Shopping for TVs isn’t always easy. Not only do you need to research the difference in audio and visual formats, or whether your living room will fit a 32-inch or 47-inch set, the newest models often come with a hefty price tag, sometimes costing thousands of dollars.
Luckily, that’s where tvoutlet.ca comes in. The online retailer offers a cheaper alternative to other online shops, and best of all, they ship across Canada.
Here’s four other reasons why tvoutlet.ca should be your first stop when buying a new TV:
- Stress-free warranties. tvoutlet.ca offers a 90-day warranty on all its products, so if there’s something wrong with your new purchase, just bring it back; their staff will determine whether it needs repairs or a full replacement. And if a full replacement isn’t available, they’ll provide a suitable alternative model or in-store credit. There’s also 2, 3, or 5-year warranties, with prices varying depending on your model.
- Real customer service. Above all, tvoutlet.ca strives to provide the same level of customer service you can find at big box retailers. If you have an issue within the first 14 days of your purchase, they’ll exchange your product right away, no problem. Not only that, but their online store includes a free chat service where you can get answers to all your questions from staff in real time while you shop.
- They’re just like new. All tvoutlet.ca products are customer returns, open-boxed, or reconditioned electronics brought directly from the factory. Every product comes in either an original or padded box with full accessories from when they were first sold, so you’d be hard-pressed to tell the difference from a TV fresh off the shelves at another retailer. And even if you’re shopping online, you get to see the product before you purchase it. “No one can tell if these TVs are brand new or from us,” says Andy Wu, tvoutlet.ca store manager.
- More bang for your buck. Selling reconditioned or open-boxed products allows tvoutlet.ca to keep their prices lower than anywhere else. While the short-term benefit to consumers is obvious, the low prices mean you can resell your TV down the road without losing as much money. “If you buy a TV for $2000 this year, you won’t be able to sell it for that much next year,” says Andy. But with tvoutlet.ca products, “the value’s still there” a year or two later if you choose to sell second-hand.
For more, visit tvoutlet.ca, check out their Facebook, or stop by their Surrey location at #107-7533 135th Street, open seven days a week.
