That makes at least 3-4 of us interested in getting LG G2 from Bengaluru, mostly in 65in size. There are other folks who are looking for C2 in various sizes. I feel we should give it a try with group purchase. Other members here also helping to revive their old contacts in the store to help with the group purchase.
That's sad! I thought LG is giving 5y warranty on G2 worldwide. This same model carries 5y warranty in the EU and US at least. We should really approach LG collectively for this behavior to India market. I'm assuming they have enough market in India that they should be sensible about and consider it's importance.
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55inch @1.24L will be without cashback I guess
C2 55 was 1.45 l 1 month ago in lg shoppe in ludhiana. Todays rate i dont know
Can you share details for Pune group purchase?There's a group forming in process for Pune OLED/QLED buyers 2022. Please feel free to join if you think you want to be part of the group purchase.
Sony OLED A90J or QD EOLED A95K Launch in India
Hi i m buying LG C2 in few days we can start Group .Send me link Hey. I've created this google form to collect our information securely. Will then add you to the telegram/whatsapp group. https://forms.gle/mKKyssvDGhb9Azj16 All Pune buyers, please fill this form so that we can do a group buy...
Where bro ?
Had added details in this thread.
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The QN90B quote I received was from a newly opened retail store called Great Eastern in Gurgaon. It was 3.2L after all cashbacks (was quoted 3.5L initially but got the price down a fair bit)
Price has possibility to go further low if you search for more options.
If you have picked up the display unit, you should have done some checks like the mfg date of the unit, some tests to be performed on the unit where if you can see the dead pixels or banding or the grey uniformity etc..I did bite the bullet and got a display unit of 65" A1 from LG shoppe with 3 years warranty and 1 year accidental insurance. As per the showroom guys the unit was installed last week only course they wanted to sell the last piece of A1.
I checked the screen hours on it it was 87 while was in line with thier statement.
I actually went to get the best quote on C2 55" and 65". But then saw this A1 one also there on display.
I sat there and compared the picture quality of both C2 65" and A1 65.
And to my surprise I couldn't notice any difference (maybe I'm unable to perceive such differences or maybe it was actually the same for generic content which I played on both models).
I asked about the price of all the models he had and he gave me below.
C2 55" 130k (new)
C2 65" 185k (new)
B2 65" 145k (new)
A1 65" 130k (DU)
After some bargaining they agreed on 124k (includes 6 month interest free EMI) and some OTT coupons worth 20k and an LG TWS worth 5k.
I asked him to send it on first day Navratra.
As soon as I reached home I started to doubt my decision of taking the DU, buyers remorse struck so hard. I made that decision because I wanted and OLED and wanted 65" one.
My questions to everyone here are.
- Even though all signs indicated that A1 DU was indeed a fresh piece And I checked all sides of the TV and there were no signs of dust or anything, is it still possible for them to recent the viewing hours counter?
- Showroom guys said that 3 years warranty covers burn-in damage too. Just wanted to double check this from fellow owners of LG OLED.
- He also said that additional 2 years of warranty can be bought for around 30k at the time of installation. Is it worth it to go for it.
I know I made that decision of going with a OLED DU, which everybody says no one should, but it was made in a rush and greed
B2 65 new is only 20k more. You are getting 120hertz panel plus is new. Warranties are fine but that 87 hours of display would have been nothing short of rough usage. Like without a stabiliser, would have turned off TV just like that without pixel refresh doing its job and what not. Can you go for B2 or is it a done deal? If it is done, then think positive without a buyer's remorse. That you got a great deal.I did bite the bullet and got a display unit of 65" A1 from LG shoppe with 3 years warranty and 1 year accidental insurance. As per the showroom guys the unit was installed last week only course they wanted to sell the last piece of A1.
I checked the screen hours on it it was 87 while was in line with thier statement.
I actually went to get the best quote on C2 55" and 65". But then saw this A1 one also there on display.
I sat there and compared the picture quality of both C2 65" and A1 65.
And to my surprise I couldn't notice any difference (maybe I'm unable to perceive such differences or maybe it was actually the same for generic content which I played on both models).
I asked about the price of all the models he had and he gave me below.
C2 55" 130k (new)
C2 65" 185k (new)
B2 65" 145k (new)
A1 65" 130k (DU)
After some bargaining they agreed on 124k (includes 6 month interest free EMI) and some OTT coupons worth 20k and an LG TWS worth 5k.
I asked him to send it on first day Navratra.
As soon as I reached home I started to doubt my decision of taking the DU, buyers remorse struck so hard. I made that decision because I wanted and OLED and wanted 65" one.
My questions to everyone here are.
- Even though all signs indicated that A1 DU was indeed a fresh piece And I checked all sides of the TV and there were no signs of dust or anything, is it still possible for them to recent the viewing hours counter?
- Showroom guys said that 3 years warranty covers burn-in damage too. Just wanted to double check this from fellow owners of LG OLED.
- He also said that additional 2 years of warranty can be bought for around 30k at the time of installation. Is it worth it to go for it.
I know I made that decision of going with a OLED DU, which everybody says no one should, but it was made in a rush and greed
That makes a lot of sense. I'm gonna call him and ask if I can do that. Since the TV is not delivered, they should be able to do this for me. Even though I already stretched my budget, I believe paying 15-20 more to get the peace of mind is worth it.
