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If you're getting your hopes up about this, and thinking you'll be "the exception" to all the negative experiences...prepare to be disappointed. Read the previous thread about last week's Walmart + promo. There are 10+ pages of complaints. Walmart didn't even have the "Buy" button at noon, it was immediately replaced with OOS. I repeatedly refreshed the page from 11:40 - 12:30 and it was constantly OOS.
Walmart isn't trying to sell TV's, they're selling W+ memberships. I was gullible too, and paid for the membership, and thought I'd get a TV...at 12 noon, in the middle of the day, when MILLIONS of people were watching this highly promoted sale. Nope. Instead, I got the 55" from another SD post for Target for $199 on Sat night at 2am. Already have the TV in hand. That thread is full of positive experiences.
Granted, one guy said he went into the physical Walmart, and at noon they price matched the TV with the online price, and he walked out with it. Might be the way to go. Otherwise, don't get your hopes up. Another "deal" at noon that sounds "too good to be true".... Fool me once... Just my 2 cents. Good luck!
If they keep it OOS, like it currently is, until noon on the 7th, there's a better chance of getting one. The Hisense deal last month didn't start until 12 noon, but Walmart let those that bought earlier at a higher price get adjustments.
Does anyone know if the audio can be streamed on external bluetooth device from TV's inbuilt setting? So essentially connect any external bluetooth device to TV's audio.
From a commenter who did a little research on the 58" Element Target deal for $199...it appears Element and Onn are the same. Some review sites are saying these are "lower tier" tv's and TLC is a step or two above, however, the variables they are comparing are mostly bells and whistles features I think few care about. The only things I care about is resonable picture quality (sharpness/brighness) and longevity. Should I keep my 58" Element Target deal in the box (to return later) and try or this Walmart 55 TLC or perhaps a Hisence that will likely come along in the next month? I have a Roku 55 Hisense I'm happy with...just concerned about the Element. The bad reviews are mostly "broken upon delivery".
Respectfully, I think those are significantly lower quality. Might be worth it to avoid the headache that one would get trying to deal with this type of BS with Walmart though.
Honestly, I got the hisense prime TV and for the price, it's been pretty solid. HDMI 2.1 and Dolby vision in a set at that price is a steal.
Good price but do your homework on this tv. You might need a smart plug just to shut it off completely. The Series 4 are known for staying dimly lit after being turned off. Google it "tcl glows when turned off"
I've had this TV for going on 3 years. Purchased from Best Buy for $199 delivered next day. TV is going strong, never had any issues! Kids and I game on it often and watch movies, etc. Great budget television.
Respectfully, I think those are significantly lower quality. Might be worth it to avoid the headache that one would get trying to deal with this type of BS with Walmart though.
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I own all 3 of these tvs. The TLC is nice, but it's not bright, all of my Hisense tvs blow them away. The Amazon Fire tv has a fluid picture and vibrant colors, just a little weak on the blacks.
The Amazon Hisense OLED that I bought last month for my nephew is unbelievable. If it was bigger than 50 inches, I would've kept it for myself
And the TLC has awful sound compared to the Hisense. I'm still looking for a soundbar for it, and I'm the kind of person that keeps their tv on level 5. but this tv has no kick at all. It was worth the $148 2 years ago, but the Hisense for $10 more is a world of difference
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Walmart isn't trying to sell TV's, they're selling W+ memberships. I was gullible too, and paid for the membership, and thought I'd get a TV...at 12 noon, in the middle of the day, when MILLIONS of people were watching this highly promoted sale. Nope. Instead, I got the 55" from another SD post for Target for $199 on Sat night at 2am. Already have the TV in hand. That thread is full of positive experiences.
Granted, one guy said he went into the physical Walmart, and at noon they price matched the TV with the online price, and he walked out with it. Might be the way to go. Otherwise, don't get your hopes up. Another "deal" at noon that sounds "too good to be true".... Fool me once... Just my 2 cents.
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I own all 3 of these tvs. The TLC is nice, but it's not bright, all of my Hisense tvs blow them away. The Amazon Fire tv has a fluid picture and vibrant colors, just a little weak on the blacks.
The Amazon Hisense OLED that I bought last month for my nephew is unbelievable. If it was bigger than 50 inches, I would've kept it for myself
And the TLC has awful sound compared to the Hisense. I'm still looking for a soundbar for it, and I'm the kind of person that keeps their tv on level 5. but this tv has no kick at all. It was worth the $148 2 years ago, but the Hisense for $10 more is a world of difference
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