This may be off-topic, but please be kind.

I’m moving back to Ontario this month from the UK and will want to buy a mid-range TV (50" or so). Where do people go these days? There must be alternatives to Best Buy.

  • Conowelle@lemmy.ca
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    1 year ago

    I got a 50” tv for $50 by just constantly checking fb marketplace and lots of patience

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    1 year ago

    Got a 70 inch Samsung at Walmart for like 600usd. Super happy with it. Literally thousands of free internet channels. Had to augment my stand but it works.

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    1 year ago

    Last TVs we bought were ordered from Newegg, but they were smaller dumb panels. If you only care about the size and not other features, check Kijiji and other secondhand markets.

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    1 year ago

    I would stay away from home furnishing stores if you can help it. Not that they don’t sell great TVs at market rate, but they all sell different TVs. These are TVs that are by the same brand, have incredibly similar specs, but have slightly different model numbers exclusive to the retailer so you can’t price match or bargain hunt. Personally I bought a 55" Samsung QLED from Teppermans, but I would recommend Costco or Canada Computers for better selection. If contrast ratio and HDR settings aren’t critical for you, you can pretty much go anywhere and find a 50" 4K set for probably <$1000.

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    1 year ago

    If you’re in the Toronto area, Visions electronics has good deals sometimes.

    Canada Computers sells TVs. Walmart sells mostly crappy TVs.