GaMeFaNaTiC
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Hi all,
Decided to buy my first oled and a Sony A80J but am a bit concerned about brightness and burn in.
I'm trying to find a retailer where I can return an opened item which I'm not satisfied with, I.e. the picture wasn't bright enough in the room I put it in so returned for a refund if it comes to that (hopefully not).
John lewis apparently don't let you do this, richer sounds seem to (but I have to pay £30?), I don't have a costco membership and can't find this tv on their site anyway. Currys says I can't use the item but can open it, not sure how I'll be able to test it like that.
I was also thinking about buying burn in warranty, is john lewis still the only retailer who offer this?
Appreciate some advice! I might skip the burn in warranty and go to richer sounds, maybe currys is a good option?
Edit: if I managed to get costco membership would they be the best option? How are they when the TV develops a fault?
Decided to buy my first oled and a Sony A80J but am a bit concerned about brightness and burn in.
I'm trying to find a retailer where I can return an opened item which I'm not satisfied with, I.e. the picture wasn't bright enough in the room I put it in so returned for a refund if it comes to that (hopefully not).
John lewis apparently don't let you do this, richer sounds seem to (but I have to pay £30?), I don't have a costco membership and can't find this tv on their site anyway. Currys says I can't use the item but can open it, not sure how I'll be able to test it like that.
I was also thinking about buying burn in warranty, is john lewis still the only retailer who offer this?
Appreciate some advice! I might skip the burn in warranty and go to richer sounds, maybe currys is a good option?
Edit: if I managed to get costco membership would they be the best option? How are they when the TV develops a fault?
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