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expiredyoura6 posted Aug 15, 2022 5:10 AM
Sam's Club Members: 85" VIZIO Class P-Series 4K HDR Quantum X Smart TV
$849
$2,500
66% off
+ Free S/H w/ Plusat Sam's Club
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Sam's Club has for its Members: VIZIO 85" Class P-Series 4K HDR Quantum X Smart TV (P85QX-J01) on sale for $849. Shipping is free for Plus Members, otherwise is $99.
Thanks Community Member youra6 for sharing this deal
Specs:
Thanks Community Member youra6 for sharing this deal
Specs:
- Resolution: 3840 x 2160
- Refresh Rate: Dynamic Motion Rate 240
- High Dynamic Range Format: Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR10, HLG
- Smart Platform: SmartCast, Chromecast Built-In
- VESA Mount Pattern: 400x400
- Inputs:
- 4x HDMI Ports
- 1x Digital Optical Audio Outputs
- 1x USB Ports
- 1x Ethernet Ports
- 1x RF Antenna Input
- Built-In WiFi, Ethernet
Editor's Notes
Written by SaltyOne | Staff- About this Deal:
- Don't think, just buy and pray it ships!
- This price is $1,150.99 Lower than our recent FP Deal from July '22.
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About the Poster
Sam's Club has for its Members: VIZIO 85" Class P-Series 4K HDR Quantum X Smart TV (P85QX-J01) on sale for $849. Shipping is free for Plus Members, otherwise is $99.
Thanks Community Member youra6 for sharing this deal
Specs:
Thanks Community Member youra6 for sharing this deal
Specs:
- Resolution: 3840 x 2160
- Refresh Rate: Dynamic Motion Rate 240
- High Dynamic Range Format: Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR10, HLG
- Smart Platform: SmartCast, Chromecast Built-In
- VESA Mount Pattern: 400x400
- Inputs:
- 4x HDMI Ports
- 1x Digital Optical Audio Outputs
- 1x USB Ports
- 1x Ethernet Ports
- 1x RF Antenna Input
- Built-In WiFi, Ethernet
Editor's Notes
Written by SaltyOne | Staff- About this Deal:
- Don't think, just buy and pray it ships!
- This price is $1,150.99 Lower than our recent FP Deal from July '22.
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I just had a LG TV I got in 2015 break in 7 years. Vertical line down the middle. The thing is that... I probably have less than 1000 hours on that set as I rarely used it.
Jeez still in progress
But my pending charge has officially fallen off
Correct above Samsung 3 year + costco credit card gives me 2 years = 5 years
If it was from Costco, you get 2 years Costco, 3 years sams, and 2 years Costco cc = 7 years
Best Buy, 1 year standard warranty + 2 year cc = 3 years
Jeez still in progress
But my pending charge has officially fallen off
Correct above Samsung 3 year + costco credit card gives me 2 years = 5 years
If it was from Costco, you get 2 years Costco, 3 years sams, and 2 years Costco cc = 7 years
Best Buy, 1 year standard warranty + 2 year cc = 3 years
But I do like the direction OLEDs are going especially with the new Samsung panels. Those things can get bright. And conversely, the mini-LEDs are getting close to getting the same blacks as OLEDs.
I do like how both technologies are trying the gap their weaknesses.
Side note, if the colors on the X is the same as my regular Quantum, the colors can be outright atrocious. I thought vivid mode on my OLED was bad until I tried the bright and vivid mode on my Vizio. Certain videos look fine but in others, it looks completely washed out and the reds are particularly bad. Looks like everything is sun burnt lol.
But I do like the direction OLEDs are going especially with the new Samsung panels. Those things can get bright. And conversely, the mini-LEDs are getting close to getting the same blacks as OLEDs.
I do like how both technologies are trying the gap their weaknesses.
Side note, if the colors on the X is the same as my regular Quantum, the colors can be outright atrocious. I thought vivid mode on my OLED was bad until I tried the bright and vivid mode on my Vizio. Certain videos look fine but in others, it looks completely washed out and the reds are particularly bad. Looks like everything is sun burnt lol.
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Plasmas had a lot of issues that OLEDs don't. Plasmas did not showcase wells in show rooms. I sold TVs at Sears back in 2008 and 90% of customers did not want a Plasmas despite it being the superior in almost every single aspect. Stores were told to set LCDs to Dynamic mode which made the screens brighter and colors pop despite it looking complete garbage. Plasmas looked dimmer and less vibrant as a result. Plasmas were also super heavy as well. I think a 55" was close to 100lbs. That is simply insane. As salespeople, we were told to prioritize LCDs over Plasmas and tucked away all the Plasmas to the side like the ugly red headed step child.
Second, it was really hard to scale up plasmas so as TVs switched to 4K, it was really hard to make a plasmas fit that resolution without making the display humongous in physical size.
LCDs were also cheaper to make and ultimately out marketed plasmas. The only real issue OLEDs share with plasmas that I can think of is burn-in but plasmas at the time had it WAY worse than any modern day OLED.
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