75" LG 4K Nanocell TV - Display Only $1289.98 YMMV

bullbell wrote: ↑ Well, I'll try to roll it

may be possible with OLED as it is so thin!!

Price is good, but the reviews for this TV are not

For $300 more you can get a brand new Sony x85j, which is probably the best 120Hz TV for the price

And that TV has probably been on 24/7 for the past year or so

I have a 49" nanocell I bought for gaming last year. It works great for gaming, but the picture quality for TV/Movies leaves a lot to be desired. Not bright enough, which is weird because I thought it was OLED panels that struggle with brightness.

bullbell wrote: ↑A bit off topic: how do you bring it to home when you buy 75" or larger TV? 65" is the largest I can put into my SUV.

Rent a Ford transit for $30 from Home Depot or Lowe’s. TV’s are very fragile, do not grip the screen with pressure or you are gonna have a bad time.

nicktech wrote: ↑ Price is good, but the reviews for this TV are not
For $300 more you can get a brand new Sony x85j, which is probably the best 120Hz TV for the price

Could you elaborate on how the Sony x85j line is significantly better?
$1600 at BB for 75", $1200 for 65"
https://www.bestbuy.ca/en-ca/product/so ... 1/15427808

$300 price differences do put things in other price categories though, unless we're talking cars. At another $300-400 above Sony's equivalent 75", that would also be a very different price category.

redflagdealsguy wrote: ↑ You should be able to fit a 75" in a proper sized SUV. Larger sizes are an open question.

Roof rack!

RxMills wrote: ↑ Could you elaborate on how the Sony x85j line is significantly better?
$1600 at BB for 75", $1200 for 65"
https://www.bestbuy.ca/en-ca/product/so ... 1/15427808

$300 price differences do put things in other price categories though, unless we're talking cars. At another $300-400 above Sony's equivalent 75", that would also be a very different price category.

Better Contrast ratio, SDR and HDR peak brightness,...
LG is a 2020 model, Sony a 2021.
IPS vs VA

We are also comparing a used TV to a brand new ($300 difference)

Rtings Full Comparison

I've bought a display model TV from Costco before since they were all sold out and was able to get a further discount and also got extended warranty no problem at all. So far have the TV for over a year and no issues at all. I'd take a Costco display model over any other stores. They didn't have the original box but they still helped wrap it up.

bullbell wrote: ↑ A bit off topic: how do you bring it to home when you buy 75" or larger TV? 65" is the largest I can put into my SUV.

bullbell wrote: ↑A bit off topic: how do you bring it to home when you buy 75" or larger TV? 65" is the largest I can put into my SUV.

This is my problem. Was able to fit a 70" in my 4 door Wrangler, but 75" does not fit. Wondering if I can put it on the roof of my smaller compact SUV's. I know they say not to transport it flat, but for me Costco is literally a 5 min drive...hmmm

nicktech wrote: ↑ This is my problem. Was able to fit a 70" in my 4 door Wrangler, but 75" does not fit. Wondering if I can put it on the roof of my smaller compact SUV's. I know they say not to transport it flat, but for me Costco is literally a 5 min drive...hmmm

I recently bought a TV from Costco and asked them to help me load it into my SUV. I expected 1 guy to come help me lift it but instead it was 2 guys who loaded it in themselves and they laid it flat with the screen side facing up. I too only live about 5 minutes from the warehouse and so far I've had no issues.

The store display is being sold for 1488$ at cotsco lachenaie ( quebec )
A turn off

nicktech wrote: ↑ Better Contrast ratio, SDR and HDR peak brightness,...
LG is a 2020 model, Sony a 2021.
IPS vs VA
We are also comparing a used TV to a brand new ($300 difference)

I forgot about this being a display model. Your mentioning of 2020 vs 2021 made me realize that there's usually a lot of clearing out going on from the end of Jan onward for newer models. Lots of buying going on too so we'll see how much discounting of soon-outdated models they'll need to do in 2022. Lots of demand for bigger screens these days and people seem vary moneyed up in an inflationary environment.