Walmart has
Early Access to Black Friday Deals with examples listed below.
Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (
free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+, otherwise select free store pickup where available.
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Examples:
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https://www.amazon.com/Philips-No...8GWYQ?th=1
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This 98-inch TCL QLED Google TV stands out as a huge screen for the money, with 4K, 144Hz, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, and free shipping plus free wall mounting through Angi. The model number appears to match TCL's 98Q651G, and the Walmart version is described as close to Best Buy's 98Q55K, though the Walmart set is said to use Google Chromecast only and Wi-Fi 5. The main cautions are that it is not the mini-LED 2025 version, the smart platform can feel bloated without a custom launcher, and the included install service has some scheduling and fit concerns. It looks like a strong value if the size and mounting logistics work for your space.
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I mean the earrings are currently going for $130 on the manufacturer website, Walmart's listed price is $130 which is struck through on their website (if they ever did sell them for that price), and the price is $22.99 currently. And you can get the rose, white, OR yellow gold.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Cate-C...5674473411
While $23 is more than the $16 price for the Black Friday sale event, it's not close to the $130 listed price.
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Are any of them good just using them as a TV? I'll never connect a TV to the internet and even go as far as to block it from my network just incase it wants to somehow sneak a connection while hooked up to a media pc. Can I just turn them on and never have to deal with the smart interface garbage? None of my friends use a TV in that manner that I'm aware of so IDK if this is possible. Although I haven't used it in a couple years, I like that my 15+ year old DLP is a stupid tv. Turn on and it's already on hdmi source for the media pc.
Are any of them good just using them as a TV? I'll never connect a TV to the internet and even go as far as to block it from my network just incase it wants to somehow sneak a connection while hooked up to a media pc. Can I just turn them on and never have to deal with the smart interface garbage? None of my friends use a TV that I'm aware of so IDK if this is possible. Although I haven't used it in a couple years, I like that my 15+ year old DLP is a stupid tv. Turn on and it's already on hdmi source for the media pc.
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