[Best Buy] The Samsung Q80R 55 inch is $1299 at BestBuy
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It is sold out almost everywhere so good luck! Great price
It is sold out almost everywhere so good luck! Great price
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The Samsung Q80R 55 inch is $1299 at BestBuy
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- Yallreadyknow16 [OP]
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- May 22, 2020
- 3 posts
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- Revengefire
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- Dec 3, 2008
- 14 posts
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- vader_slri
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- Feb 20, 2002
- 1652 posts
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I’ve had the 75” Q80 since last summer. It’s a great TV, very happy with it. Keep in mind, Samsung does NOT support Dolby Vision in any of their TVs. Also, this TV doesn’t have as many local dimming zones compared to Q90 so you still see some blooming.
Obligatory:
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/samsung/q80-q80r-qled
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https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/samsung/q80-q80r-qled
- sliu070
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- Sep 9, 2012
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- ES_Revenge
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- Mar 23, 2004
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Great deal, but looks like dead now as it expired on the 28th. Kind of stupid though as how the heck does a clearance price go back up? Should just go to depletion instead of going back up in price... Typical Canadian-market nonsense 
. In US TVs go on clearance, stay on clearance, and just get cheaper the longer it goes on. There the retailers just want the old out and the new in, doesn't even matter if the new is worse and more expensive, they just don't want the old stock. Here retailers just want to milk as much money as possible out of anything, regardless of new/old.
I guess the low response is just that people don't tend to buy higher-end 55" TVs these days as 55" are now more relegated to "bedroom" or 2nd/3rd room TVs and people are more likely to buy $500 sets for those purposes.
. In US TVs go on clearance, stay on clearance, and just get cheaper the longer it goes on. There the retailers just want the old out and the new in, doesn't even matter if the new is worse and more expensive, they just don't want the old stock. Here retailers just want to milk as much money as possible out of anything, regardless of new/old. I guess the low response is just that people don't tend to buy higher-end 55" TVs these days as 55" are now more relegated to "bedroom" or 2nd/3rd room TVs and people are more likely to buy $500 sets for those purposes.