All Time Low on the LG G4 65" I believe.
Also good pricing on other models:
55" - $2,890 - https://www.appliancecentral.com.au/oled55g4psa-lg-55-inch-o…
77" - $5,780 - https://www.appliancecentral.com.au/oled77g4psa-lg-77-inch-o…
All Time Low on the LG G4 65" I believe.
Also good pricing on other models:
55" - $2,890 - https://www.appliancecentral.com.au/oled55g4psa-lg-55-inch-o…
77" - $5,780 - https://www.appliancecentral.com.au/oled77g4psa-lg-77-inch-o…
$3448 from HN with 10% back in gift cards is a better deal
Think that gift card promo ended at 11:59 26th Dec unfortunately.
It was there like 10 mins ago and now gone haha. I am sure this will come down to $3k region again soon.
I’d rather shit in my hands and clap than shop at Harvey Norman.
Are we talking slow clap? Or your baby just crawled for the first time clap?
Either variety. After what HN did during COVID I avoid shopping there.
Just waiting for a deal on the 97 inch
HODL to 2026
yes 2026 boxing day! :D
Or even better 2027 boxing day
@nikoris: It’ll be the LG G7 in 2027
Thanks! Appliance Central seems to have a lot of terrible reviews regarding their customer service/delivery times. They use Aramex for delivery :\
Either way at this price I've bit the bullet and pray I won't have too many issues with the actual delivery!
Update: TV arrived today i.e. next day delivery!
The best TV available in Australia.
With 4 HDMI 2.1 ports and full support of Dolby Vision, I'd argue it's the best TV period.
Thanks, bought. Now to brush up on what cables and stuff I need, since my last purchase was over 10 years ago.
Wouldn't cables be provided in the box?
We'll see!
(I was thinking HDMI, whatever the latest standard is)
Only the power cable is supplied, no HDMI cables. And you don't really need HDMI 2.1 cables unless your connecting to a high end computer, HDMI 2.0 will be good enough for most
Surely it’s not 1 year warranty as per AO website, I thought the G series had 3 years?
As per LG website for 77” G4:
Warranty Period
1 Year Parts and Labor (including Panel) + 4 Years Panel Replacement (Parts Only)
Irrelevant what warranty they offer. Under ACL consumer guarantees this would be considered mid range and 3-5 years would be the expected life expectancy, so if it fails before you can take it up directly with LG and they be forced to offer a remedy.
Is that something I want to go through though, if it’s so easy to get 3-5 years repairs / replacements why don’t they just offer it with their product. From my experience it can be a power supply or RAM issue simple stuff but on a TV it’s not just the panel.
Not a bad price for arguably the best TV available.