58" Element E450AC58R 4K UHD HDR Roku Smart LED TV

ChristianMcC

Oct 28, 2022 9:27 PM

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ChristianMcCOct 28, 2022 9:27 PM

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Quote from YoXpertguyZ

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Not everyone buys warranties I personally never get warranties for anything

This is one that everyone in the comments is recommending it for.

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ahmadh007

Oct 28, 2022 9:53 PM

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Quote from ChristianMcC

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This is one that everyone in the comments is recommending it for.

Can use the costco Visa card to double up on warranty

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IlxXIlsLkDlzZIl

Oct 28, 2022 10:41 PM

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IlxXIlsLkDlzZIlOct 28, 2022 10:41 PM

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Quote from zdiddy987

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Walmart was Hisense wasn't it? That seems like a better brand than Element but doesn't matter if it's not obtainable

I have a friend coming from a 42" 1080p TV with a rating of 5.1 for movies on RTINGS that went for that 58" 4k Hisense R6E3 or whatever, he said its total garbage, terrible viewing angles, poor color, terrible sound, can't wait to get back to his 42" inch samsung. But that is he say she say, go ahead and buy it and find out for yourself lol.

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CoralRose466

Oct 28, 2022 11:27 PM

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Quote from awdemuth

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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.

I even has Walmart+ and I was not able to order. It said out of stock when I tried some minutes after deal went live. Next day it magically appeared again, but with full price.

This was a pure Walmart scam. I can not believe big retailer like Walmart hire sales team who know nothing better than scamming customer to downgrade Walmart's reputation (whatever has left.)

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atihonow

Oct 29, 2022 12:14 AM

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atihonowOct 29, 2022 12:14 AM

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Quote from LovelyPassenger4203

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Is this a good brand for TV?

Bought an element tv 6 years ago still works like the day I bought it. Don't expect amazing but it's basically a good entry model for a large tv

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Samwise Gamgee

Oct 29, 2022 12:52 AM

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Samwise GamgeeOct 29, 2022 12:52 AM

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Not a brand I would buy, but if it's good enough, and maybe last, I'd be happy to impulsively purchase this from Target, for them not playing the BS games that Walmart and Amazon did.

Now, just need to research, find reviews, watch youtube videos, hopefully they exist, and decide.

On another note, Walmart could have sold more TVs on their "deal", if they didn't pull the OOS scam. But now they'd rather refund a bunch of Walmart+.

Last edited by Samwise Gamgee October 28, 2022 at 06:08 PM.

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Samwise Gamgee

Oct 29, 2022 12:59 AM

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Samwise GamgeeOct 29, 2022 12:59 AM

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Since brand is Element, buy it (if you can get it), test/view, if not to you're liking, return?
Shouldn't be any re-stock fee, ya? I'll have to read that.
Hopefully it'll fit in my compact suv.

ads2000

Oct 29, 2022 2:14 AM

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I have the 65in element from last year; the tv is still working, no extended warranty from me. TV isn't no OLED, but it works good and reliable.

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PhoxOMatic

Oct 29, 2022 9:43 AM

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Quote from GiveMeDeals

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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.

I bought a 32" ONN Roku TV from Walmart for $99+tax about a year and a half or two years ago or so. The documentation (owner's manual, etc.), if I remember right, mentioned contacting Element customer support if warranty work was needed, so I believe that my 32" ONN is actually a rebadged Element. The sound is poor (I am using some cheapo external speakers with a cheapo subwoofer to work around the poor built-in sound) and the Roku interface is laggy, but it's doable for my guest bedroom.

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Lhemew

Oct 29, 2022 9:54 AM

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LhemewOct 29, 2022 9:54 AM

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I bought the 75" version of this when it was Frontpage. Only took 2 weeks before screen started flashing and had to drag it back. Never again.

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Oct 29, 2022 2:19 PM

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Quote from PhoxOMatic

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I bought a 32" ONN Roku TV from Walmart for $99+tax about a year and a half or two years ago or so. The documentation (owner's manual, etc.), if I remember right, mentioned contacting Element customer support if warranty work was needed, so I believe that my 32" ONN is actually a rebadged Element. The sound is poor (I am using some cheapo external speakers with a cheapo subwoofer to work around the poor built-in sound) and the Roku interface is laggy, but it's doable for my guest bedroom.

Durabrand, Walmart's private label tradename, manufactures Onn brand's products but all warranty repairs are handled by Element Electronics Company.

SweetDrool

Oct 29, 2022 3:10 PM

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SweetDroolOct 29, 2022 3:10 PM

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Quote from DealCatcher89

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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.

Same here. 70" Element.TV recently had no picture. Got the $300 back from the warranty. Put a $40 main board in it, and works as new. Now it identifies as a Roku ONN on start up screen!

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asimo

Oct 29, 2022 3:56 PM

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Quote from YoXpertguyZ

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You can purchase it now then price match it when it goes live with targets policy

This is the way to go. We get sale notices before the sale, go to your local store, pick up the item. Go back during sale event and make sure you do a complete return and purchase on separate receipts so that you get additional year of warranty from the credit card.

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thedesi

Oct 29, 2022 4:12 PM

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thedesiOct 29, 2022 4:12 PM

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Quote from asimo

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This is the way to go. We get sale notices before the sale, go to your local store, pick up the item. Go back during sale event and make sure you do a complete return and purchase on separate receipts so that you get additional year of warranty from the credit card.

Can we pickup when price drops? I already have my pickup ready but plan to go tomorrow and do it all in one gp

bobredd

Oct 29, 2022 4:27 PM

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bobreddOct 29, 2022 4:27 PM

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I bought element 44 inch 4k for $150 4 years back, although it's not a smart TV it works well.

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