How long is the manufacturer's warranty on this TV?
1102489
90 Days, Can upgrade to a year for $9.99 if done within 30days after receiving TV just follow directions on warrenty card
1102490
90 Days on Labor - one [1] year on parts - with all the usual exception bull inserted - I relied on the Magnavox as have a small analog for 12 yrs and still going good - and bought because 'Stocked and Sold by Amazon' - therefore eliminating a 'middle man if a problem arises'
591685
I definitely would especially since you will still be under the retail price. Did a lot of research on LGs warranty program and they seem to be on of the best. If it is a family TV it is going to be put to the test. For me, after 5 years, I will probably be ready for a new TV. (Best TV I have ever had btw.)
1108385
I am not sure what the warranty was on the one that I bought but it must have been pretty good or I would not have bought it. On the other hand that was the worst TV that I have ever seen. Could not use my cable remote to turn it on. The sound was like it was in a barrel. I would not recommend the Upstar 25 in TV to any one. That is why I sent it back and got a Vizio for about the same money.
1901902
According to the Vizio website under Support, then Warranty and Returns tab, it's 1 year.http://www.vizio.com/support/#warrantydetails
1120388
A 90-day full warranty I think provided by the manufacturer but I do not recall exactly and I am not where i can verify. My unit has some minor blemishes on the underside, and some wear on the remote control; otherwise, the visible parts of the unit are like new.
164598
It's standard; one year. I have had mine for nine months now with no problem whatsoever. It's a great tv. No bells and whistles, but that's what we wanted. Picture is clear, no delay or pixelation in keeping up with sports movements, sound is good.
1899505
Hello, I am on my third bulb all purchased supposedly with 1 year warranty and none were replaced. The first one lasted 30 days, second one 6 months. The last one I bought I am afraid to use the TV so I moved it to another room that doesn't get used much and bought a new TV locally, not from Amazon...Hope you have better luck then me. L. B.
191552
I bought a 40 " Seiki in August, it worked about 45 days then quit working, Seiki has a one year warranty but they are difficult to contact. They did replace my TV after 5 months. I had to call over a dozen times but they will replace your broken equipment 1 855 697 3454
66347
It has a manufacturer's warranty of 30 days. That's all I know. Good luck!!
124837
Dear Paul H.The warranty is 6 months，There are also lots of TV BOX/Stick in our shop,you could search"J-Deal" to have a look on it,I believe you surely could find the best device in our shop,Best wish to you and your familyJack
62706
Don't know the warranty, but I like the TV very much. Purchased in January 2014 and enjoyed watching the Superbowl on it.
503175
I purchased the extended warranty, $329 at Best Buy (for 52" 650) for 4 years. The reason I purchased this tv is because my 4 year DLP died, while the tv repair guy was out pronouncing the time of death on my DLP, I asked about LCD repairs. He said you are crazy not to get the warranty, if something, practically anything goes wrong, it is at lease $400-500 to repair it. The final reason I decided to get the warranty is that the technology continues to change and who knows if this stuff will last 3-5 years.
1917098
yes, new plasma televisions are no longer being made by samsung and a warranty would help ensure you get the longest possible life of one of the last plasma televisions
161599
I bought a five year warranty on my last tv, 55' and had it 4 years. It started giving me problems. I got this tv for the warranty. Even though my last tv was 1299, this was a much better tv. The warranty was worth the money.No problem with the warranty department and I did buy a new warranty with this tv also.
35332
My other Samsung was fine until the day I resold it. Didn't have a warranty. I think these TVs typically have problems early on or very late in their lives -- in other words, while they're covered by the Manufacturer's warranty, or long after they're no longer covered by any warranty. That said, if you have the money to spare and have had bad luck with electronics in the past, consider a warranty.
789691
The warranty was $59.99 and will be worth it if something goes wrong with the TV. We have had ours for about 9-months now and still works great. I would purchase again. Remote code needs some work from Heiteker.
950665
Mine was brand new. Once I registered the tv to activate the warranty on LG's website - it asked if I wanted extended warranty.I got 3 years for $80.00. That was cheap. I was all over that offer. So even if it is recertified, you could still get the extended warranty.