Imagine spending $100,000 on a TV you don’t like. That’s actually the price of the world’s first TV with a rollable screen. Tap or click to see why Kim says this TV could be worth the money. Being able to test-drive technology can make a world of difference. Good news: An ongoing promotion from manufacturer Hisense will let you test some of its best TVs for 100 days. If you don’t like it, you can return it. You’re guaranteed to get your money back.
You just have to register within 14 days of buying your TV
Once you have your shiny new TV, you must head to Hisense’s promotional website to register your device. This is the only way you can get a refund if you wind up not liking it. Do this within 14 days of your purchase. Just remember: You have 100 days to test any of these TVs. Don’t forget to register within the first 14 days after your purchase. Hisense is hoping you’ll love your new TV, but in case you want to return it, follow these steps:
Return to the same promotional website where you registered your device Send in your receiptAdd pictures that show your TV is in good conditionWait for Hisense to send shipping materials for the TVSend it in
Just like that, you’ve tested out a new TV. If you want to save yourself some time and effort, our news director Ben always tests out the coolest gadgets on the market. He’ll let you know the good, the bad and the ugly, so you aren’t taken by surprise when you buy these devices.
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