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"For all electronics and entertainment items (excluding Apple® products) purchased between Oct. 6-Dec. 25, the 30-day refund period will start on Dec. 26 and must be returned by Jan. 24. "
You can buy element TV's just about anywhere. The reason why they're generally cheaper is they're built in the USA, just like Westinghouse. Sure all the components come from elsewhere but Westinghouse manufactures in Round Rock Texas and Element TV's are manufactured in Fairfield South Carolina, thus making them cheaper than ordering a shipping container full of completed TV's, they make the mold/housing and just order the components.
Still both on the lower end but at least you know what you're getting.
You had to pay for Walmart+ in order to access a similar deal - trial membership wouldn't work. Once you were signed up and paid up, they were OOS. When the TV went back to the normal price, it was magically available everywhere. Getting refunded for your W+ membership required a chat.
Guess I must have been the only non Walmart+ member to get the Hisense deal on Wednesday for $200. Got the TV yesterday and mounted it and it's great! Got the 3 year protection for $24 just in case
Bought an element TV 70 inch back In January 2020 and the backlight went out this summer. Was a hassle free reimbursement though. Decent TV's but would definitely get the warranty.
Purchased 3 from Walmart without a single issue. While i was at work on my phone. In fact it stayed in stock for damn near an hour as i mulled over getting a fourth. Peoples issues must have been based off of regional stock
You had to pay for Walmart+ in order to access a similar deal - trial membership wouldn't work. Once you were signed up and paid up, they were OOS. When the TV went back to the normal price, it was magically available everywhere. Getting refunded for your W+ membership required a chat.
YIKES! I'm sorry for anyone who had to go through that. Deal really seemed too good to be true
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Element is Target's version of Walmart's ONN I believe. Suspect they also use grade B panels that don't meet the standards of other manufacturers, that's how they get the cost so low. For non-critical viewing/applications these would be fine. Just temper your expectations and it's hard to get disappointed, expect the worst and when you get something better than the worst you will be happy
Onn is a Walmart exclusive brand. Element is not a Target exclusive brand and Element does not make Onn products. Element is a Chinese company that has an assembly plant in Winnsboro, SC that opened in 2014. However, the majority of TVs are produced in China and distributed to other markets. They also manufacture products other than televisions.
You had to pay for Walmart+ in order to access a similar deal - trial membership wouldn't work. Once you were signed up and paid up, they were OOS. When the TV went back to the normal price, it was magically available everywhere. Getting refunded for your W+ membership required a chat.
Total Scam but more so because they allowed for price changes for those who purchased before the sale which negates the whole Early Access program. Walmart is just a terrible company and I don't anticipate much different from most B&M Stores these days but of ones who could Target is the best of the bunch. Thanks for the head ups and screw walmart and especially walmart+
Onn, Westinghouse, element, etc seem to be in lower tier category among budget brand 4K TVs. I'd put tcl, hisense, and maybe even insignia above them
Onn is a great brand. Got the 65" 4k from Walmart two BFs ago, and it's running very well. Fast Roku UI, operating the way it should. No dead pixels so far.
Edit: I will say, after reading the comments and in comparison to Walmart of recent, Target does a great job with releasing stock sporadically throughout these sales. I purchased the 43" TCL earlier this month. OOS initially when I checked but got a back in stock notice and was able to nab two from different states, UT and IL.
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Onn is a great brand. Got the 65" 4k from Walmart two BFs ago, and it's running very well. Fast Roku UI, operating the way it should. No dead pixels so far.
I'll agree... I got a 50" for $88 back in 2020 (the Holiday Deal program... where they ended up upgrading from 42" models for free). We use it as our 'exercise TV' daily. The Roku works great (mostly using youtube and roku media player) and is still quick at this point. Only weak point is viewing angles which really isn't important for exercise videos.
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Still both on the lower end but at least you know what you're getting.
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Edit: I will say, after reading the comments and in comparison to Walmart of recent, Target does a great job with releasing stock sporadically throughout these sales. I purchased the 43" TCL earlier this month. OOS initially when I checked but got a back in stock notice and was able to nab two from different states, UT and IL.
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