irvinehomeowner
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There?s not really much I need.
I always *want* a bigger TV and a thinner notebook.
I always *want* a bigger TV and a thinner notebook.
Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals
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Link to the iPad deal?
Not live yet:https://www.cnet.com/news/costco-black-friday-ad-hits-here-are-the-12-best-deals-7/
I've been waiting for the LG OLEDs to drop in price, the 77 is down to $5k pretty consistently now for the past month or 2. Supposedly the LG factory for their larger TVs will be up and running next year so most likely we'll see a larger price drop end of next year if you can wait. Or buy now and buy again next year
I saw this on another forum: "We buy what we want all year long, so there's no reason to get too excited about Black Friday".
Nothing on my list either (that would be a BF sale, unless someone sees a deal on 10-ply trailer tires or deep cycle batteries, then please PM me). But I'm a huge sucker for bargains...I'll check in on the Amazon deals page throughout the week, and usually end up spending way more than I should. They're gonna get me again this year, I'm sure.
paperboyNC
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Compressed-Village said:
Link to the iPad deal?
aquabliss
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paperboyNC said:
Not live yet:https://www.cnet.com/news/costco-black-friday-ad-hits-here-are-the-12-best-deals-7/
irvinehomeowner said:
I've been waiting for the LG OLEDs to drop in price, the 77 is down to $5k pretty consistently now for the past month or 2. Supposedly the LG factory for their larger TVs will be up and running next year so most likely we'll see a larger price drop end of next year if you can wait. Or buy now and buy again next year
irvinehomeowner
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Maybe I'll settle for a 65". Those are cheap now... I think less than $800 for different brands.
irvinehomeowner
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I actually don't have good enough eyes to determine if there is proper saturation, fast refresh rate, etc... I just go for the biggest TV with the lowest price that is a brand name I recognize (and has smart features so I don't need a Chromecast/Roku/AppleTV/AmazonFireTV to stream).
aquabliss said:
I saw this on another forum: "We buy what we want all year long, so there's no reason to get too excited about Black Friday".
Nothing on my list either (that would be a BF sale, unless someone sees a deal on 10-ply trailer tires or deep cycle batteries, then please PM me). But I'm a huge sucker for bargains...I'll check in on the Amazon deals page throughout the week, and usually end up spending way more than I should. They're gonna get me again this year, I'm sure.
Slickdeals is our friend...I'm mostly looking to pick up gifts for family.
Cheesecake factory will be having their annual free 2 slices deal with a GC purchase, I normally get a few of those for coworkers and keep the free slices.
Haven't seen anything yet, but hopefully Target has the 10% off GC deal on Monday, pick them up in $20/$25/$50 denominations for gifts throughout the year for teachers, kids bdays, family or just buy a ton for yourself.
Cheesecake factory will be having their annual free 2 slices deal with a GC purchase, I normally get a few of those for coworkers and keep the free slices.
Haven't seen anything yet, but hopefully Target has the 10% off GC deal on Monday, pick them up in $20/$25/$50 denominations for gifts throughout the year for teachers, kids bdays, family or just buy a ton for yourself.
irvinehomeowner
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Usually the only thing I look at are the prices of TVs bigger than what I have.
I?m usually a year behind because I don?t want to pay the premium prices. It?s amazing that you can buy 75? TVs for $600-700.
I?m usually a year behind because I don?t want to pay the premium prices. It?s amazing that you can buy 75? TVs for $600-700.