The Source The Source's Best Deals from the New Weekly Flyer! The Source's Best Deals from the New Weekly Flyer!
get this dealStarting February 29 and ending March 13 The Source is rolling out a new set of deals with the best savings on Home Theatre, Samsung tablets, and headphones.
As always, we here at RedFlagDeals have arranged this list in desending order of deepest discount and price. At the top of our list for the week is $100 off the mid-range Samsung 43-inch LED HDR 4K Smart TV for a returning price of $399.99. For those on a budget this pairs nicely with the $220 off the JBL Harman 2.1 Channel Soundbar With Virtual Dolby Atmos and Wireless Subwoofer for $279.99. Keeping with electronics for a moment we also have a solid $120 off the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE Tablet for $479.99 for those who prefer their streaming to be a more horizonatal experience.
Moving on we also have a fair few deals on heaphones, in particular when it comes to JBL and JLab. The best deal in terms of both raw savings and proportional discount is $90 off the JBL Harman Tune 760 ANC Over-Ear Wireless Headphones for $99.99. This is as low as the 760s go outside of clearance or liquidation events. Next up we have another treat for Samsung fans in $70 off the Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro Earbuds for $219.99 starting on March 7.
Again, all prices were accurate as of February 29 and the sale will run until March 13 at midnight EST unless otherwise stated. Interested in doing some deal delving yourself? RedFlagDeals has you covered with a digital copy of this week's flyer right here.
Home Theatre
- LG 65-inch Evo C3 4D HDR OLED Smart TV for $2,399.99, or $300 off ending March 7
- Samsung 43-inch Tu690t LED HDR 4K Smart TV for $399.99, or $100 off
- Samsung 65-inch cu7000 Crystal LED UHD HDR 4K Smart TV for $799.99, or $50 off starting March 1
- Samsung 55-inch Cu7000 Crystal LED UHD HDR 4K Smart TV for $699.99, or $50 off starting March 1
- JBL Harman 2.1 Channel Soundbar With Virtual Dolby Atmos and Wireless Subwoofer for $279.99, or $220 off ending March 7
- Echo Show 8 (2nd Gen) for $109.99, or $60 off
Tablets and Laptops
- Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE Tablet for $479.99, or $120 off
- Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ Tablet for $269.99, or $60 off until March 7
- HP 15.6-inch Laptop with i5-1235U CPU, 512 GB SSD, and 8 GB RAM for $599.99, or $100 off
- Asus Vivobook Go 15 15.6-inch Laptop with Ryzen 3-7320U CPU, 128 GB SSD, and 8 GB RAM for $449.99, or $100 off
- Acer Chromebook 314 14-inch Laptop with MT8183 CPU, 128 GB eMMC storage, and 4 GB RAM for $299.99, or $20 off
- Msi Katana 17 17.3-inch Gaming Laptop with i7-12650H CPU, 512 GB SSD, 16 GB RAM, and RTX 4050 for $1,499.99
Audio Devices
- Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro Earbuds for $219.99, or $70 off starting March 7
- JBL Harman Tune 760 ANC Over-Ear Wireless Headphones for $99.99, or $90 off
- JBL Harman Tune 660NC Wireless Noise-Cancelling Headphones for $69.99, or $70 off
- Jlab Audio Jbuds Air Pro Wireless Earbuds for $49.99, or $30 off ending March 6
- Skullcandy Hesh ANC Noise-Cancelling Wireless Headphones for $129.99, or $20 off
- Jlab Audio Go Air Sport Wireless Earbuds for $35.99, or $14 off ending March 6
- Skullcandy Jib True Wireless Earbuds for $39.99, or $10 off
- Anker Flare 2 Bluetooth Waterproof Speaker With Lights for $89.99, or $40 off starting March 7
- JBL Harman Clip 4 Ultra-Portable Water-Resistant Bluetooth Speaker for $69.99, or $30 off starting March 6
- Ultimate Ears Boom 3 Portable Wireless Speaker for $179.99, or $20 off starting March 6
- Echo Dot 5th Gen Smart Speaker for $49.99, or $20 off ending March 7
- Echo Pop Smart Speaker for $34.99, or $20 off
Smart Devices and Smart Home Security
- Samsung Galaxy Watch5 Pro for $479.99, or $80 off
- Samsung Galaxy Watch6 Classic for $479.99, or $70 off
- Eufycam 2 Pro Wireless Security System With 2K Camera 2-Pack for $399.99, or $80 off ending Martch 7
PC Peripherals and Gaming Accessories
- Samsung 32-inch 1080p Curved LCD Monitor at 75 Hz for $239.99, or $90 off
- Astro A30 Wireless Multi-Platform Gaming Headset for $249.99, or $50 off ending Martch 7
- Turtle Beach Recon 500 Wired Multi-Platform Gaming Headset for $79.99, or $20 off
Conclusion
All prices were accurate as of February 29 and the sale ends on March 13.
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View allIf you enjoy true surround sound (instead of simulated spatial audio through a headphone) with Apple Music, especially if you have an Atmos home theatre setup, there really isn't much other choice out there.
And I think it sounds awesome.
The Apple TV always uses the most mass-market chip Apple can make that will support everything they want to do with the device. The new one already has an exclusive feature, Apple Music Sing. That’s a strong indication that Apple will use this as the baseline going forward, and a short generation is usually worth avoiding.
Despite popular belief, Apple actually does work hard to backport features as much as possible. The recent HomePod update is a great example, the original HomePod and Minis got almost all the new features from the new HomePod, excluding the ones that required new hardware.
I would either get the new one on a better deal, or this one on a full clearance deal or used (around $100 or less). Saving that little isn’t worth the lifespan cut.
For those looking for the new one, the Apple EPP site for Perkopolis has the new ones at $5 cheaper than retail. Shoppers has a 20x points deal right now, and Bell Advantage for The Source is $10 cheaper for the 128GB model, those are all OK options.
Not sure what Apple's deal is with all the upgrades so quickly.
For streaming content (including Apple Fitness+) this is a great unit. Even calibrated the settings on my TV for better picture.
You don't need a custom launcher. You map one of the extra buttons to the appdrawer and with one button you bypass the main menu and in any program the one button takes you to the appdrawer which looks like a lean launcher.
If you have a performance issue on any current tvbox which runs say an a53 soc or better. Its the wifi connection or available space that are the 2 leading problems. Once you fill up the small storage space your into a world of issues which can even lead to crashes or freezes. Small storage is the really only bad flaw so pick a device that is dirt cheap to expand if needed.
My self I use firesticks just for certified streaming aps and they are great,dirt cheap and they do auto refresh in netflix just like apple4k. For local playback I use a s905x3(or now they sell x4) which cost me 50 bucks for kodi/coreelec (or slimbox if your knee deep in android eco). I have true hd bistream audio passthru usb 3 and gigabit ports with atleast 4gb of ram. I run dockers/share drives in background for a variety of functions that apple or android can't do and never will.
The new firecube v3 however now offers HD pass thru. Why only it out of its lineup? It has an HDMI input!! So the popular belief is that a disk player could be connected. Thus granting an exception for a streaming platform that also offers multi functions that may require the license.
I'm expecting it to work and have a certain feature set.
Same reason I simply do not touch a LG TV
LG doesn't support DTS passthrough, as nice as their OLEDs are. They don't get my business.
Samsung doesn't support DV. As nice as their TVs are, they don't get my business.
I'm sure AppleTV4k 2022 model is super fast and snappy, but if it doesn't do the full DV spectrum and doesn't have TrueHD, not interested until it does.
The Apple TV 4K is ridiculously overpowered but is kept back in one area due to software. I would not be surprised if such a situation was “suggested” by content providers, to supposedly fight against piracy. Though it doesn’t explain how 3rd-party players such as Infuse are permitted to exist. Corporate logic doesn’t always make sense.
Am willing to bet that Apple could enable audio passthrough overnight with a simple software update.
People will always argue, but think back to older devices and how they hold up now.
Ordered the first day and received mine today.
Like, you wont see a huge difference just using streaming apps, but if you get into more intense applications, you will absolutely see a giant increase.
The 2022 ATV is probably the best value proposition Apple has ever had for a product.
I hate Apple, but they do it right with ATV.
Based on what I gathered from reviews, there is not a noticeable performance difference between 2nd gen and 3rd generation. The 64GB 2nd gen has both ethernet and thread, which the 3rd gen 64GB lacks. Some reviewers found it odd that Apple released an upgraded Apple TV so soon after its predecessor. I am thinking the next iteration of Apple TV will be more revolutionary. I will be happy with this for the time being.
Some people think Dolby Vision support on the shield is better, right now its exactly the same with plex/infuse. Profile 5 and 8 work properly on these devices, 7 falls back to hdr and sometimes plays in a dolby vision container (its hdr, but your tv will say dolby vision).
Oh, and yes IPTV apps are available on apple tv, but Im not sure if any are good. I always just used vlc, easier to manage from my phone and I only ever stream specific events.
So is this, with the Ethernet, the best option then?
I suppose I’m likely to (eventually?) also make use of the apple tv itself - what are you actually missing with not thr newest just released?
Also aren’t these streaming devices ? What are you storing on 64 or even 128gb?
But I'd suspect the ATV is much better for the majority of people especially since nVidia is killing game streaming on the shield and forcing people to switch to Steam, which is evey bit as good if not a better experience on ATV
Google killed 4k movies for everyone that uses a 3rd party device when they shut down Google Play Movies. the YouTube app only plays movies in 1080p on every device I've tried
I have gen 1 and 2, and tempted to get another gen 2 64GB because I can get it for only $122.96
Tivimax ( copy of tivimate )$$ and ISTB my best player!