Does this TV have DLNA?
Can be bought brand new for only $100 more on Amazon
I’m not seeing any mention of it on our sale or the VIZIO page.
According to Consumer Reports, it DLNA-certified.
AWESOME! Thank you!
Lusting after this. If I was a bit more flush I’d order it.
This looks like a fairly good TV. If you want a really big 4K TV, and don’t need Internet on it, then it’s probably a good choice. However, it’s a re-fur-bished one, and you can get it new for just a $100 more at a number of places, including the mothership. Best Buy has it for $1800, and I’ve got one just down the street from me. Costco as well. Other online retailers have it new for $1800 as well. I don’t think this is that good a deal, cost wise.
Also note, there are NO TVs that have 240K rates. That is an “effective” rate, no TV has more than 120K. “240” is marketing, that’s all.
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Can be bought brand new for only $100 more on Amazon
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And if you’re a Costco member, you can buy it there for the same price ($1699).
Not to knock this great price, but I just saw Costco have the exact model, BRAND NEW for $1699. (oops someone beat me to the punch)
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This looks like a fairly good TV. If you want a really big 4K TV, and don’t need Internet on it, then it’s probably a good choice. However, it’s a re-fur-bished one, and you can get it new for just a $100 more at a number of places, including the mothership. Best Buy has it for $1800, and I’ve got one just down the street from me. Costco as well. Other online retailers have it new for $1800 as well. I don’t think this is that good a deal, cost wise.
Also note, there are NO TVs that have 240K rates. That is an “effective” rate, no TV has more than 120K. “240” is marketing, that’s all.
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Don’t need internet on it? what does that mean exactly. It has WiFi and is listed as a smart TV