[Elect] BB: Insignia 55" 1080p 120Hz LED HDTV $599 or less

[hoanboy]

$200 OFF

120Hz, very thin, Cheapest 55" LED right now!

http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/product/.../10199568.aspx

If you can find a store with no stock, you'll get another $50 and free delivery.

decent reviews:

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Insignia...=1218367481866

[Keyser-_-Soze]

Think the review link is actually for another 55" tv.

Insignia - 55" Class (54-5/8" Diag.) - LCD - 1080p - 120Hz - HDTV
Model: NS-55L260A13SKU: 4676582UPC: 600603146527

LED seems to be:

Insignia 55" 1080p 120Hz LED HDTV (NS-55E790A12)
Model #: NS-55E790A12 Web Code: 10199568 Release Date: 05/28/2012

Also guy mentions it stopped working after 2 years - this LED tv would not have been out for that long.

But thanks for the post - I think I want one!!

[edmondt]

Looks like a good deal Gonna put that Google TV dongle to good use

[Samwfive]

Great Buy for the non-snobs!

Sleep soundly for 4yr by paying $150 extra in warranty.

[X360]

If the TV picture quality is good and lemon before 2 years then it is very good because the extended warranty of credit card will let you buy another one free...

Otherwise like paying to rent a big TV...

$600 / 24 months = $25 / month.

I think if they offer the service to rent a TV for $25/month with 2 years contract then a lot of people will do it because they can change the new TV in every 2 years...

[Metablob]

Great Buy for the non-snobs!

Sleep soundly for 4yr by paying $150 extra in warranty.

Yikes! you want to pay an additional 25% for an extra 2 yrs (you can get an extra yr depending on the CC you use)?

Sounds expensive.

[hoanboy]

Box says Waranty is 2 years.

Correct reviews:

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Insignia...=1218367481866

[Samwfive]

Yikes! you want to pay an additional 25% for an extra 2 yrs (you can get an extra yr depending on the CC you use)?

Sounds expensive.

Lol, well, if you put it that way, emphazising 25%.

I see it as 600+150=$750 for a 55", guaranteed for 4yr !!

[Binary Pants]

Box says Waranty is 2 years.

Correct reviews:

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Insignia...=1218367481866

lol reading the reviews, either a troll or sounds like someone got suckered bad by a worstbuy employee
"The quality of picture was not so great because there was no HDMI cord. Had to purchase the HDMI cord at $180 in order to get the quality picture that we were expecting."

[jagerbombs]

Lol, well, if you put it that way, emphazising 25%.

I see it as 600+150=$750 for a 55", guaranteed for 4yr !!

Add your 75$ in tax and 30$ eco fee there champ. I'm sure you pay tax on that 150 too... Lol. 850+ for 4 yrs of watching tv/gaming on a subpar tv? No thanks.

[Samwfive]

Add your 75$ in tax and 30$ eco fee there champ. I'm sure you pay tax on that 150 too... Lol. 850+ for 4 yrs of watching tv/gaming on a subpar tv? No thanks.

$75 + $30 applies to any other brand as well, genius.

Let's hear what so sub-par about this TV...I'm all ears.

[jagerbombs]

$75 + $30 applies to any other brand as well, genius.

Let's hear what so sub-par about this TV...I'm all ears.

Don't use your ears, use your eyes.

Go see in store yourself how this stacks up to LG or Samsung TVs in terms of quality

[Black Adder]

Box says Waranty is 2 years.

I'm just seeing 1 year warranty under the specs tab. Can you elaborate on the 2 yr warranty?

[hoanboy]

It printed as 2 years on the box...and according to this Insignia document. 2 Years in-home for anything larger than 37".

http://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&rct=j&...,d.dmQ&cad=rja

[Black Adder]

It printed as 2 years on the box...and according to this Insignia document. 2 Years in-home for anything larger than 37".

http://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&rct=j&...,d.dmQ&cad=rja

Thanks hoanboy!