price to high. I can get same tv for $409.00 at a near by warehouse. Can get same tv for $409.00
1890870
Uhh, $458 for used TV?! I guess the seller didn't get the memo that you can buy a brand new Samsung 32" for around $350 on sale today.
2012477
Yes, when I bought this a couple years ago I checked how much it was and it was 300+ with the glasses and all when I only paid 599 for the tv on the black Friday deal. So it wasn't worth it for me. Might be cheaper now.
329573
well... someone reported getting $500 off the $1749 price which would make the tv 1249. Then co-incidentally, or not, the posts disappear the same day. I tried to get the tv for that price 43 minutes after their post and was unable to do so. Mistake by Amazon?
1355043
Everyone just wait - the price of LCD's are dropping 3-4% each quarter, and in this economy, stores and online retailers are stuck with excess inventory - less than a month ago the price of this TV was $1494, and today it's over $110 more - that's absolutely ridiculous. At Best Buy in my area (near Philadelphia, PA) an open-box unit of this TV was selling for $1,609.99 - when a place like Best Buy (with their prices typically $300-$400 more than Amazon) comes close to Amazon prices for an open box unit, I believe that is an indication that supply is increasing at reasonable prices and the price both online and offline will likely be driven down in turn! Everyone just wait - the price of LCD's are dropping 3-4% each quarter, and in this economy, stores and online retailers are stuck with excess inventory - less than a month ago the price of this TV was $1494, and today it's over $110 more - that's absolutely ridiculous. At Best Buy in my area (near Philadelphia, PA) an open-box unit of this TV was selling for $1,609.99 - when a place like Best Buy (with their prices typically $300-$400 more than Amazon) comes close to Amazon prices for an open box unit, I believe that is an indication that supply is increasing at reasonable prices and the... » Read More Everyone just wait - the price of LCD's are dropping 3-4% each quarter, and in this economy, stores and online retailers are stuck with excess inventory - less than a month ago the price of this TV was $1494, and today it's over $110 more - that's absolutely ridiculous. At Best Buy in my area (near Philadelphia, PA) an open-box unit of this TV was selling for $1,609.99 - when a place like Best Buy (with their prices typically $300-$400 more than Amazon) comes close to Amazon prices for an open box unit, I believe that is an indication that supply is increasing at reasonable prices and the price both online and offline will likely be driven down in turn! « Show Less
1393256
Also...don't pay over $1599 for the 60". It's awesome (best TV I have ever had). But the prices are $1599 and better right now.
1345464
This TV is not yet released. Vizio appeared to have released it and my local Costco received 10, but when I went to purchase last weekend (May 12), I was told they have a defect and were being sent back to Vizio. This TV has been removed from the Costco web site and the Vizio web site, which had shown the TV as "Now Available" went to "Out of Stock" yesterday and is back to "Coming Soon" (May 17). So we are on hold waiting for this tv. It appears to be nearly the same as the SR version but with twice the contrast ratio (10M to 1 vs 5M to 1). I do hope that Vizio adds a browser to the online apps. Costco had this listed for $1299+ $49 shipping when it was on their web site. I was told that the "in-warehouse" price would be $1249, and Costco doubles the warranty to 2 years.
1219283
1) The TV rose $135, not $230. 2) Amazon has an EXCELLENT price match policy. I bought mine for $1520 and the next day it went down to $1489 and I got credited the $31 price drop. I wouldn't worry, as I guarantee the price will come back down, probably during labor day weekend. 3) Why did you have to wait to get your paycheck to buy the TV? Sounds like a dumb excuse to me. Put it on a credit card, and that gives you a whole month until you actually have to pay for it.
1412066
Sheila: At $278, that wasn't an issue for me. At that price, it's almost a throw away. I'd ask Google. BTW, stay away from extended warrenties. They are not worth the price. If a TV has something wrong with it, you'll know in short order.
1553628
I bought mine for $1634. Google the goldbox trick!! Ever since circuity city went out of business the prices here have been outrageous here at amazon. I bought a tv for my daughter today for $22 more than amazon at best buy. I've purchased $5000 worth of tvs here in the last 6 months. I can't believe that amazon is so uncompetitive. Time, patience and the goldbox trick =)
1573489
These TV's are WAY overpriced by this seller @ 1000 clams. The same people had it for under 600 a month or 2 ago. It wouldn't suprise me that they are discontinued from Visio. They haven't had any on their website available for quite some time. (at $659) Usually means something is up. Look around or buy something else from someone else !! I'm not a corporate ceo with millions, I'm in the 99% . . . . I need reasonable pricing in order to spend hard earned cash.
53881
There is a $275 coupon for this tv, check out the discussion board under "$400 off" to get the check out code.
1223313
The 46xbr6 was selling for $2699.95 Canadian (approx. $2,125 USD) at a Futureshop store (owned by BestBuy) and all other stores in Montreal, Canada, including the Sony store. After a lot of back-and-forth with the salesperson, I was able to pick it up for $1,999.95 Canadian (approx. $1,570 USD) plus sales tax, and it includes free delivery as well. There was one catch, though: I had to purchase a 4-year service plan for $350 Cdn. (approx. $275 USD). Though I am not a big fan of service plans, for this tv I thought it was worth the peace of mind. If one pixel is lost, the tv is going back for a replacement! The 46xbr6 was selling for $2699.95 Canadian (approx. $2,125 USD) at a Futureshop store (owned by BestBuy) and all other stores in Montreal, Canada, including the Sony store. After a lot of back-and-forth with the salesperson, I was able to pick it up for $1,999.95 Canadian (approx. $1,570 USD) plus sales tax, and it includes free delivery as well. There was one catch, though: I had to purchase a 4-year service plan for $350 Cdn. (approx. $275 USD). Though I am not a big fan of service plans, for this tv I thought it was worth the peace of mind. If one pixel is lost, the tv is going back... » Read More The 46xbr6 was selling for $2699.95 Canadian (approx. $2,125 USD) at a Futureshop store (owned by BestBuy) and all other stores in Montreal, Canada, including the Sony store. After a lot of back-and-forth with the salesperson, I was able to pick it up for $1,999.95 Canadian (approx. $1,570 USD) plus sales tax, and it includes free delivery as well. There was one catch, though: I had to purchase a 4-year service plan for $350 Cdn. (approx. $275 USD). Though I am not a big fan of service plans, for this tv I thought it was worth the peace of mind. If one pixel is lost, the tv is going back for a replacement! « Show Less
1941593
I have been watching the price of this HDTV as well and I think that the practice of offering a coupon (which implies a discount) but then increasing the price by more than the value of the coupon is very misleading. It would seem from the comments above/below that other consumers feel the same way.
864098
Its an amazing TV - best of the last generation of TVs but current price is too high and for this as rightly stated buy good 4k TV for less.
142123
vilasgn,I also took the gamble with a used-very good. The tv showed up 2 days ago, and it looks great, like brand new. We can't figure out what's supposed to be wrong with it, for them to take off $300, but I am glad I went for it. Fingers crossed you'll have the same experience I did.
2203023
If anyone wants it they can buy it from me..i had bought in March 2010 for $1400 and am willing to sell it for $1000 + shipping.It is absolutely an awesome tv..its just that i have to leave the country, so i am selling it.
119288
TV is not worth more than $1500. This is just stores adjusting for profits. Once the sales dwindle, it will come down.