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LG 65" 65UB980T 4K Ultra HD 200Hz Smart TV $2,768.95 @ OO eBay store (MFR Refurb) Free Delivery

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Storming price on this high-end (previous range flagship) TV from LG spotted on the OO.com.au eBay store. IT IS a manufacturer refurb, but you get a full 65" of 4k UHD, 200 Hz glory for a little over 2 and a half grand with a full 12 month warranty. Previous OZB deal on this TV was $3749 + XBone via redemption. Average selling price when it was generally available was around $3499…

http://www.lg.com/au/tvs/lg-65UB980T

Additional 2.5% cashback with Cash Rewards would bring it down to $2699 http://www.cashrewards.com.au/shop

NB. It's actually $2699 on the OO website, but then you have to pay postage, but you do have the option of adding additional warranty if that's your sort of thing.

IF I had the money, I'd be tempted to get one of these…

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  • +10
  • OP will get new one, i think he was buying this one, dear op buy new one dont buy refurb

  • What are people's thoughts on refurb TV's?

    Personally, I have no problem with certain refurbished products - Apple Mac/iPads, game consoles, and other similar electronics.

    Are TVs refurbished by the manufacturer to a high standard? Do you at least know there's some quality assurance as a human being has actually checked it over instead of it just rolling off the production line..?

    Any expert views on this (not 'eeww, someone else has touched the remote before me')?

  • "Additional 2.5% cashback with Cash Rewards would bring it down to $2699…"

    Almost, but price is a few dollars more in reality. Remember that Cash Rewards cashback is calculated on the ex GST price, not the inc GST price.

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    Please note some individual items may show signs of wear, such as scratches and marks common with used items. In some instances accessories may vary from the standard (for example, software or manuals may be missing or different, no original packaging).

    Pay nearly 3 grand for a potentially scratched and marked TV to save less than a hundred bucks. You must be joking. You could most likely negotiate a better price on a similar new unit.

  • As if for a refurb. You can get a new one for that price on sale.

  • That JB deal was a fantastic price, but one day only and now back up to four grand

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