Walmart Black Friday: Emerson LC320EMXF 32-inch LCD HDTV
Filed under: Electronics, HDTV
We can confirm that one of the most popular items this Black Friday is the 32-inch Emerson HDTV, which Walmart are offering to customers throughout the weekend. Sadly, it is now out-of-stock completely online, but you still might be able to pick one up in-store.
As stated on their product page, Walmart were selling this TV online for just $248. It says that stock is still available in-store, but prices may vary from store-to-store. We imagine that prices will be very similar though, so there is good chance you’ll still be able to pick one up.
Features include 720p resolution (1366 x 768 pixels), Contrast ratio: 2500:1, 3 HDMI inputs, Detachable stand and built in stereo speakers.
Personally, we think that this TV could be a great addition in a secondary room, especially for that kind of price. Then again, we’d be surprised if these TV sets have not been snapped up though already.
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I got at walmart at 2 in the morning and the walmart that i go to in north hanover had 200!!! I got the 31st tv(:
I was able to pick up one of these TV’s at the crack of dawn. The amount of people there to purchase one was ridiculous. It is quite nice but unfortunately, the screen has a defect. While I write, I’m waiting on the phone to speak to one of their representatives. I must say, while the wait has been a bit long, they have been very helpful.
I got this tv this morning and its great. What i dont like is that each channels are not in order a lot are for example like 170-2 etc. However i can get used to this. Everything else is good. Best price on a 32 inch available.
Tried to snatch one online. The website had it online for the original price leading up to the sale, but then it stated out of stock before the sale even began.
Tried to do
Walmart’s product search for the store nearest me and it stated there were non in stock within 100 mile of me. I imagine they only had a couple per store??
WOOHOO. I was in line at midnight and was still the 9th person in line for this. There was a limit of 2 per customer, i had my fiancee with me so we picked up 3, one was for us, the other 2 were for my mother and my brothers mother in law since there were in other lines across the store. I have yet to hook it up since I went right to bed when I got home and still have to hang my mount. Looking forward to it though, it seems like a great t.v. for the price.
I heard they were going to be available online starting 12 pst 3 am est time, went online at 12 pst and site would not let me log on, i opened all my tabs of the items i wanted and refreshed the page until the add a cart was available. around 12:15-12:30 it became available and i checked out. within 30 mins i checked back online after my sale and all the big advertised items were already out of stock. got lucky and snatched up a few wanted items
I got in line at 3am, they started handing out tickets shortly afterwards, and by 4:40, they announced that they were out of stock. Of course, they didn’t start physically handing out the TV’s until 5 to everyone who had a ticket. I got mine, and it works great so far. Our store in Monticello, MN had about 100, I think.
Got in line at our local walmart here in baytown texas at 3am.. our line was in the ice cream aisle and it was COLD but thats where they had us lining up at… they let us know there were 175 tv’s and they began going through the lines taking count of all who were in line and asking how many we wanted. I thought there would be a limit but apparently there was not. I was number 41 in line… by five am they began handing them out but one of the ladies that worked for walmart lost her grip on one of the tv’s while trying to put it in someones basket and she let it hit the floor… needless to say they shoved that one aside and continued to hand them out. Got mine home hooked it up to my direct tv box and powered it up. It works AWESOME… I put mine in my bedroom since I have a 55 inch sony bravia in the living room.
Had mine sitting in the room where it was going for a day or two before I had time to hook it up to my AT&T box. Hooked it up through the HDMI port on it and I had to adjust the settings on the box so that it didn’t look bad. Had a grainy image to it until the settings adjusted. The line was rediculous for it as well as everyone else stated. Our WalMart only allowed ONE per customer. Luckily I was there at 4:30, but there were still thirty or fourty some tv’s left of the 90 ish.