Update: Promo code is NLA. Final price is now $1,198
Beach Camera has
65" Sony Bravia XR65X90K 4K HDR Full Array LED Smart TV + $100 Visa Gift Card + 4-Year CPS Extended Warranty for $1,198 - $25 when you apply promo code
BEACH25 in cart = $1,173
-> Now $1198.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor
iconian & Community Member
Jmc_fantasy for posting this deal.
Note: $100 Visa GC and 4-Year Extended Warranty are added to cart automatically when you add TV.
Specs:
- Resolution: 3840x2160
- Refresh Rate: 120Hz
- HDR10, HLG, Dolby Vision
- Smart Android TV with Chromecast Built-in, Apps and Full Web Browser
- Ports:
- 4x HDMI
- 2x USB
- 1x Ethernet
- 1x RF Input
- 1x Digital Audio Out (Optical)
- Features for PlayStation 5
- Auto Genre Picture Mode
- Auto HDR Tone Mapping
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OLED is awesome in a lot of ways but still has some cons. Burn-in is still a valid concern for some use cases, like HTPC, gaming, locking it in on one news channel, etc. OLED also doesn't get as bright as QLED so it's not as good in really bright rooms.
This is a deals forum so it's also worth mentioning OLED generally costs more for the size.
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https://www.rtings.com/tv/tools/c...shold=0.10
Currently the site is buggy; it's not adding both bonus items (GC + warranty) automatically in cart. It's giving you the option to add them manually, but if you add one, the other disappears. To workaround this, add tv to cart, select one bonus item. Then add another tv to cart and select the other bonus item. Then remove one of the tvs.it's fixed now
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OLED is awesome in a lot of ways but still has some cons. Burn-in is still a valid concern for some use cases, like HTPC, gaming, locking it in on one news channel, etc. OLED also doesn't get as bright as QLED so it's not as good in really bright rooms.
This is a deals forum so it's also worth mentioning OLED generally costs more for the size.
Same price at Sony, but no $100 GC or extended warranty.
https://electronics.son
OLED is awesome in a lot of ways but still has some cons. Burn-in is still a valid concern for some use cases, like HTPC, gaming, locking it in on one news channel, etc. OLED also doesn't get as bright as QLED so it's not as good in really bright rooms.
This is a deals forum so it's also worth mentioning OLED generally costs more for the size.
Then I bought another in 2018 because I loved the first one so much. Started out great for about a year, then horrible burn in started to set in, and you can see bands across the screen.
I'm sure the odds of me getting another OLED that burns in like this is slim, but I don't ever want to experience the feeling of having to throw out a $2K-$3K again. It was awful.
It still might be worth the risk because my first set looks as good as it did on day 1. But I do think people should take burn in into consideration. It may not happen to everyone, but it happened to me, and I will not buy another one again without some sort of warranty/insurance to cover it.
I actually got a c1 originally and was not a fan. Returned it and am very happy I did.
Some people love OLED some don't it's a matter of personal preference.
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Then I bought another in 2018 because I loved the first one so much. Started out great for about a year, then horrible burn in started to set in, and you can see bands across the screen.
I'm sure the odds of me getting another OLED that burns in like this is slim, but I don't ever want to experience the feeling of having to throw out a $2K-$3K again. It was awful.
It still might be worth the risk because my first set looks as good as it did on day 1. But I do think people should take burn in into consideration. It may not happen to everyone, but it happened to me, and I will not buy another one again without some sort of warranty/insurance to cover it.
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