Panasonic Viera TH-50PZ85U 50" 1080p Plasma HDTV (Electronics) tagged "plasma tv" 14 times

Panasonic Viera TH-50PZ85U 50" 1080p Plasma HDTV (Electronics)
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So, you've heard about the latest buzzword: reconditioned and/or refurbished HDTVs. You sometimes see the word refurbished and sometimes reconditioned (and sometimes even the word used or second hand). You probably want to know the difference between reconditioned, refurbished, and used items. In this article I will explore that and also what a refurbished HDTV is.

Well, truth is, there is no real difference between refurbished and reconditioned. ("Used" is a different story. I'll get to it later on.) It's just that different retailers use slightly diverse terminology. Just make sure that it says the word factory before, as in factory refurbished and factory reconditioned. That means that it was repaired (if needed) and tested by factory trained personnel using original factory parts.

Many items get returned to retailers within the first 30 days. There are many different reasons for returns. Sometimes the partner doesn't approve, or it's not what the buyer expected. It might be too big, too small, not the right color, not the right size, etc. Or, it might even be broken. Whatever the reason, once it was opened and returned to the store (even if it was returned the same day for being the wrong color), it cannot legally be sold as new.

So the retailer sends it back to the manufacturer, where it is inspected. After fixing any defect, the refurbished HDTV is thoroughly tested and then repackaged. It must meet the same stringent quality-assurance standards that a new TV meets. And it usually comes with manufacturer's in-home warranties.

On the other hand, a used TV means just that "used"; a TV that has been used and the owner wants to sell it. This is the same as second hand. I wouldn't recommend buying it, though if you personally know and trust the seller, and it's for a ridiculously low price, you might consider it.

A factory reconditioned or refurbished HDTV however is safe to buy and usually sells for huge discounts. When you buy a refurbished HDTV, you get a quality, name brand TV for an incredible price.

One major thing to look out for when buying a refurbished HDTV is to buy it from a reputable dealer. The number one concern when looking for any refurbished product is if it's safe. Spending even a dime for a broken TV is like throwing money in the garbage. Find out exactly what to look out for here: http://www.squidoo.com/refurbished-hdtv.

You definitely can get a name brand, high quality TV at incredible savings! Thousands have already done so. Telling your friends and family that you bought a refurbished HDTV is your choice. They will never know if you don't tell them! It looks (and practically is) brand new. It comes with a manufacturer's 90 day warranty and yes, the warranty is in-home! Learn more about refurbished HDTVs and the most reliable place to get them. Put your fears about safety to rest once and for all.

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