How much is a 3D TV worth these days?

[Villain714]

Hello everyone. First off, thank you for taking the time to read my post.

I own a 2015 55 inch LG EF9500 3D/4K TV.
As we know, no new LG 3d TVs seem to be in the works as many of us im sure hoped for. That said, I feel like ive waited enough and feel it maybe time to part ways with 3d, and focus more on 4k and UHD content.

My question is, is there anyway I can value how much my TV is worth or is there anyone who can tell me what you think I could sell it for? Im having a really hard time figuring it out, as there is nothing online that I can find to go off by.

Thank you in advance for your replies.

[presidentevil3d]

Originally Posted by Villain714

Hello everyone. First off, thank you for taking the time to read my post.

I own a 2015 55 inch LG EF9500 3D/4K TV.
As we know, no new LG 3d TVs seem to be in the works as many of us im sure hoped for. That said, I feel like ive waited enough and feel it maybe time to part ways with 3d, and focus more on 4k and UHD content.

My question is, is there anyway I can value how much my TV is worth or is there anyone who can tell me what you think I could sell it for? Im having a really hard time figuring it out, as there is nothing online that I can find to go off by.

Thank you in advance for your replies.

thats a good model, does it have hdr?

if it does, the current sets arent gonna be much more than a sideways step unless you go bigger or to oled

i think 400 500 could be a fair price if can find a 3d fanatic

[BLMN]

There is a market for used 3D tvs, more than just 400-500 bucks. Not too long ago I saw some going for north of $1000. It all depends on size, brand and if the 3D is effective on that set/model. OP can try AVS forums, over there you can find more information on this.

[Villain714]

Thank you guys. Yea its a 55inch LG 3d. So passive 3d, no need for fancy heavy 3d glasses. At 400-500 I will def keep lol I was hoping 1,000-1,500.

[revgen]

1,000 to 1,500 is what the 55 inch LG E6 and C6 are selling for on Ebay (the sold listings, not the ridiculous asking prices). Unlike the E6 and C6 models, the earlier EF9500 doesn't support Dolby Vision.

[DVD Josh]

I've picked up a few in the 55-65 range for $400 to $500 on FB marketplace.

[film11]

I picked up an LG 50" 2013 set off of Craigslist for $200. Two years later, still going strong.

[Kenbar]

Originally Posted by Villain714

Hello everyone. First off, thank you for taking the time to read my post.

I own a 2015 55 inch LG EF9500 3D/4K TV.
As we know, no new LG 3d TVs seem to be in the works as many of us im sure hoped for. That said, I feel like ive waited enough and feel it maybe time to part ways with 3d, and focus more on 4k and UHD content.

My question is, is there anyway I can value how much my TV is worth or is there anyone who can tell me what you think I could sell it for? Im having a really hard time figuring it out, as there is nothing online that I can find to go off by.

Thank you in advance for your replies.

A few variables here. First does it have any burn in? How many hours?

I have a 2016 C6 Oled I retired a few years ago (3+) . Bought a used 2015 4K LG LED passive 3D off Craiglist from a lady...and planted it right in front of my Oled. Saving the Oled as a back-up (or maybe a tomb stone), best for last.. They are up in the movie room...only used for movies. So it might be many many years before the precious N rare Oled get's used again. I'm still hoping for a 3D comeback from some company.

I will never sell my 3D tv's...have over 300 3D blurays. But if yours has a clean 3D image...no burn in...I would think you could get at least...well over $1000 for it. Rare birds they be...

[Villain714]

Thank you for the reply. No burn-in and only 8,200 hours on it of use.