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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.
Dang... I still have an Element 1080p plasma TV from like 14 years ago when Circuit City was still in business. Still works fine, but obviously outdated technology at this point.
Several local stores showed this as in-stock today (at full price), but I had three in a row cancel my order before I finally locked one down. It could be that Target is instructing employees to hold the item for the sale tomorrow or that other Slickdealers are also trying to buy early and price match later. I'll try ordering from the closest store again once the sale starts, otherwise I'll resort to price matching.
Westinghouse and element are the only two budget tv brands that have given me issues over the years. Tcl, even rca 1080ps had no issues with like those 2
TCL had one crap out in under a year. Have a few element and onn tvs. The element is over 4 yrs old 4k and the onn is over a year no issues. So had the opposite lol
I've been using the 65" for $299 from last year almost everyday and so far so good. Although I don't use the built in Roku, but instead an android box.
It would only be a deal if it were a half decent TV. Something isn't a deal just because it's cheap. This is a waste of money.
Nah. I'm building out an Airbnb. It's fine for that. I'll be making money off of this
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I've been using the 65" for $299 from last year almost everyday and so far so good. Although I don't use the built in Roku, but instead an android box.
Sounds perfect. Thanks for the actual owner testimony.
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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. "
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Still both on the lower end but at least you know what you're getting.
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