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Jul 10, 2022 4:13 AM

Samsung s95b qd-oled 65" $1999 & 55" $1699 - videoonly B&M Only

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Samsung s95b qd-oled 4k hdtv 65" $1999 & 55" $1699

Cheaper than the recent samsung.com pricing with epp/student discount.

Reps at videoonly are generally willing to throw in free 3 year warrenty or cheaper than advertised prices. Ymmv on the extras. Ask nicely.

https://videoonly.com/ratings-samsung.php

Excellent price for a new qd-oled tv. Half the price of the soon to be released sony 65"a95k lol.
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Videoonly B&M only
Samsung s95b qd-oled 4k hdtv 65" $1999 & 55" $1699

Cheaper than the recent samsung.com pricing with epp/student discount.

Reps at videoonly are generally willing to throw in free 3 year warrenty or cheaper than advertised prices. Ymmv on the extras. Ask nicely.

https://videoonly.com/ratings-samsung.php

Excellent price for a new qd-oled tv. Half the price of the soon to be released sony 65"a95k lol.

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Jul 10, 2022 4:30 AM
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CoolDeer288Jul 10, 2022 4:30 AM
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Agreed! Amazing price for this Tv!
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Jul 10, 2022 4:46 AM
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tonytran445Jul 10, 2022 4:46 AM
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Great!!!
Jul 10, 2022 4:52 AM
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TheCrimsonShopperJul 10, 2022 4:52 AM
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So do you have to carry out or can you arrange for delivery? I live about 2 hours north of a store.
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SDSummerDayJul 10, 2022 5:00 AM
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they are not give LG any profit margins with those aggressive prices on QD OLED. as a consumer i welcome this.
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Quote from mummy2 View quoted comment :
So a 55 inch TV that cost $1700 and a 65 inch that cost $2000 is considered aggressive pricing to you???
yes, at this stage, for this technology

newsflash, when LG first introduced OLED TV, it was priced 15000 (yes, that's 15 with a K for 55 inch tv), in 2013.

the 65 inch LG OLED didn't reach 2k mark until 2020, a whopping 7 years after it was first introduced.

this is first generation QD OLED, and the 65 inch is already at 2000. this is very aggressive.
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UpbeatBook5275Jul 10, 2022 6:16 AM
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I hope Samsung's agressive pricing will force Sony to discount it's coming up A95k as well, because that TV is really amazing. I would have paid 2.5k for the Sony but not even close to it's MSRP of 4K when this is prices at 1/2
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Quote from mummy2 View quoted comment :
So a 55 inch TV that cost $1700 and a 65 inch that cost $2000 is considered aggressive pricing to you???
Yes. Lg oleds takes a year or when new model are launched for them to even discount this much. Its only been 3 months since this tvs release and its 1k off msrp. QD-OLED is awesome. Wish i had waited for this pricing instead of getting it two months ago but i dont regret it. Enjoying this beast of a tv and gaming on it at 4k 144hz.
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mummy2Jul 10, 2022 6:30 AM
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A comparison with the LG C2.
https://www.consumerreports.org/t...638500564/
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Quote from flynreelow View quoted comment :
he's a clown.

he really thought LG created the first OLED...





time to go back to tech school.
Technically that's not what he said and he's pretty accurate with his assessment.. it is aggressive pricing for this model and it's good for all of us, not sure why you would give him a hard time
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Quote from mummy2 View quoted comment :
No tv should cost this much. I understand supply and demand but damn.
I understand what you mean. But this is a new technology. Samsung yields were under 50%. That means they were throwing away roughly two thirds of production. As the yields have come up, the prices have come down. There are tvs at all price points on the market. I just saw a 65 inch LG LED for $450. No one is forcing you to buy an OLED. I won't be.
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Quote from mummy2 View quoted comment :
No tv should cost this much. I understand supply and demand but damn.

That is the reason you have so many Tv choices
There are typically several sub $500 65" TV's available
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