Re: LCD or OLED? - The TV Thread

[sportdan30]

Re: Plasma or LCD? - The TV Thread

Got BB to price match a Frys.com ad for the un60eh6000 for $899. It's a 2 day sale. Seems like a nice price for a no frills 60" Samsung.

[authentic]

Got BB to price match a Frys.com ad for the un60eh6000 for $899. It's a 2 day sale. Seems like a nice price for a no frills 60" Samsung.

We won't price match a Samsung tv, let alone any purchase from frys.com. It's a website that doesn't allow returns on TVs 26" and larger or something along those lines. Also, Samsung is UMRP.

[GAMEC0CK2002]

Re: Plasma or LCD? - The TV Thread

We won't price match a Samsung tv, let alone any purchase from frys.com. It's a website that doesn't allow returns on TVs 26" and larger or something along those lines. Also, Samsung is UMRP.

Who is we? Are you saying he didn't get the deal he said he got?

[Blzer]

Re: Plasma or LCD? - The TV Thread

Who is we? Are you saying he didn't get the deal he said he got?

He works for Best Buy.

And yeah, I was going to say the same thing. You can't say "We don't do this" when obviously he just did it. I know you're referring to policy, but your back-end of your post should have had something more along the lines of, "Interesting you were able to get around that," or what have you. I don't know if you were trying to call him a liar or something lol.

[GamingLegendOS]

Re: Plasma or LCD? - The TV Thread

Understood. Like I said earlier in this thread I'm a plasma guy (own 2) but I understand why most people choose (rightly or wrongly) LED/LCD sets.

Agree....LED and LCD will always sell more and not because it provides a better picture but because it is bright and that is what the casual no clue people see and love.

Why do you guys think the stores are always setting the tv in vivid torch mode.

A plasma gives you better blacks, realistic color decoding, and big for most great full uniformity which LED and LCD cannot.

[Blzer]

Re: Plasma or LCD? - The TV Thread

A plasma gives you better blacks, realistic color decoding, and big for most great full uniformity which LED and LCD cannot.

And 1080p/24, depending on the TV set. I can't go back when watching movies. There's an annoying flicker/judder when watching normally.

[authentic]

He works for Best Buy.

And yeah, I was going to say the same thing. You can't say "We don't do this" when obviously he just did it. I know you're referring to policy, but your back-end of your post should have had something more along the lines of, "Interesting you were able to get around that," or what have you. I don't know if you were trying to call him a liar or something lol.

Lol I thought he said "go to" BB for some reason. Either way, must have been a sketchy BB because most stores stick to SOP knowing that Samsung will fine us for doing that, same with Bose.

[sportdan30]

Re: Plasma or LCD? - The TV Thread

Well, after an evening with the Samsung LED, it's going back to BB. It simply doesn't compare to the Samsung plasma I have. Was really excited about the deal I got and more importantly the 60" size. However, comparing the two isn't even close. After three weeks with a plasma, I'm 100 percent convinced it has a much better overall picture than middle of the road lcds and leds.

[GAMEC0CK2002]

Re: Plasma or LCD? - The TV Thread

Well, after an evening with the Samsung LED, it's going back to BB. It simply doesn't compare to the Samsung plasma I have. Was really excited about the deal I got and more importantly the 60" size. However, comparing the two isn't even close. After three weeks with a plasma, I'm 100 percent convinced it has a much better overall picture than middle of the road lcds and leds.

You're welcomed back to the plasma family. Won't hold it against you for testing the waters.

[authentic]

Well, after an evening with the Samsung LED, it's going back to BB. It simply doesn't compare to the Samsung plasma I have. Was really excited about the deal I got and more importantly the 60" size. However, comparing the two isn't even close. After three weeks with a plasma, I'm 100 percent convinced it has a much better overall picture than middle of the road lcds and leds.

Yeah man, plasma is the best as of right now. My Panny should last me at least 5-6 more solid years, if not longer and by that time, it's OLED time.

[sportdan30]

Re: Plasma or LCD? - The TV Thread

I'm actually upgrading from my 51" to a 60" Samsung plasma tomorrow. BB was able to match an Amazon deal that went in to effect yesterday (drop from $999 to $899).

For a brief moment, I started to question whether I had made the right choice going to plasma. I have always owned lcds. I still like my LG 55" and Vizio 42" but there truly is no comparison. In my mind, I thought I could match the screen quality on the led to my plasma. Talk about frustrating. Returning a 60" anything is no easy task.

In just a few short weeks, I've become a huge plasma fan, but also recognize the limitations of both types.

[bigfnjoe96]

Agree....LED and LCD will always sell more and not because it provides a better picture but because it is bright and that is what the casual no clue people see and love.

Why do you guys think the stores are always setting the tv in vivid torch mode.

A plasma gives you better blacks, realistic color decoding, and big for most great full uniformity which LED and LCD cannot.

There are so many things wrong with this statement that's it's not even funny

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[SuperBowlNachos]

Re: Plasma or LCD? - The TV Thread

Agree....LED and LCD will always sell more and not because it provides a better picture but because it is bright and that is what the casual no clue people see and love.

Why do you guys think the stores are always setting the tv in vivid torch mode.

A plasma gives you better blacks, realistic color decoding, and big for most great full uniformity which LED and LCD cannot.

Plus people think the TV will be ruined by an image being burnt in or that you have to refill the plasma every couple years...

[sportdan30]

Re: Plasma or LCD? - The TV Thread

Got a heck of a deal on a 60" Samsung plamsa 530 series over the last two days. BB has a price of $999. Amazon's was $899 so they matched that no problem. Then the price dropped to $807 on Amazon this morning and by the time I got there to have them price match that, it dropped to $775!! And they price match that too.

It's a no frills plasma with no smart tv or 3D, but I couldn't care less about those features since I already have a 360 and PS3. I feel like I got a pretty fair deal and it looks pretty darn nice!

[GAMEC0CK2002]

Re: Plasma or LCD? - The TV Thread

Got a heck of a deal on a 60" Samsung plamsa 530 series over the last two days. BB has a price of $999. Amazon's was $899 so they matched that no problem. Then the price dropped to $807 on Amazon this morning and by the time I got there to have them price match that, it dropped to $775!! And they price match that too.

It's a no frills plasma with no smart tv or 3D, but I couldn't care less about those features since I already have a 360 and PS3. I feel like I got a pretty fair deal and it looks pretty darn nice!

A very very solid deal.

Slowly, but surely 55" + HDTVs are coming down in price. There has been a $300- $600 difference between 50" to 55" for too long