TV edges bleeding? Need advice
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TV edges bleeding? Need advice

Hi everyone, just wanting to see if anyone else has come across this issue with the Hisense U7 2025 model? I bought it as refurbished; like new from Walmart. Visually, for gaming and movies it looks great when it’s bright, but if it’s a dark movie / game or scene I see these white edges and yes, I did tweak the tv a bit to see if that was the issue and it wasn’t. I’m assuming it arrived damage, but just wanting to see if anyone else has come across something like this and if it can be fixed by a repair tech?

u/Bubbly_Object_9982 — 9 days ago
▲ 1 r/LGOLED

Advice Needed for Refurbished

Hello all, I plan on picking up this LG OLED 55” TV today from Mico Center and want to get some opinions and thoughts on the price and with the TV being refurbished. Has anyone ever bought refurbished from Micro Center and if so, what questions to ask and look for before buying? This oled will be using for my ps5 pro and gaming PC

u/Bubbly_Object_9982 — 1 month ago
▲ 47 r/ryzen

9070XT from Wal-Mart delivered!

I was one of lucky ones that got the Walmart deal Monday for the 9070xt at $549 and happy to share that I received no rocks!! Going to upgrade my 5700x and 6900xt to the 5800x3d and 9070xt. Holding out till AM6 👌🏽

u/Bubbly_Object_9982 — 2 months ago

Need help understanding HDHP

My wife is 5 months pregnant and is due in October. I’ve always had a HDHP because before I was single and didn’t think to change it to a PPO plan later on, but just wanted to come here and get some advice. Our family plan consists of a $5,000 family deductible (currently at $1,100) and $10,000 family out of pocket max. It states that you will pay 15% of costs until you reach your Tier 1 family out-of-pocket max of $10,000.00. You are $8,900 away from meeting your Tier 1 family out-of-pocket max. Then it says “After you meet your family deductible and out-of-pocket max, your plan will pay 100% of costs as long as you stay within Tier 1 network.” So are we basically paying $15,000 in responsibility cost or once we meet the $5,000 the insurance takes care of the rest and that’s all we pay?

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u/Bubbly_Object_9982 — 3 months ago