$1398 - LG 75" 2021 NANO75 4K - $900/39% off - comes with 2 year warranty | can PM at BB

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Mar 18th, 2022 11:57 am

Ron92S [OP]: Jr. Member; Nov 21, 2017; 109 posts; 263 upvotes; Toronto

Mar 18th, 2022 11:57 am

[Visions Electronics] $1398 - LG 75" 2021 NANO75 4K - $900/39% off - comes with 2 year warranty | can PM at BB

Deal Link:: https://www.visions.ca/product-detail/6 ... 5NANO75UPA
Price:: 1398
Savings:: 39% off
Expiry:: March 24, 2022
Retailer:: Visions Electronics

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Just came across this deal, so thought I'll share. There are many other "Liquidation" deals at Visions if anyone wants to buy a new TV (pic attached)

I've been tracking price of this TV since quite some time now, and I am not sure if I saw it this low in a very long time.

BB link - https://www.bestbuy.ca/en-ca/product/lg ... lsrc=aw.ds

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Mar 18th, 2022 12:22 pm

namasgar: Member; Dec 29, 2006; 256 posts; 225 upvotes

Mar 18th, 2022 12:22 pm

Amazon offers the same price...
https://www.amazon.ca/LG-43NANO75-43-Sm ... LN8D1?th=1

Thank you.
But too big for me... haha..
I want a 55" TV.

Looking on the Visions site here... are the open box TVs good?

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Mar 18th, 2022 12:29 pm

11stealthy11: Newbie; Oct 27, 2020; 49 posts; 185 upvotes

Mar 18th, 2022 12:29 pm

to be honest, that should be the regular price of this tv. it's a very mediocre tv and not worth the claimed $2298.

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Mar 18th, 2022 3:21 pm

Ron92S [OP]: Jr. Member; Nov 21, 2017; 109 posts; 263 upvotes; Toronto

Mar 18th, 2022 3:21 pm

namasgar wrote: ↑ Amazon offers the same price...
https://www.amazon.ca/LG-43NANO75-43-Sm ... LN8D1?th=1

Thank you.
But too big for me... haha..
I want a 55" TV.

Looking on the Visions site here... are the open box TVs good?

I was skeptical of buying things from Visions, but I've bought two TVs from them and all looks good. Just don't fall for the extra HDMI or extra blah blah trap, or the additional warranty trap. They try to sell it very hard.
Not sure about Open Box though.

Also, try to get the biggest TV possible - you won't regret it. I got a 75 inch and I thought it'll be big, but now I'm thinking I should have gotten the 86 inch one lol (my GF would've killed me over 11 inches, pun intended)

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Mar 18th, 2022 10:00 pm

themikewoo: Member; Aug 29, 2012; 264 posts; 272 upvotes; WINNIPEG

Mar 18th, 2022 10:00 pm

Ron92S wrote: ↑ I was skeptical of buying things from Visions, but I've bought two TVs from them and all looks good. Just don't fall for the extra HDMI or extra blah blah trap, or the additional warranty trap. They try to sell it very hard.
Not sure about Open Box though.

I also don't usually purchase the store warranty but five years ago I did. This time it actually paid out. The replacement television was $700 and I upgraded to a way better TV.

Mar 20th, 2022 4:19 pm

Malanden: Jr. Member; Nov 2, 2019; 179 posts; 349 upvotes; Toronto

Mar 20th, 2022 4:19 pm

So true! Never heard of anyone saying gee, I wish I got a smaller TV

Ron92S wrote: ↑ I was skeptical of buying things from Visions, but I've bought two TVs from them and all looks good. Just don't fall for the extra HDMI or extra blah blah trap, or the additional warranty trap. They try to sell it very hard.
Not sure about Open Box though.

Also, try to get the biggest TV possible - you won't regret it. I got a 75 inch and I thought it'll be big, but now I'm thinking I should have gotten the 86 inch one lol (my GF would've killed me over 11 inches, pun intended)

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