I want to sell my 32" HDTV

[Blu-ray Fanatic]

Currently I own a 32" Sharp Aquos 1080p that is about a year old. A friend of mine bought an 32" LG which supports 720p/1080i and the picture looks the same as mine because both tvs have 10,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio. Right now, I feel like I got ripped off because I paid $1299.99+ tax and my friend only paid $800 for his. I wanna sell mine and get one similar to the LG. In your opinion, how much do you think I can get for my Sharp. I plan on selling it on ebay.

[clyon]

sell it on Craigslist... FREE no Fees like ebay & cash only + you don't have to deal with shipping stuff

Is it still under warranty?? add $50 to the asking price if so


start at $900 see what happens


look at getting a sony or samsung LCD & a 1080p... sooooo much better then LG, you can get a 37" for about $1k or less now or a 40" for about $1.2k, less if you shop around some.

[Blu-ray Fanatic]

I've heard of Craigs List but never bothered with it. You said no fees? That'll save me a bunch. I'll check it out....thanks.

[JJ]

Originally Posted by Blu-ray Fanatic

Currently I own a 32" Sharp Aquos 1080p that is about a year old. A friend of mine bought an 32" LG which supports 720p/1080i and the picture looks the same as mine because both tvs have 10,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio. Right now, I feel like I got ripped off because I paid $1299.99+ tax and my friend only paid $800 for his. I wanna sell mine and get one similar to the LG. In your opinion, how much do you think I can get for my Sharp. I plan on selling it on ebay.

Try craigslist. Heck, I sold my Vizio 32" for $500 when I had bought it for $600 18 months prior. $100 loss for 18 months of use! Not bad.

[PanasonicPlasmaMan]

$700 max

[E55 KEV]

don't have buyers remorse - Sharp is a better manufactor than LG. Maybe you need to buy Digital Video Essential and calibrate your TV for a better picture.