Finally recieved my price match refund. It took 1 more chat session, 4 more emails, and another supervisor request. This is why I always use chat for issues like this, warranty issues, etc so I have screenshots of conversations. Without my copies of the original chat log this would have never been refunded.
buckeyefarmer
Epic Contributor
Didn't know best buy was still in business. Think they closed around me.
Ours in town closed last year. Closest to me now is Kansas City about 50 miles from us.
A few pics from today's delivery. A little concerned about the tv bouncing around for 50 miles on a little trailer but it seemed to be secured well and in perfect shape when unpacked. The contractors for best buy were independent contractors but did a great job. No complaints.
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ponytug
Super Member
The trailer does seem a little lightweight, but if it gets the job done…
All the best,
Peter
All the best,
Peter
I sold a trailer about like that one to somebody who planned to use it to haul his Yamaha Dresser across country. I couldn't help thinking that if I had a $12,000 bike I would want a real motorcycle hauler, not an old boat trailer with a sheet of plywood attached.
This may have also been a bike trailer. Pretty narrow and had a tilt deck.
Mine wasn't. It was an old boat trailer which somebody had attached a sheet of plywood to.
I still have the welder and drill.
EddieWalker
Epic Contributor
Looks like it fits perfectly in your room!!!!
It's only about 8" smaller diagonally than our projector screen was. So far I'm super impressed with the tv, especially for the price point. Black levels are not OLED quality but very good and on the same level of my panasonic plasma. Picture is great right out of the box and the details in 4k are stunning at this size. Not over saturated like some LED tvs. Only adjustment so far has ben to change the the local dimming settings from high to low and lower the brightness since the media room is not competing with outside light. Colors are very natural and lifelike.
I also found out the firestick cube supports 120hz so I upgraded to the cube, added a lower end Denon reciever that also supports 120hz as well as 5.2.2 for dolby atlas sound. Added two ceiling spreakers to the existing 5.1 setup to make it a 5.1.2 setup. Huge difference in the suround with the extra ceiling speakers running dolby atlas.
Only othe thing of note is viewing angle. There is some noticeable saturation drop at wide viewing angles. I would say past about 40 degrees. All of our viewing is inside of this so no degradation from any of our seating.
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