- Electronics stores like Best Buy sell a large selection of television sets and accessories. Not only can you shop in-store, but you can also purchase online at BestBuy.com (see references below). After making the purchase online, you can have your item delivered or pick it up at the nearest Best Buy location. You can also view product details, warranty information and energy efficiency data.
- Department stores also have electronics sections stocked with televisions. Stores like Sears and Macy's sell televisions in a variety of price ranges and offer online shopping as well (Sears.com, Macys.com). These stores often have special events, coupons, and in-store sales that offer a percentage off your total purchase.
- Superstores like Walmart and Target also carry televisions in a variety of makes and models. You can also shop online at Walmart.com and Target.com. The Walmart website also offers a 'Site to Store' option allowing you to shop online and have the television shipped to your nearest store location at no additional charge. When using this option you will receive an email when the shipment has arrived.
- Online retailers and price-compare websites like Buy.com, Amazon.com, and eBay.com offer a very large selection of television options, including both new and used merchandise. Inventory moves quickly as there are usually only a few of the same item in stock, so shopping options change on a regular basis. Most times items can be purchased at discounted prices. Always remember to account for shipping costs when making an online purchase, which can sometimes be expensive when purchasing a heavy, fragile piece of equipment like a television.
- Used televisions can also be purchased at discounted prices from used furniture and appliance stores. Thrift stores such as the Goodwill and Salvation Army stores also sell used televisions at very low prices and the proceeds benefit people in need.
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