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Samsung 55" LED TV - UA55D6000 - $1299 after Cashback

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Was shopping for a new 55" TV and you came across these? I have bought from the cable connection before and been really happy with the service and esp pricing.

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  • Its 3D also

  • +5

    wtf, postage to 3844 is $7.70

  • +1

    Great prices from Matt as always.

  • These are $1991 on JB's website with free shipping.

    http://www.jbhifionline.com.au/plasma-lcd-tvs/led-lcd-tv/sam…

    So $1299 is a good price, I reckon!

  • +3

    Are you a rep? ;) - Or are you always shopping for TVs from the same place - hehe

    • rep?! wat u talking about, he's just like to keep buying TVs from the same place and would like to "share" the super deals that he keeps "discovering"…LOL

      • +1

        Given that Matt from TCC posts deals here as a rep reasonably often, I highly doubt he'd bother risking having his store banned for Sockpuppeting.
        TCC sells more than just TV's and the OP only states he has bought from them before, not bought a TV from them before.

        • +6

          Hi guys,

          I can confirm that giannip75 is definately not a rep - He does buy a lot of TV's though and his wife considers him a rep ;)

        • +22

          How well do you know his wife? ;)

        • about 5 hours since Domingo asked "the" question, and still no answer.. pretty fishy IMHO… ;)

        • +1

          1 neg vote… what's the bet it's from giannip75?

        • +2

          Not that well … (she is kinda cute though) ;)

      • ;)

  • is this brand new or factory 2nd hand ?

    • 100% Brand new!

      • Hi Matt,
        I had a terrible exp with claiming a Samsung Blu ray redemption in the past, could you explain how this one would work.

        Last time it was a Blu ray player , I registered online, tried to follow-up and it ended up being a real pain.. At first they (samsung's promotion division) said, my retailer was not authorised for the promotion, I contacted the retailer, he said he will chase it up. Repeated follow-ups later I finally got the blu ray player more than 5 months later.

        They made it so difficult that it was almost not worth it..

  • I bought one from these guys a month ago, great prices and great people to deal with!

  • is it possible to get a price matched from JB?

    • +3

      there is only one way to find out.

    • they will say its below "cost" price i bet..

      • +3

        I can confirm, this is exactly what they said.

  • Definitely the best deal out there. I just bought one of these last week (just after samsung dropped the prices, meaning many retailers dropped theirs.) I actually end up going with big brown box - it was $1425 after cashback, which I was happy with. I didn't go with the cable connection as they don't offer additional extended warranties (they told me it was because they couldn't find a company to do them that they trusted.)

    Anyway, this is the best deal around without extended warranty, if you want EW then go to big brown box.

  • Is this model available at the Good Guys?

  • I dropped my Panasonic plasma on Saturday when I was moving it onto a new cabinet… broke the inside plasma panel, but not the outside glass… sad… Now I can't decide if I pay my $500 insurance excess and let the insurance company replace my tv with a similar 50" low-res screen, or whether I keep my $500 and spend extra and get something like the above….

    • +5

      You probably also need to consider if making a claim is likely to affect your future premiums and/or excess amount.

      • I agree Gaz1. I would maybe suggest go for something a bit better than a low-res such as the Samsung 51" Full HD 3D Plasma - PS51D550 for around the $750.00 if you don't want to spend over a grand that is.

        • Yeah, I have already asked my insurer, Suncorp, about how it will affect premiums. They told me I have to make 3 in a 5 year period to affect them. Having said that, she also told me that they'll only replace my tv with a similarly specced model. And I know I could probably replace my tv for $550-600 easily - or way cheaper if I bought the same thing second hand.

          I have put my claim in, but nothing happens with the claim until I get the tv to a repairer who can give a repair quote/written off quote to the insurer. So I'll be able to watch the deals after xmas and see what comes up.

          I have room along my wall/cabinet for a 60", but I think a HD 55" would be the go. 4 years ago HD content was in its infancy, and the sets were overly expensive. Also, i have a long loungeroom so the HD detail would get lost over that distance. If I went to a larger screen then the HD will be noticeable. And they are cheaper now than ever before.

  • Do I need a coupon, cause when I go to buy it shows $1399 ?

    • Cash back $100 - am I right?

    • +1

      You pay $1399, get $100 cash back from Samsung via redemption (only valid until 8th Jan 2012).

      • Hi Cisco,

        It is a cashback via redemption of $100 … you were correct!

  • The question still remains now, this or a $800ish equivilant plasma…

    • who has 55 inch plasmas for $800ish

  • Anyone know if they have any of these in their perth store to look at? Id be looking to pick it up anyway.

    Also anyone in the know on these TV's help me with the refresh rate. its says their clear motion rate is 200 Hz, im assuming thats different than the actual refresh rate. Id lean towards the UA55D6600 as ive actually seen that one in a JB hifi and it was beautiful.

    How many glasses does it come with and how much are they? I was leaning towards the LG tvs becuase of their glasses but this deal is pretty good, I dont think youll see tvs marked down this much in the sales after xmas.

    • From other websites the refresh rate is 100 Hz. I don't think it comes with glasses which are around $100+ for rechargeable ones.

      I'm tempted to get it as well as it seems like a very good deal but I've never seen this TV in real life.

    • Its 100hz, as stated.

      FWIW…100hz is already very good.

      I watch fast ball sports all the time and there are no comet trails tailing the ball movement.

      Personally I don't need 200hz or 400hz.

      • specs say 200hz. im confused

        • I can confirm this TV is not on display in WA and it is a 100hz unit.

        • Yeh why does the spec for this model say 200 and rep says not. Does that mean the model number provided is incorrect?

          http://www.samsung.com/au/consumer/tv-audio-video/television…

        • I've seen inconsistencies about the refresh rate when it comes to 3D TVs. I think they use 2 pictures each updating at 100hz (one for each eye), so they call it a 200hz tv. But I could be wrong.

  • Is it WiFi or Ethernet cable?

    • +2

      This model is a little frustrating. I researched it during the bonus Galaxy S II deal.

      This model is Wifi capable.

      Out the box it cannot do wifi unless you purchase a USB dongle for it.

      Samsung's official statement is that only THEIR dongle ($80) will work.

      A search of the internet suggests this is false, but I could not source a third party dongle that would work in Perth.

      The next model up the 6600 is has the Wifi dongle in-built.

      Can also use Ethernet of course.

      • Thanks for that info!

      • Curious…. Apparently other usb dongles might work as well. Are there any confirmed cases that anyone knows of? If so, and it is under $40, I'm going to buy this TV.

  • This seems like a pretty good price, is there any catch or is it because it's an older model? The specs look good.

    http://www.samsung.com/au/consumer/tv-audio-video/television…

    • No catches and its not even an old model (its a 2011 model) its just a special! :)

  • +2

    Just in regards to warranty - Is it possible to buy extended warranty as I am assuming like most of TV these days it comes with 1 yr. If so how much will that cost?
    I was wondering has anyone been able to get a price match on this TV?

    • read up, there is a post mentioning extended warranty…..

    • +1

      Have a read of the Australian Consumer Guarantee. The guarantee, enacted earlier this year, protects consumers against manufacturer faults on goods, typically having the same coverage as an extended warranty. For a large set like this, the seller/manufacturer will also need to pick it up for repair/replacement.

    • +1

      Discussed here: http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/1585733

      You are covered by Statutory Warranty, if you could be bothered going through ACCC, Fair Trading, CTTT etc etc:

      http://www.consumerlaw.gov.au/content/Content.aspx?doc=home.…

    • Bing Lee at Eastwood said that they will match this offer.

      I am now trying to get free deliver too :)

      I wonder whether the prices will drop a little bit more after Xmas.

      • Just went on Bing Lee chat and the lowest they would go is $1398+$45 delivery. Might try going to one of the stores and see if they'll throw in free delivery.

    • If you wish to purchase the TV through me I can put you in touch with an extended warranty company. I do not sell extended warranties I am sorry.

      • just for everyone's convenience,
        Can you please post their extended warranty prices here ?

      • you know the prices?

        • I dont I am sorry …

      • Question for Rep

        Hey mate any idea how much will it cost? just in case one decides to buy an extended warranty on this unit.

        On the other hand what happens if this unit stops working after 12 months and I dont have extended warranty. Is it customers problem or as a retailer you guys will look out for your customers.

        • +1

          Statutory warrant still exists anyway, so even though it might say manufacturers warranty of 12 months, you can still exercise your statutory rights and seek a replacement/repair.

  • Great deal.

  • http://g.co/maps/d3eet Is this where your shop is Matt?

    • recently located, so will not have any signage up..

  • Hi Bob, Close … but a bit further down!

    We are here:

    http://maps.google.com.au/maps?q=Unit+5+%2F+7-11+Rocco+Drive…

    There is new signage up all over the shop and A-Boards to guide you in!

  • Looks like a super deal.

  • Totally bought this :) upgrading from a 50-inch plasma.. (i.e. selling what I have… man, I'm never getting a plasma ever again)

    Do me well Matt Walker, and I can almost guarantee you a repeat customer in a few years time! :)

    • You will be a happy camper!!

    • I'm curious, what was wrong with your previous plasma?

      • Takes a deep breath

        • It makes a weird quiet buzzing sound that caused me to return it and get a second one which does the same thing — it might have just been a side effect of the manufacturing process. You don't pay attention to it after about 30 seconds, but if the room is quiet it's definitely audible.

        • While playing Xbox 360 or PS3, at higher resolutions you'll see bits of artifacts which are really annoying.

        • While connecting my PC, there's weird horizontal colour distrortions. E.g. It's most notable where if you have a black background and you put a window on the left half of the screen, you will see a colour distortion on the right half of the screen along the same row.

        • It does in fact have that burn-in issue, but only to a minor effect where it'll stick around for half an hour after using the TV again. Not so much of a problem as it is of a constant worry of having something on the screen for more than a couple minutes.

        • I currently have a 50" Samsung plasma (3 years old) that has the buzzing noise from behind. I think it's a normal thing with plasmas or at least Samsung plamas from that generation. If you search around dvforums and Whirlpool, there are a few threads. It's most noticable where the TV is in a corner, thus the sound amplifying out of the back. Best way to get rid of it was to put something to dampen the noise like a pillow or some other dampening material.

          Agree with the burn in issue. Most noticeable with the tennis/cricket/footy. Sound is too low and had to plug in computer speakers. Changing channels takes too long, very difficult to see tv when it's sunny and program information doesn't come on when flicking channels. Other than that, good picture. Depressing seeing this 55" tv at half the price I paid for my 50" :(

        • I have a Panasonic Full HD Plasma I bought in late 2007 and have none of those issues, in fact it is still rates pretty highly for picture quality even vs today's LED's. Has pretty awesome sound too with rich bass. I reckon Pana Plasma's are a notch above Samsung from what I have seen and heard.

  • How long is this sale on?

    • Until stock runs out!

  • Does this come with the glasses? And how much are the replacements? I can't seem to find the info on the page.

  • Also, I can't find any information on the battery type used in the glasses. Can you please clarify? I would like to buy the Tv and Glasses but don't want to buy $20 batteries.

    • Read a review stating these use a button cell battery. Not too bad. Maybe like $3 each.
    • They are a CR57 (or similar I think) and are about $3-4 from any chemist!

  • Spoke with Matt this morning. Seems that stock is pretty low so if you're on the fence about it…..buy it. Ha

  • Hi Matt,
    Is it possible to pick up in Brisbane?

    • Not yet … in a few short week it will be though!! :)

  • -3

    Be extremely cautious about this! In the news this morning there were people buying $1200 55" hdtvs that were sent empty boxes.

    • DoctorOwl, You are thinking about dodgy eBay sales. Unrelated to this Melbourne retailer.

      Discussion here, http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/60089

      • Agreed, though the news article was about a scammer using 3rd parties to sell the goods, implying it may not be just eBay. I remembered this deal and thought I'd post a note just in case.

        No problemo.

    • Well My comm bank credit card would refund in such an extreme case, reading here and in Whirlpool TCC are not that dodgy.

      • Sorry I didn't mean to imply TCC were dodgy.

  • Hi, Folks. Can anyone comment on edge bleed (flash light effect), reflective-ness and viewing angles on this model? These seem to be the main issues for the D6000's.

  • Still waiting on The Cable Connection to come through for a special deal on HDMI Cables for us OzBargainers since a fair few are buying TV's lately :)

    • aldog …. doin it now!!

      ;)

      • Bah!

        Have to wait until 5 - too many bargains!!

        :(

  • +1

    Just got a better price of $1250 (including $100 samsung offer) from Harvey Norman - Watergardens

    • Could you please upload a receipt to help others get the same deal, thanks.

      • I got my sister to get it so she has the receipt. She simply told them to look up The cable connections price and then they did better. They did try to flog off the extended warranty for around $100 which we weren't interested in.
        That price was pickup FYI. The Cable connection has cheap delivery.

    • Beat the price by $49. Not bad :).

  • Please note,

    We are now out of pickup stock in WA.

    NSW stock will be available again tomorrow and VIC stock is fine!

    Cheers,

    Matt

    • Hi Matt

      It shows your online stock as out of stock will you be getting more as i wanted to purchase one when i got home 2nite but saying out of stock

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