TX-P50G20 for £1,056 - good price?

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Morning All

Is this Panasonic a good price or have others seen it cheaper online / offline etc? I'm about 6 weeks away from finishing my extension / cinema room and wondering if I should buy this now or wait for something better??

Thoughts appreciated.
Nick

 

[Anonymous]

it hasnt been on sale that long , so if you can get it at that price now , its a great buy , just double check the authenticity of the seller ?

 

[bigboss]

Where did you find it for £1056? The lowest price I can find is £1259. It's a nice TV.

 

[Anonymous]

Costco will stock it from Thu for £899 + VAT, so I'm told. Looks good on paper, not seen one in the flesh. Its been recomended to me [cheers Max] however I'm still testing the water before I take the plunge....

 

[Anonymous]

test the water thouroughly , thats one amazing plasma tv for the price , trust me

 

[TheHomeCinemaCentre]

The price is very good, are you getting the free BDP and 5YG with it? If so I would double check it is all ok and grab with both hands.

 

[Anonymous]

Hi Nick, not sure what the free BDP is, but it does have the 5YG with it.

 

[ukdavej]

I have purrr chased three Panasonic TV sets from Cosco in the last six months - only one was for me, the other two were for friends/family as I'm the only one with a card. In each case, they have come with 5 year warranty (its a Costco warranty not a Panasonic one but the T&C's are the same) and they have been excellent prices - well below what I could get elsewhere.

 

[bigboss]

npound34:Hi Nick, not sure what the free BDP is

Some shops are offering a free Panasonic BD80 with this TV (for £100 more than if you buy the TV alone).

 

[TheHomeCinemaCentre]

Some may but the Panasonic deal that is open to specialist shops ( and perhaps others) allows for a DMP-BD45 free of charge with the 50" G20. There are lots of other options and promotions on other sizes but this is the most relevant one for us.