[Elect] 2012 Boxing Day TV Deals Thread!!

[asakura58]

Oops just saw that FS is also selling the same TV I bought today for $499.99 as well. $1 more. Oh well . I still get the 2 year warranty .

http://www.futureshop.ca/en-CA/produ...d28857b407en02

that tv does not have a VGA input correct?


what are your guys thoughts for the "Toshiba 40" 1080p 60Hz LED HDTV (40L2200U)"?

[big_mouth]

Whoops, forgot to mention that what I linked is part of visions boxing day sale, for $99 only..seems good for the price.

$99 is a good try.

[daniel3ub]

Visions has a $388 40" Toshiba, valid until the 24th: The flyer says it is a LED TV, but the product page says it is a LCD TV. Anyways, I think it's worth a look: http://www.visions.ca/catalogue/cate...44&sku=40E220U

[jjones]

I really need a new TV for the living room.... but given how crappy the sales are I'm almost thinking of holding off the purchase just to spite the stores and their so-called sales.
I eventually will have to buy one so someone will be getting my $$ in the end.

[babala]

I am interested in LG 60LM7200 LED. Anyone has one or any reviews about this? Can't find much online

Thanks

i'm also interested in this TV. It's exclusive made for Bestbuy/Future shop. Reviews seems pretty good on Best buy US site. http://www.bestbuy.com/site/LG+-+60%...7200&cp=1&lp=2.But the deal is not so great (only $200 off US regular price )

[RTLeone]

To those who are looking into the upper-end Samsung 55-60" 3DTVs ($1500-$2k range), what have you settled on, if anything? Was really motivated to get the Samsung 60" 3DTV for $2k from Best Buy, but that was until I found out that it was Series 7, and not Series 8. Would it be more advantageous to just fore go the Boxing Day "sales" and wait for a good price later on next year? Curious to know what others are doing...

[GanJa786]

I am in a market for a 32inch tv. I am planning to buy Samsung UN32EH4003/4000 on sale at sears, the source, and walmart for $298/299. Now my question is i cant find in sears flyer this tv so can somebody please tell me which sears flyer is it on? I live in edmonton. Also in excel file it says the model is UN32EH4000 where as the one at walmart and source is 4003 so what is the difference ? is one better than the other? thx i hope someone can help.

[djemzine]

that tv does not have a VGA input correct?


what are your guys thoughts for the "Toshiba 40" 1080p 60Hz LED HDTV (40L2200U)"?

Nope. Isn't VGA kind of old? Just curious.

[ycat]

on the brick's flyer it says prices effective dec 24. Its just past midnight, so im wondering when these prices will be shown on the site?

Trying to buy the UN60ES7500FXZC... but i dont want to go to bed and end up missing out

[sandylew]

To those who are looking into the upper-end Samsung 55-60" 3DTVs ($1500-$2k range), what have you settled on, if anything? Was really motivated to get the Samsung 60" 3DTV for $2k from Best Buy, but that was until I found out that it was Series 7, and not Series 8. Would it be more advantageous to just fore go the Boxing Day "sales" and wait for a good price later on next year? Curious to know what others are doing...

This is exactly my question, and I want a home theater system as well.
About two weeks ago, there was a deal in FS "55" 3D Smart TV ES6820 and a set of 5.1 channel home theater system" for $1699.99.
Have you think about the Sony Deal "55" HX850 with 5.1 channel home theater system" for $2299.99?

[vita123]

I'm looking for a quality 32 inch TV for my bedroom at the lowest price possible. Don't want 3D or Smart TV features. I need something to game on with decent picture quality that isn't going to quit on me. Any recommendations? Are the house/discount brand TVs worth consideration? I'm aiming for the lowest possible price. Is the $198 RCA at walmart any good?

Yeah nobody seems to be commenting about the RCA, I would like to know what its quality is comparable to. It's 32'' for $198 at walmart and $199 at Canadian tire BUT Canadian tire has a promo for $15 back with a $60 purchase. Now im going to find out the Eco fee at both places. But anyone find a better deal for a 29 to 32'' simple, not necessarily name brand tv? Something just for the bedroom?? thx

[sandylew]

on the brick's flyer it says prices effective dec 24. Its just past midnight, so im wondering when these prices will be shown on the site?

Trying to buy the UN60ES7500FXZC... but i dont want to go to bed and end up missing out

It is not boxing day sale only, is it? I like that one as well. Is the ES7500 much better than ES7100 in BB? Should we wait till next year, or this kind of deals won't come back?

[ycat]

It is not boxing day sale only, is it? I like that one as well. Is the ES7500 much better than ES7100 in BB? Should we wait till next year, or this kind of deals won't come back?

The 7500 has motion/voice control whereas the 7100 doesnt. Thats the only thing I can tell thats different.

The sale for $1999 is "available on the 24th"

Bestbuy has the 7500 for 3K right now... seems like getting it for 2K is a pretty good deal. Not sure if its worth waiting or not.



http://www1.thebrick.com/brickb2c/js...ay_electronics

[kamascottra]

Nope. Isn't VGA kind of old? Just curious.

yup, but if you're still using it, there are cheap adapters you can use anyway.

pretty sure i have 2 or 3 dvi-vga adapters as they used to come with purchases of monitors or computers

[Neocodex]

Out of the TV game along time.

Looking for a 55 and up smart TV for a decent price.
Im seeing the Toshiba 55L6200u and Panasonic TC-P55UT50 both for just under $1k
any comments?