I just went to exchange a Vizio VX3L at costco that had a few dead pixels, when I went back to grab another one, I noticed that it has a 50$ instant rebate bringing the TV to 550$, in my opinion this is a hot deal, especially after factoring in Costcos included 2 year warranty.
I found this at the Madison Heights, MI store last night.
I searched and did not find it posted, sorry if it has already been covered.
At my costco, this was $509 after the instant rebate (I have a picture of the sign if anyone is interested). Seems like a good deal, dont know a whole lot about the vizio quality, or how this would compare to the best buy dynex 32". Any opinions?
DriveThruRecFan said: during black friday, i got my VX32L at Sears for 492.30
I got the Vizio VX37L for 568.36 OTD about a month ago. Sears had a price mistake that wasn't caught by all of the store managers. CC matched the price of 598.00 - 10% of the difference... To make it sweeter, I applied a 10% off coupon. Gotta love this TV, and diggin the price!!!
stereo55 said: Hmm can anyone confirm the $509 price in Calif (92584/92562) . Online shows $629
Was in Costco earlier today. Saw the 32" Vizio. The every day price is 591.00 (Southern Cal.) - the 50.00 rebate. Total price is 541.00 + Tax....
chrsb
Senior Member
posted: Dec. 30, 2007 @ 6:47p
How does this compare to the Digital Research 32"?
spazola
Greedy Member
posted: Dec. 30, 2007 @ 7:18p
I have the vizio 37 and had the vizio 32 for a while, hands down the vizio 37 blows away the 32 in pq. even at a 200 dollar differance, people should hold off on the visio 32, mabe look at the sharp or samsung... also ed looks alot better on the 37 vs the 32, it even looks better than my visio p50 in ed broadcast.
on a side note the vizio 37 does not supprot 1080p but i can output all my xbox 360 games at 1080p and it displayes it flawlessly, the vizio 32 would not display anything.. this is only games the hddvdplayer will only output 1080i, but still looks great on the 37, much better thant the 32.
Normal price at Sam's is $592, so I'm assuming that normal at Costco is $599. So, $50 off is a fine deal.
toos
Member
posted: Dec. 31, 2007 @ 2:36p
Any idea if any of the other 32" LCD's will drop further in price at Costco? I was looking at the Sony 32" Bravia, which has $100 off (ends today) but still costs $848 even after the rebate. It will have to drop another $100 before I'll bite.
jvandub
New Member
posted: Jan. 3, 2008 @ 11:36p
Anyone know if this is going on at the costco in Tigard, OR? I got the digital research and the color is already fading after only 60 days. Figure this is a better deal anyway and I'll be spending at the most $20 More than I paid or even better $20 less, factoring in shipping on the $499 Digital Research = $429.99.
jvandub
New Member
posted: Jan. 3, 2008 @ 11:40p
spazola said: I have the vizio 37 and had the vizio 32 for a while, hands down the vizio 37 blows away the 32 in pq. even at a 200 dollar differance, people should hold off on the visio 32, mabe look at the sharp or samsung... also ed looks alot better on the 37 vs the 32, it even looks better than my visio p50 in ed broadcast.
on a side note the vizio 37 does not supprot 1080p but i can output all my xbox 360 games at 1080p and it displayes it flawlessly, the vizio 32 would not display anything.. this is only games the hddvdplayer will only output 1080i, but still looks great on the 37, much better thant the 32.
the vizio 32 sucks, the end..
The difference between 1080p and 720p on anything less than a 42 inch tv is going to be practically impossible. You've proven that you never needed to exist once again my friend. Jvandub 10 - spazola 0.
mx2times
Senior Member - 1K
posted: Jan. 4, 2008 @ 12:13a
DriveThruRecFan said: during black friday, i got my VX32L at Sears for 492.30
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