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SONY 77" OLED XR77A80J - $1599.99 (Refurbished) + Free Shipping
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Secondipity via Newegg [newegg.com] has SONY 77" OLED XR77A80J - $1599.99 (Refurbished) + Free Shipping
Link: https://www.newegg.com/p/16C-0006...15TJFN64
https://www.newegg.com/p/16C-0006...15TJFN64
Link: https://www.newegg.com/p/16C-0006...15TJFN64
- 4K UHD 3840 x 2160 OLED Panel
- HDR10, HLG, Dolby Vision Compatibility
- XR Motion Clarity Technology
- Built-In Wi-Fi & Ethernet Connectivity
- Access the Google Play Store & Apps
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 10/11/22 |  Amazon | $1,999.99 |
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 10/11/22 | Amazon | $2,000 frontpage |
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 09/12/22 |  Walmart | $2,498 |
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| 07/13/22 | Amazon | $2,400 frontpage |
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| 05/10/22 |  Best Buy | $2,599 |
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| 05/07/22 | Amazon | $2,381.43 |
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 04/10/22 | Best Buy | $2,799.99 popular |
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 02/17/22 |  Newegg | $2,799 |
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| 01/17/22 |  B&H Photo Video | $2,898 frontpage |
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| 11/02/21 | Best Buy | $2,999 |
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 06/22/21 | Newegg | $3,299 popular |
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| 06/20/21 | Amazon | $3,498 |
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank elite-fusion
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I'm not sure which is the weakest link in that chain.
I'm not sure which is the weakest link in that chain.
I'm not sure which is the weakest link in that chain.
Yeah, what could possibly go wrong?
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank chuckd
CEVA sent one guy to deliver a 75-in TV. I guess he felt like being Billy Badass because he carried it upside down on his shoulder. You can clearly see on the screen where his shoulder broke it. Embarrassing. I sent them and secondipity pictures of the guy doing it and the TV itself, but it's still sitting here broken in my game room. The way prices are dropping on new ones from places like Costco and whatever it doesn't really seem worth the risk just to save a couple hundred bucks on last year's TV. Live and learn. Just an opinion.
I will say I was a bit concerned when they had one guy deliver a 65" TV in a 77" TV box. Plenty that could've gone wrong there but it didn't.
That was just this week. Also, look up the RMA controversy earlier this year with GamersNexus. Newegg had been saying they "never received" returns. And to their mistake they did this scam to a major internet personality who ended up exposing it.
The consensus is the company has gone to complete shit after they sold in 2016 to a Chinese company, Hangzhou New Century Information Technology Co., Ltd. in a massive $2.6B leveraged buyout. They have since been coasting on the good name that Newegg spent over a decade establishing.
Personally, I would never buy from Newegg ever again. And I say this as someone who was a long time customer of theirs. [imgur.com]
That was just this week. Also, look up the RMA controversy earlier this year with GamersNexus. Newegg had been saying they "never received" returns. And to their mistake they did this scam to a major internet personality who ended up exposing it.
The consensus is the company has gone to complete shit after they sold in 2016 to a Chinese company, Hangzhou New Century Information Technology Co., Ltd. in a massive $2.6B leveraged buyout. They have since been coasting on the good name that Newegg spent over a decade establishing.
Personally, I would never buy from Newegg ever again. And I say this as someone who was a long time customer of theirs. [imgur.com]
I agree. I've noticed the change.