Best Time to Buy a 55 TV: Pre/Post-Christmas, Q4, or New Model Releases?

A purely economic question - When is the best time to buy a TV? Before Christmas, after Christmas before the end of the fourth quarter, after the new year, how will manufacturers release new models? I am looking for TV 55 ", but for now I will not give specific requirements, because that is not what this post is about.

Statistically speaking, it is around March / April, for the models from the previous year. Then it is the cheapest.
The problem is that the most popular models (and at good prices) are sometimes no longer available

As Ludwik writes.
But in general, the prices of televisions fall the further it passes from the premiere. However, I bought my Philips just before the debut of new models.

As colleagues write, but ... here we have to consider whether we want to have something modern or an older model without "fireworks".
Everyone has an individual approach to the subject, but it usually happens that every now and then the producers "make" us happy with some "news", which after some time turn out to be a "misfire". 3D, Smart, Qrwed etc. Unfortunately, if we want to have a better matrix, we have to buy and pay for these "inventions". For me, the OTV should be as large as possible (65 ") 4K, be able to record programs and as many movie playback systems as possible, and above all, a very good matrix (e.g. Q-LED). I am not interested in sound because I listen to it on a separate device, but it should be at least decent. OLEDs are still IMHO underdeveloped and you need to wait a bit until this technology "grows up". Of course, I will also be happy to pay for BT audio. I do not mention a few HDMI and USB sockets because it should already be a standard. Some voice control or I am not interested in remote controls with a cursor on the screen, but ... as I have already mentioned, the manufacturer forces the customer to buy them if he wants to have, for example, a better matrix. You must also be aware that such a new OTV will "live" for 5 years at most .

In general, it is very important to compare the quality to the prices and also be aware of what the TV is intended for. Because, for example, my Philips is much better in VOD, because it has Android and I have access to numerous applications. Or someone will get used to the exotic features that are in Panasonic and will want to keep them. Who likes what.

Wdg.mojego freak tv 3x HDMI, TV SAT S2, (DVBT-T2 are broadcasting fittings, info. SAT-KURIER.pl) When to buy Buy as there are promotions

The promotions are either now or they will be soon.

something they threw MM vouchers recently, but the rest of the stores do not give you anything special ..

flinc wrote:

DVBT-T2 are broadcasting try-outs

DVB-T2 must be a must, soon there will be a system change to DVB-T2 HEVC

ojciec wrote:

flinc wrote:

DVBT-T2 are broadcasting try-outs

DVB-T2 must be a must, soon there will be a system change to DVB-T2 HEVC

If you have a cable, it is not necessarily

The best option will be when they advertise T2, but without H.265 - HEVC. :D

In about two years.

Is this the time already?

Probably not.
From what I can see the prices are keeping up.
It was the cheapest before Christmas.
Wait another minute.
And what exactly do you want to buy

QE55Q60RA The cheapest thing I saw was recently for 2620, but the store with 1/3 negative opinions ...

Let it go.
What is what, but it's better to buy a TV physically, not virtually.
You will spend money and then you will swing, for example with a damaged housing or a dead pixel.


At 21:00 on the EURO AGD website, the "night promotion" starts. Take a look, maybe it will be cheaper.


On sferis.pl you have a Samsung QE55Q65R for PLN 2899. Checked store.