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That's a good warranty deal. I snagged my order too quickly and overlooked the extended warranty. I wonder if I can add it later on?
I had to call up customer service. I needed to make a new order with 5 yr extended warranty for additional $39. Then, cancel my existing order which had no extended warranty. Thanks.
It looks like you can place separate orders if anyone is still looking to buy more than 1. I'm considering getting another one and have it in cart right now.
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Thanks for reminding me. So does BOA rewards card plus free year of extended warranty. I canceled my first purchase and now my total is 243.96 - 5% so around 232$. That's a killer deal
I had to call up customer service. I needed to make a new order with 5 yr extended warranty for additional $39. Then, cancel my existing order which had no extended warranty. Thanks.
Maybe luck of the draw but lcd, led tvs haven't died on us. An expensive Vizio plasma was a dud tv. Although my dads 1080p insignia from 2015 or so became dim lit recently couldn't figure how to fix it. This tv will replace it.
Maybe luck of the draw but lcd, led tvs haven't died on us. An expensive Vizio plasma was a dud tv. Although my dads 1080p insignia from 2015 or so became dim lit recently couldn't figure how to fix it. This tv will replace it.
Modern TVs have a lot of bells, so the mfr cheap out on the power supply and back lighting to keep prices low. Many will expire around 7 years. My 2001 24" Acer LCD monitor is still going strong...over 80,000 running hours.
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planned obsolescence my friend. you can thank hyper capitalism for that. long live 'merica!
They are simply responding to customers who want cheap stuffs with a lot of bells and whistles. Most people don't care if the TV goes south after 2-3 years. Root cause is the cheap stupid consumers.
It is the luck of the Irish if you get a 4 leaf clover Excellent hdtv! I have had good experience with TCL and pretty good experience with hisense, and Onn.
I did buy one today, although I have NO place to put it. 229 dollars is slick deal for many of us. It is not 500 dollars, or 1,000 dollars or 3,000 dollar hdtv. It is 229 dollars for 65 inch 4k hdtv. Good enough for me. Happy Hunting.
They are simply responding to customers who want cheap stuffs with a lot of bells and whistles. Most people don't care if the TV goes south after 2-3 years. Root cause is the cheap stupid consumers.
3 years for a $230 tv thats enough value out of it, I'd say. If only 1 yr I'd be bummed though.
It's probably not. 4-series is too dim even for a well-lit room inside. According to the reviews I read, your best option is some midrange Hisense
maybe it could work, if it was under shade/patio ... or if it was used after dark, for party or football. You are right, under bright sunlight, it would be too dim. But maybe there is way to block the LIGHT, so you can see the hdtv, maybe experiment. I know outdoor bars have hdtv's in them, but they are in shade facing out from the bar.
It looks like you can place separate orders if anyone is still looking to buy more than 1. I'm considering getting another one and have it in cart right now.
I purchased a 2nd one on a separate order about an hour ago and I received an email about 30 minutes later from Walmart saying my order was cancelled. So not sure if you can actually purchase more than 1 or if I was just singled out... The email says:
Cancellation due to quantity limits...
Hi,
Unfortunately, some items you ordered exceed our quantity limits, so we had to cancel order 2000115-86601427. We're sorry for any frustration this causes.
Don't worry - you weren't charged for these canceled items. Any temporary holds will be removed within 10 business days, in accordance with your bank's policy.
If you still have questions, you can learn more about canceled orders in our Help Center.
Again our apologies,
Team Walmart
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Got one. Had to pay the $14 for W+ to make sure I was able to but between that and the TV with taxes it ended up costing me about $265. Still a killer price for a 65" TV. Will replace my TCL Roku 55" which has served me well for about 5-6 years now with no issues. I think I only paid $400-450 for that TV that long ago so…
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No buying multiples unless you have multiple W+ accounts
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I did buy one today, although I have NO place to put it. 229 dollars is slick deal for many of us. It is not 500 dollars, or 1,000 dollars or 3,000 dollar hdtv. It is 229 dollars for 65 inch 4k hdtv. Good enough for me. Happy Hunting.
Cancellation due to quantity limits...
Hi,
Unfortunately, some items you ordered exceed our quantity limits, so we had to cancel order 2000115-86601427. We're sorry for any frustration this causes.
Don't worry - you weren't charged for these canceled items. Any temporary holds will be removed within 10 business days, in accordance with your bank's policy.
If you still have questions, you can learn more about canceled orders in our Help Center.
Again our apologies,
Team Walmart
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