K Ultra HD)
- Refresh Rate: 120Hz
- Panel Type: OLED
- HDR10, Dolby Vision, Hybrid Log Gamma
- Google Smart TV
- 802.11ac WiFi + Bluetooth 4.2
- VESA: 300 x 300 mm
- Ports:
- 4x HDMI
- 2x USB
- 1x Digital Audio Optical Input
- 1x Analog Audio Input
- 1x RF
- 1x Ethernet
- 1x RS-232C
- 1x Composite Video Input
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This warranty does not cover any kind of damage to the TV, the cost of removal or reinstallation, or burn in on the television screen. Stolen TVs are also not covered.
I found that on thier website but it's contradictory to what's shown on the box on the Buydig website...
EDIT: found it. burn in is covered-
https://www.buydig.com/shop/produ...r-1500-ACC
Features
Accidental Damage coverage
Warranty covers the purchased product against defects in material or workmanship for 4 years starting 30 days after purchase
Impact Damage
Dropping while moving or mounting the TV
From kids playing ball in the house
Burn in covered - usually not covered by the OEM
Remote Control replacement - hot swap, no question asked
Tech Support Included - initial product setup and/or configuration
Authorized service dispatched by Consumer Priority Service
There was a similar slick deal a few weeks ago from Secondipity that also had the "CJ" model, so perhaps Costco had an influx of returns to liquidate - they do not typically re-sell returns as open box in store
With that being said, this "refurb" status might have a better chance of being almost like new condition as opposed to other refurb sales on sites like Woot that are more "scratch and dent" of a previous year's model - and thus more of a shot in the dark on what condition you might get if you pull the trigger.
This is better than the LG A1 65" that is the same price at Costco right now. Yes, you go not get the Costco extended warranty you would get if you have the Costco Visa. But that warranty does not cover burn in and still requires you to go through a 3rd party to make a claim (can't just bring it back to Costco if in year 2 something malfunctions).
Anyone know if this is eligible to receive the 10 free movie credits through Sony Bravia Core service - https://electronics.son
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Edit: Since I pulled the trigger I went ahead and registered on CPS. My warranty was linked already. I reached out to support to get the contract terms and conditions. I'll post them here and avsforums if I get them.
Tv sitting in cart
the cps homepage website is down...oops
Tv sitting in cart
the cps homepage website is down...oops
https://www.buydig.com/shop/product/CPSEW41500TVA/CPS-4-Year-Accidental-TelevisionProjector-Extended-Warranty-under-1500-ACC
I've lived in both type of states and had to do a Lemon Law for a defective car and luckily at that time I was living in a progressive state with good regulations, they helped me get my money back and get a new car. Having regulations is sometimes good. It was my mistake for buying a VW for the first time and I will never buy one again. I would treat the warranty as worthless and this is a Sony so you should be good.
I hear you. In this case it could probably fall under the FTC jurisdiction. The FTC acts on behalf of all consumers. Advertising and Marketing on the Internet, Section 5, would cover anything that misleads consumers or affects a consumers decision about buying a product.</p><p> </p><p>
Again, all of this is a real PIA and can take some time to resolve. </p>
If prorated then it is daylight robbery
"h. If you have purchased exchange coverage, which is specified, on your bill of sale your product will be replaced if the failure is covered by the Plan's terms and conditions. Replacement terms in General Conditions (c) apply."
From a poster on a different site, that was only offered a refund on the warranty only when they couldn't source a repair tech, I myself would assume it may apply to this warranty as well. I can't say for sure though, a reputable company should make their Terms and Conditions openly available.
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https://www.buydig.com/shop/produ...r-1500-ACC
Burn in is covered
Accidental damage is covered
Took screenshots. will pull trigger
As far as software issues, they don't cover that, Sony does, so if you choose to update your firmware on this TV right away, you will be stuck dealing with Sony and the 90 days, after that you are SOL. It's a bit of a roll of the dice from what I have seen with this TV. Hopefully Sony pumps out the VRR update for this within the next 90 days.
Also, this TV is shipping out straight FedEx so I advise everyone to check their TV immediately upon receipt, or help the FedEx guy deliver it to your door. Get that utility knife ready to open the box upon receipt.
As far as software issues, they don't cover that, Sony does, so if you choose to update your firmware on this TV right away, you will be stuck dealing with Sony and the 90 days, after that you are SOL. It's a bit of a roll of the dice from what I have seen with this TV. Hopefully Sony pumps out the VRR update for this within the next 90 days.
Also, this TV is shipping out straight FedEx so I advise everyone to check their TV immediately upon receipt, or help the FedEx guy deliver it to your door. Get that utility knife ready to open the box upon receipt.
I took my hard drive loaded with Despecialized E4-E6, 1080 content to a friend's house who has the 65" A80J, then watched it at home right after. I thought the picture was comparable (after turning off all the boosts and going to cinema mode).
Looking forward to moving forward, although I still have a 55" VT50 in the living room (bought off CL for $400)
I will miss the Samsung's swivel base
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