Amazon has
Knight Rider: The Complete Series (4K UHD) on sale for
$89.82.
Shipping is free.
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15% Off Coupon on the product page that may be applied to the order for additional savings.
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Knight Rider: The Complete Series (4K UHD) on sale for
$89.82.
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About this Series:
- Shift into high gear as all four seasons of Knight Rider come together in one action-packed collection! David Hasselhoff is charismatic crimefighter Michael Knight, the driver of the world's most dynamic, high-tech talking car, K.I.T.T. As this brave duo take on criminals, crooks and those eager to exploit K.I.T.T.'s impressive technology for their own evil purposes, you'll be blown away by their explosive adventures that set the standard for all TV action series to come.
- Run time: 4,542 minutes
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Community Reviews
Knight Rider: The Complete Series in 4K UHD is a rare physical 4K TV set that packages 90 episodes of the 1980s series. The appeal is mainly for collectors and longtime fans, especially at couponed totals around $71.85 to $71.86, which works out to about a dollar an episode. The Blu ray set with the KITT light up cover still has more flair for some, and outside reviews flag compression issues on the 4K release. The $89.80 price feels steep for an older show, especially when streaming and a digital copy are missing, making this a niche pick for completists.
A coupon offer reportedly reduced the 4K total to about $71.86 before taxes and shipping.
A coupon price reportedly appeared around $71.85 on an account, making the purchase more tempting.
The set can still serve as a conversation piece even if the cover design looks less flamboyant than the light-up KITT Blu-ray cover.
A 4K physical release for a TV show is relatively rare, which can make the format feel more special.
The $90 range reportedly feels overpriced for an 80s show, especially when streaming is available.
Reviews outside Amazon reportedly say the 4K release suffers from compression, which can make the Blu-ray version the safer pick.
The deal price reportedly feels too high personally, which can prevent a purchase even for fans.
The 4K premium reportedly lacks added value because a digital copy code is not included, limiting streaming options.
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