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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.
Hmm, do I need to upgrade the 42" 720p Panasonic plasma in the basement we don't use much? This is tempting.
Still in stock at most NE Ohio stores as of 6:45AM, so this is not like that sham Walmart sale everyone whined about. And I'm pretty sure these were actually $499 in store, because I remember walking past a display several times at one of the stores I service biweekly. At $500, no way, my new model TCL 5-series 55" was less than that, but $200 is hard to beat.
If my kids felt punished by their own 58 inch 4K TV, I'd return it and buy them the 6inch CRT I used as a kid.
Yeah, the comments about getting these for people you hate are ridiculous. It may or may not last but it can't be THAT bad of a TV. In the 80's we had one terrible 19" rounded low-def TV in the house, and we survived. Upgrading to a 27" CRT in the 90's was a treat, and the 32" Philips Magnavox I got in like 1999 was like a dream. Now I have more TVs than people in the house and even the worst, oldest one isn't "bad."
Is anyone purchasing this TV with an extended warranty? After reading reviews of other Element TVs on Target's website, the biggest complaint seems to be that these TV already start to fail within a few months.
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Put the tv in my cart at 7pm at the regular price. Checked in it at at 6am central time zone. Still had plenty in stock at the stores in the south suburbs of chicago, and it had automatically reduced to $199. Pretty seamless!
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Is anyone purchasing this TV with an extended warranty? After reading reviews of other Element TVs on Target's website, the biggest complaint seems to be that these TV already start to fail within a few months.
I did. We will see how it goes.
This TV will replace a 10 year old 50" insignia in a guest room.
I have been using a 40 inch Element 4K TV as external monitor for my laptop for the last three years. For one full year, it was on for 8 hours a day from 9 to 5. It supported 2160p resolution at 60hz. Still works great. Every TV manufacture produced lemons. This one is no different. Mine has worked with zero issues. I just bought this 58-inch deal for my new epoxied basement for parties and perhaps Super Bowl. Btw, I have never used tv built-in audio in ages. Always attach it to a hdmi Receiver and speakers.
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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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Still in stock at most NE Ohio stores as of 6:45AM, so this is not like that sham Walmart sale everyone whined about. And I'm pretty sure these were actually $499 in store, because I remember walking past a display several times at one of the stores I service biweekly. At $500, no way, my new model TCL 5-series 55" was less than that, but $200 is hard to beat.
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This TV will replace a 10 year old 50" insignia in a guest room.
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