Magnavox NB500MG1F for $78.00: Walmart Black Friday
Filed under: Electronics, High Definition
We mentioned in a recent post that Walmart’s Black Friday Ad had been leaked onto the Internet. This is a big deal as people will now try their hardest to get information on some of the products that will be on sale, such as the Magnavox NB500MG1F Bonus View Blu-ray player for just $78.00.
This is a huge saving, but this is not the first time that Walmart have offered such a huge discount on a Blu-ray player. Last year the retail giant offered a Magnavox Blu-ray player for $128, much the same as the one on offer for 2009. This latest offer is a massive $50 cheaper than the previous deal.
According to Blu-ray.com, stocks will be limited so you had better make sure that you show up at your local store early. It is a good idea to run a check by zip code to make certain that your Wal-Mart have the Magnavox NB500MG1F in stock.
Wal-Mart are not happy that their Black Friday 2009 Ad has been leaked on the Internet, which is why their lawyers asked DVD Talk to take down the scans of their ads.
We are not certain if the ad is genuine or not, we will just have to wait to see what happens from now. If last year is anything to go by, then Wal-Mart will release their ad on the week running up to Black Friday.
Walmart Blu-ray player deals on Black Friday or Saturday?
Wal-Mart Blu-ray deals for Black Friday 2008
Magnavox MB500MG1F Blu-ray player: $78 from WalMart
Take-Down Notice for Black Friday 2009 Walmart Ad
I checked out the wal mart web site and to my suprise the Magnavox Blue Ray was available Friday for $78.00. So I bought 2. Considering most stores probably only had 4 I thought this was a good deal. Now I would like to see some reviews on the magnavox Blue Ray disk player model NB500MG1F.
In response to Jacqueline:
The Wal-Mart in Mesa, AZ had literally pallets of these on Black Friday. And they’re still available on walmart.com for $78, the same price they were on Black Friday.
Why did you think they were so scarce you needed to pick up 2?
For $87 you get what you pay for. I am returning this POS and sticking with DVD for a few more years. First, 20% of the BR disks fail to play. I am told to update the firmware.
WOA
My DVD did not require any firmware updates ! ! !
DVDs cost 50% less to purchase! ! !
So tell me whats so great about Blue Ray? OH yea the consumer once again is bilked out of $$$ for technology sake. SONY stuck it to everyone.