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expiredDealzslickk posted Nov 17, 2022 10:08 PM
65" TCL 4 Series 4K UHD Smart Roku TV
$228
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Walmart has 65" TCL 4 Series 4K UHD Smart Roku TV (65S41) on sale for $228. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member Dealzslickk for finding this deal
Note, product will be sold/shipped by Walmart.
Thanks to community member Dealzslickk for finding this deal
Note, product will be sold/shipped by Walmart.
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Written by Discombobulated | Staff- Offer is part of Walmart's Black Friday deals/sale
- Pricing valid for Walmart+ Members starting at 12PM ET and everyone else at 7PM ET
- Offer valid while promotional price/supplies last
- Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated
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Walmart has 65" TCL 4 Series 4K UHD Smart Roku TV (65S41) on sale for $228. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member Dealzslickk for finding this deal
Note, product will be sold/shipped by Walmart.
Thanks to community member Dealzslickk for finding this deal
Note, product will be sold/shipped by Walmart.
Editor's Notes
Written by Discombobulated | Staff- Offer is part of Walmart's Black Friday deals/sale
- Pricing valid for Walmart+ Members starting at 12PM ET and everyone else at 7PM ET
- Offer valid while promotional price/supplies last
- Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated
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I took it back, and I'll keep using a 2010 Sony; the Sony was superior.
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This isn't just on cheap tv's (or cheap brands) by the way, I dealt with it on $2000+ tv's as well that had Google TV. One particular Sony tv I owned from a couple years back would crash all the time when using the Apps.
$39 for 5-years is the price, +$6 over the 4-year cost of $33
Also what is contract cost. Do they prorate the TV price when you file for claim
No they don't prorated just because time has elapsed.
Your maximum benefit for the service contract is the actual price you paid for the TV itself.
Meaning if you have a minor repair they will take that repair cost and subtracted from the overall price you paid on the TV.
That means if there was a service tech that charged labor besides the part that would be deducted from your lifetime benefit.
So let's say you had $100 repair and then the TV failed the maximum you're gonna get from the warranty is your purchase price of 228 minus the $100 they put into the repair.
Like I said main boards screens etc. all cost big-time money. If something fails on the TV they are likely just gonna pay you 100% in full minus the contract price.
They don't even send anybody out to investigate and diagnose the problem they'll spend a little time with you on the phone and then make a determination.
Don't expect a picture quality that is on-par with the OLED or whatever version Samsung/Vizio as a competitor to OLED. This is a bang for the buck TV that works great as a second display.
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No they don't prorated just because time has elapsed.
Your maximum benefit for the service contract is the actual price you paid for the TV itself.
Meaning if you have a minor repair they will take that repair cost and subtracted from the overall price you paid on the TV.
That means if there was a service tech that charged labor besides the part that would be deducted from your lifetime benefit.
So let's say you had $100 repair and then the TV failed the maximum you're gonna get from the warranty is your purchase price of 228 minus the $100 they put into the repair.
Like I said main boards screens etc. all cost big-time money. If something fails on the TV they are likely just gonna pay you 100% in full minus the contract price.
They don't even send anybody out to investigate and diagnose the problem they'll spend a little time with you on the phone and then make a determination.
This isn't just on cheap tv's (or cheap brands) by the way, I dealt with it on $2000+ tv's as well that had Google TV. One particular Sony tv I owned from a couple years back would crash all the time when using the Apps.
This 65" TV uses only 71 Watts (average). Low power should promote longer life for the power supply and other electronics. I always make sure there is a minimum of 6" of circulating air around the TV for proper ventilation. Snagged one for local pickup. Sold out for free delivery at 4:03 pm PST.
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