Man, what a ride trying to get one from Target. I wanted to use the combo of the 10% off plus 5% off with Red Card, but wanted it on launch day. Having it shipped would have all but guaranteed not to arrive today so my plan was to hope Target would do an in store pick up on launch day and then at worst I order it online if that falls through. So here's what happened
11:00 pm - Online now sold out. In store pick up activated, but completely unavailable within 100 miles
1:00 am - Same status, go to bed
6:30 am - Wake up, online back available with a 15th delivery date now being reported or tomorrow with express shipping. In store now switched to 4-7 days as they'll ship it so you can pick it up. No availability for in store pick up today. Online stock counter through a dpci search shows almost every store has about 2 to 3 units, with one store with 7 and another with 10, but still no pick up.
8:02 am - Stores are now open, still no in store pick up
8:30 am - Still no in store pick up. Looking like I'll have to go to the store to try to buy it
8:42 am - In store pick up available at 4 locations, finally! I pick the one with 10 units just to make sure. It would suck to get all the discounts but have a place with only two units sell out before they process the pick up
9:13 - Pick up processed and ready
9:35 - Arrive there, notice they have 8 units in a rack, with mine being 9. The stock counter said 10 units with 9 available. So they either sold one, or sold none.
As for the reason I insisted on in store pick up over just going to the store, it's that I believe the discounts are processed differently online than in store. If you do it in store, you apply gift cards first before the Red Card and then the Red Card 5% only gets applied to whatever amount is going on the card where as if you do it online, it knows you're using a Red Card first and applies the 5% to the entire price and then you apply gift cards afterward.
Whew, finally though and now to test it out at work since we have a couple 4K TVs here but too bad none with HDR.