How do you determine an old TV's value?

[RustinCohle]

I purchased an LG 55LM7600 about six years ago. It's a 55" 1080p 240Hz 3D TV with six pairs of 3D glasses and I still have the original box, packaging, paperwork, etc. I originally paid $1,400 for this and it still works beautifully. However, I just don't want to move this again (I've already moved it twice) and I never use the 3D.

I'd just like to sell it, but I have no idea how to determine what it could be worth now.. $200? $300? $400?

[slaizer2000]

Originally Posted by RustinCohle

I purchased an LG 55LM7600 about six years ago. It's a 55" 1080p 240Hz 3D TV with six pairs of 3D glasses and I still have the original box, packaging, paperwork, etc. I originally paid $1,400 for this and it still works beautifully. However, I just don't want to move this again (I've already moved it twice) and I never use the 3D.

I'd just like to sell it, but I have no idea how to determine what it could be worth now.. $200? $300? $400?

3d is not a selling point for most.
A lg 55” 4k can be had for 450 new.
Based on that you’d be lucky to get 2-300.
Most times when I upgrade the old tv goes to a spare room or I donate it to a family member.


https://www.bestbuy.com/site/lg-55-c...B&gclsrc=aw.ds

[RustinCohle]

Originally Posted by slaizer2000

3d is not a selling point for most.
A lg 55” 4k can be had for 450 new.
Based on that you’d be lucky to get 2-300.
Most times when I upgrade the old tv goes to a spare room or I donate it to a family member.


https://www.bestbuy.com/site/lg-55-c...B&gclsrc=aw.ds

Mine has moved from a spare room in one house to a bed room in another and now I don't feel like moving it again because I'm already moving a 65" OLED, and also the smart feature interface on this is very old. It's tedious to get Hulu or Netflix up and running.