Where can I get a deal on buying a few TVs?

Visions probably, especially because I think they still work on commission so they WANT the sale.

Best Buy will if you buy other stuff to go along with them (like sound system or their warranty program), I know that.

Dunno what you need them for.

I've only bought TV's from Costco as well...

So long as you know what you're buying and comparing apples-to-apples (Eg quantity, per gram, quality of product), I usually have a hard time finding a "better deal" than Costco.

Sure Amazon does it sometimes, but that's only bec Amazon is on sale and Costco wasn't OR Costco doesn't carry the stuff I wanted (eg bicycle pump, Krispy Kreme coffee, etc). For regular TV stuff, I only have 2 and both were bought from Costco. (I rarely watch TV actually, usually on the phone, iPad or even Laptop)... I am not an "electronicphile" and am happy with the usual stuff that Costco sells.

Of course, hardware stuff etc I cannot buy from Costco (I rarely find Saw there for example, which I need now LOL)

PointsHubby wrote: ↑ Sony is crap.
Not what it used to be

Look for another make.

Our most recent Tv purchase was a Samsung.
(Crappy Co. for Appliances … great for TVs )

Bought ours at Costco.

Costco Exec … gives you 2% Annual Cashback to your Costco Account
Plus the amazing Costco guarantee

Put it on your Costco CC … earn more Cashback

Or pay with another CC that gives you Cashback or Points / Miles

Costco is my go to these days for Appliances & Electronics
Cuz of all this .. price, guarantee, warranty options, Cashback etc

All in … tough to beat

That's pretty vague - Sony is crap, not what it used to be. Same can be said for every major TV manufacturer. Care to specify your issue with them?
I can tell you OP I've never owned a Sony TV before my X90H and I absolutely love it. I can also tell you a Samsung was nowhere on my purchase radar, as I've owned several with mixed results (usually poor).
The Costco purchase argument applies to several brands, including Sony. But no way they will cut you a deal for multiple purchases OP. You seem to be looking for bulk purchasing power and not points/cashback/bonuses. Visions is a good start, or maybe somewhere small, like Tele Cty or Teletime if you have them in your region.

This is how I made friends with someone at Visions. It doesnt take much to get a good deal with multiple units. I have so much purchased from there and happy with the prices Ive paid

Now I just get deals everytime I go. Forget the sticker prices.

budaslap wrote: ↑ I need 3 - 65" tvs and I'm wondering if there's any stores that will cut you a deal when buying a few TVs at once.

Was thinking the Sony x900h or similar for the tvs

Any suggestions are appreciated

I second Visions for a good deal on multiple units plus supporting a Canadian company.

I needed 4 and spoke to a manager at Best Buy. Gave me a good price lower than their "sale" that expired the previous week.
Also their extended warranty isn't serialized so technically I was able to buy 1 extended warranty and use it on whatever one needed it (didn't need it on any).

If you go to best buy go look for a manager.

Visions or some small chain store might cut you a better deal if you buy multiple at the same time. Bestbuy might as well if you buy extended warranty.

Biscayne05 wrote: ↑ This is how I made friends with someone at Visions. It doesnt take much to get a good deal with multiple units. I have so much purchased from there and happy with the prices Ive paid

Now I just get deals everytime I go. Forget the sticker prices.

Which location do you go to if you don't mind me asking?