Ask to price match $939 price at Powerland.com.au
https://www.powerland.com.au/samsung-55-series-7-ru7100-4k-u…
Good price for something that is already a "super hot" deal at JB and HN
Samsung 55" RU7100 4K UHD LED LCD Smart TV $988 @ Harvey Norman ($939.00 with Price Match)
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Rycon9 on 29/06/2019 - 10:04 harveynorman.com.au (297 clicks)
Last edited 01/07/2019 - 14:46 by 2 other users
Last edited 01/07/2019 - 14:46 by 2 other users
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Bought it from the deal over last weekend, haven’t received it yet.
But I could say it’s one of the top notch 55’ TVs under $1k based on my research.Yeah I asked for an update and they haven't responded at all, starting to get a bit suspicious on whether we'll get the tv from powerland
Hi, I live in Victoria. I received the Tv yesterday , same I bought from last deal over the weekends. https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/465683. Powerland is excellent to me even TNT express delivery is fantastic. Everything's from notify customer when delivery come and I got a call before delivery truck around. No hassle at all.
I am very satisfied with the purchase.You’re lucky. TNT have never obliged requests to call me before delivery, which I suppose I can understand, but they’ve also combined that with receiving my redelivery request and turning up on the wrong day…
Not a bad price but has been cheaper for those looking to get it at an absolute basement price
I'm holding out for a $1000 ru8000
I'm holding out to August- September when the tax refunds kick in. If retailers dont throw some deals when people are getting up to $1080 back they are fools…..
Thats a pretty big assumption that the $1080 is happening lol. Will be pleasantly surprised if that bill gets ratified in time
But scomo promised me it….. ;) Whenever it comes through if the retailers aren't encouraging us to spend it then it's all pointless.
no wide colour gamut for HDR, so a non-starter TV for me :(
so what do u suggest instead
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