Why is this an open box whats wrong with the tv null

In my case I believe it was an open box item because the previous owner didn't adjust the picture settings enough to eliminate the jagged edges that appeared on fast-moving objects. I would have returned the TV myself if not for the fact that I had seen this problem many times before on my other TVs and knew that you had to disable some of the "advanced" features (like sharpness enhancement) in order to correct this problem.

Usually and open box item means it's been displayed in the store, and there should not be anything wrong with it. If it's refurbished, I don't think you'd ever find that out, as the product got returned, it would be sent back to the manufacture to get inspection if there's nothing wrong, and it would get repaired if there's something wrong of course.

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In my case I believe it was an open box item because the previous owner didn't adjust the picture settings enough to eliminate the jagged edges that appeared on fast-moving objects. I would have returned the TV myself if not for the fact that I had seen this problem many times before on my other TVs and knew that you had to disable some of the "advanced" features (like sharpness enhancement) in order to correct this problem.
Answered by Wildfire 9 years ago
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Usually and open box item means it's been displayed in the store, and there should not be anything wrong with it. If it's refurbished, I don't think you'd ever find that out, as the product got returned, it would be sent back to the manufacture to get inspection if there's nothing wrong, and it would get repaired if there's something wrong of course.
Answered by granwupis 9 years ago
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