49 Inch 4K Nano81 Smart TV

fuse

LG Nanocell smart tv 49”
Arnotts & BT have it reduced from 899.95 to 699.95
Seems better value than the other Irish stores.

Been looking for 49/50” tvs and the nanocell look like a good bet for that price range

https://www.arnotts.ie/electrical/technology/television/lg/49-inch-4k-nano81-smart-tv/1000204053.html

greasepalm

Check with RicherSounds and get a longer warranty.

bertie4evr

Same price at electrocity https://www.electrocity.ie/product/lg-49-inch-nanocell-tv-nano81-series-cinema-screen-design-4k-cinema-hdr-webos-smart-thinq-ai/

podgeandrodge

greasepalm wrote: »

Check with RicherSounds and get a longer warranty.

Done that myself and every respect for Richer Sounds, but right now I'd rather spend a couple of quid, within reason, to buy locally and keep Ireland inc. going. Recession ahead.

~€620 here with code PRODUCT5 if you use Parcel Wizard etc.

greasepalm

Can you get extended warranty if buying somewhere else?

podgeandrodge

podgeandrodge wrote: »

Done that myself and every respect for Richer Sounds, but right now I'd rather spend a couple of quid, within reason, to buy locally and keep Ireland inc. going. Recession ahead.

Didn't you recently buy a phone from Xiaomi UK?

greasepalm

Deleted User wrote: »

~€620 here with code PRODUCT5 if you use Parcel Wizard etc.

Will they carry such a big package without issues?

bertie4evr

Deleted User wrote: »

~€620 here with code PRODUCT5 if you use Parcel Wizard etc.

I've bought twice from them and the second order they cancelled as they wouldn't deliver to Parcel Motel

greasepalm

greasepalm wrote: »

Will they carry such a big package without issues?

Depends on which of them you use. Last time I used Parcel Wizard for a large TV and it worked fine without issue, not sure if things have changed since then.

Also some of the Ebay stores don't allow delivery to some of these forwarding services, I'd imagine AddressPal would be the most likely to work if that's the case since they are new and based in London so less likely to be flagged.

Del007

podgeandrodge wrote: »

Done that myself and every respect for Richer Sounds, but right now I'd rather spend a couple of quid, within reason, to buy locally and keep Ireland inc. going. Recession ahead.

Good for you, really admire that.

I bought a tv from Richer Sounds, it developed horizontal lines after 4 years, Richer Sounds sent out a brand new tv, no questions asked. Shame they're not based down here though

podgeandrodge

Deleted User wrote: »

Didn't you recently buy a phone from Xiaomi UK?

Haha yes. :pac: I'd buy it locally if I thought anywhere had it, but I'm not immune from ignoring my own advice and buying online.

greasepalm

podgeandrodge wrote: »

Haha yes. :pac: I'd buy it locally if I thought anywhere had it, but I'm not immune from ignoring my own advice and buying online.

What model of phone did you go for as looking at them cheers.

greasepalm

greasepalm wrote: »

What model of phone did you go for as looking at them cheers.

https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=114651289

slave1

greasepalm wrote: »

Check with RicherSounds and get a longer warranty.

greasepalm wrote: »

Can you get extended warranty if buying somewhere else?

No need for any of this, your statutory rights go past any manufacturer or shop warranty

colm_mcm

slave1 wrote: »

No need for any of this, your statutory rights go past any manufacturer or shop warranty

Would your statutory rights cover replacement of a TV for 6 years?
You might win in court, or you might not, and having an extended warranty is superior to chasing up a retailer beyond the manufacturers warranty (regardless of what your rights actually are) IMO.

slave1

slave1 wrote: »

No need for any of this, your statutory rights go past any manufacturer or shop warranty

Imagine you bought a TV at an excellent price, you loved it and it worked great but then it stopped working after six years. It would be incredibly petty to expect to get a refund for it if it didn't include or you didn't pay for an extended warranty.

893bet

It’s worth noting the 6 year warranty with richer sounds is not an added on extended warranty. You don’t pay extra for it. They give it as standard (or at least used to).

They do this as you have this right anyway as part of your statutory rights.

Imagine arguing with Curry’s or Harvey Norman to try and get your rights 5 years after dropping 1200 quid on an expensive telly. Good luck with that. Some of their brands might carry a longer warranty.

Richersounds are exceptional to deal with. I have bought 6 TVs from them over the last 7 years and all still going strong.

mjp

Richersounds are exceptional to deal with. I have bought 6 TVs from them over the last 7 years and all still going strong.[/quote]

How does someone manage buy 6 tvs in 7 years? You must either live in a massive house or else have an addiction to buying TV's. Intrigued to how you manage this as if they all working perfect none must've been to replace each other.

mjp

mjp wrote: »

How does someone manage buy 6 tvs in 7 years? You must either live in a massive house or else have an addiction to buying TV's. Intrigued to how you manage this as if they all working perfect none must've been to replace each other.

He primarily posts in the Watches & Timepieces forum, he likely has one in each of his bathrooms. :pac:

Basq

Been looking at a 65" LG Nanocell TV.. roughly the same price across RicherSounds, Curry's etc. But I'll give RS my business as they're fantastic to deal with.

I just can't justify the premium for 4K.

greasepalm

I upgraded a pioneer kuro to a sony oled 4k as i have a 4k sat box also

greasepalm

slave1 wrote: »

No need for any of this, your statutory rights go past any manufacturer or shop warranty

Many people having bought an LG tv and had issues in 4 or 5 years and told to buy another one.


Maybe we all dont know of our statutory rights of how long it should last

Went looking and found this.

Statutory rights are provided for by legislation (Irish law and EU law as transposed in Ireland). ... Consumers may rely on their statutory rights regardless of whether an item has a warranty or not. Under Irish law, consumers have up to six years to seek redress for faulty or defective items (both new and second-hand).

Welshprince

I bought one of the LG nano cell models around a year ago and I find it a fantastic TV, everyone remarks how clean, sharp and natural it is to view. Have no doubts they are a great TV.

joe199

How long is delivery from richer sounds
to Dublin?

Del007

joe199 wrote: »

How long is delivery from richer sounds
to Dublin?

I would guess that it's the next day

joe199

Thanks IL check there site out

893bet

mjp wrote: »

Richersounds are exceptional to deal with. I have bought 6 TVs from them over the last 7 years and all still going strong.

How does someone manage buy 6 tvs in 7 years? You must either live in a massive house or else have an addiction to buying TV's. Intrigued to how you manage this as if they all working perfect none must've been to replace each other.[/QUOTE]

New build house a few years back so 4 x new TVs (2 x kitchen as there is granny flat, one sitting, one bedroom, 1 x 48 2 x 40, 1 x 32)

And then I bought 1 x new tv for my dad and 1x new tv for my sister when theirs broke as I was raving so much about richersound.
M

Pique

893bet wrote: »

And then I bought 1 x new tv for my dad and 1x new tv for my sister when theirs broke as I was raving so much about richersound.
M

Hey it's me your long lost brother. Mad coincidence but my TV broke only yesterday.

greasepalm

Pique wrote: »

Hey it's me your long lost brother. Mad coincidence but my TV broke only yesterday.

Out of interest what make and how old was it?

bored_newbie

Six years old, he bought it in Clara markets. Do you think they'll give him a new tv as replacement?