Best Shop to buy Fridge, Laundry Machine, Microwave etc in UdonThani or Nongkhai.

[moskito]

gooood morning folks, 
 

i need to buy or upgrade some things in my little house here in Nongkhai. Just doing holidays here from freakn Phuket for about 4-5 month, before going back to hell. 
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I found some stuff online and learned there is often a price difference of 1000-5000.-Baht for the same fridge or Laundry Machine. Specially Thai Watsadu seems to be the 

most expensive shop when it comes to this, while TESCO Lotus is often the cheapest. 
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Ok i could order in Shopee or Lazada but the wife is not happy with it, saying you will get no customer service. Also i learned just yesterday for a laundry machine with a SPECIAL PRICE of 8990.-ONLY 

from Hisense there was suddenly a shipping fee of 2200.-Baht applied while the same item was 10,990 a day before, so actually you safe nothing. 
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long talking short, what is your opinion on a good shop for this above mentioned items in Udon Thani or Nongkhai?  
I know there is HomePro - GlobalHouse - and Whatsadu but are there other, may be even smaller shops with good prices and something like a customer service IF something happends? 
bought a laundrymachine from BEKO in Phuket a year ago and it was broken after 2month, GlobalHouse reacted fast and sent a technician, problem was only the door lock, solved easy. 
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Thanks in advance for answers and  cheers from Rattanawapee

[moskito]

Really NOBODY?   ... may be i should start a political thread in an ASIA forum, to get some attention 😄 😄

 

[Will B Good]

We got all our stuff in one go from Homepro....which looking back was possibly an expensive exercise in being lazy.

 

If you do go for Lazada make sure it is from Lazmall.

 

Support from Homepro was good.

[Hummin]

We buy everything from Powerbuy in Thailand and pick up at our closest store. Smaller gadgets I buy from Lazmall Lazada 

 

https://www.powerbuy.co.th/en

[quake]

Big-C or Lotus, Nongkhai are fine for what you want.

[moskito]

2 hours ago, quake said:

Big-C or Lotus, Nongkhai are fine for what you want.

thx mate, like your Avatar, are you a Twinbrother of Tommy Robinson? 😉 😎
i think i will check Tesco in Nongkhai first and may be the other big shop around the corner, forgot the name

[moskito]

2 hours ago, Hummin said:

We buy everything from Powerbuy in Thailand and pick up at our closest store. Smaller gadgets I buy from Lazmall Lazada 

 

https://www.powerbuy.co.th/en

I do so in Phuket for some items, they have good offers sometimes

[quake]

1 minute ago, moskito said:

thx mate, like your Avatar, are you a Twinbrother of Tommy Robinson? 😉 😎
i think i will check Tesco in Nongkhai first and may be the other big shop around the corner, forgot the name

 

Your welcome. very hard to beat Big-C or Lotus for white goods on price.

Was never a Tommy fan, but maybe we need the likes of Tommy in the uk.

Not many other people care about the place. 

[moskito]

2 hours ago, Will B Good said:

We got all our stuff in one go from Homepro....which looking back was possibly an expensive exercise in being lazy.

 

If you do go for Lazada make sure it is from Lazmall.

 

Support from Homepro was good.

Bought the most things i am having back home in Phuket from Homepro too. Their service is good and the most Electric stuff is not much more expensive as in Lazada or Shopee and you are having the service. I know there is a Homepro in Udon, not in Nongkhai i think. 
THANKS for the tips @all  usually i check a couple of shops out, writing prices down and often saving money.  Was wondering today in the morning about one double door fridge TESCO is selling for 8990 and ThaiWatsadu for 12990.- I mean thats worth to check prices before. 
THANKS 

[moskito]

1 minute ago, quake said:

 

Your welcome. very hard to beat Big-C or Lotus for white goods on price.

Was never a Tommy fan, but maybe we need the likes of Tommy in the uk.

Not many other people care about the place. 

I am more then happy i migrated around 30years ago to Asia, first to Singapore., after to Thailand. Our countries have become shlteholes back in Europe. I wish we had THAI Immigration Laws, would solve the problems in 2-3 years max if really enforced. 
have a good one 

[Keeps]

A fortnight ago got pretty much all the items you listed from Lotus (albeit, not NongKhai). Got a cracking deal with big reductions plus they delivered everything next day. 

 

Excellent service and around 40-50% reductions from original sticker price on most items.

[novacova]

Shop around and don’t be hasty. Quality and warranty is paramount of course. 

[moskito]

1 hour ago, Keeps said:

A fortnight ago got pretty much all the items you listed from Lotus (albeit, not NongKhai). Got a cracking deal with big reductions plus they delivered everything next day. 

 

Excellent service and around 40-50% reductions from original sticker price on most items.

albeit?  my german is much better as my English 😄 where did you shop, There are plenty of TESCOs everywhere, Phonphisai and Phrakat are the closest to me but there is not much in both shops. Phonphisai the BigC is ok,  bought a nice new 32 QLED TV last week, they couldnt make 32 QLEDs before, brand new model, and i am happy with TCL since years. 

[moskito]

1 hour ago, novacova said:

Shop around and don’t be hasty. Quality and warranty is paramount of course. 

laundry is kind of a hobby to the wife 😄 😄 so i will  keep her happy, but you are absolutely right. 

 

[tweedledee2]

I shop around and compare prices first. Over the last 10 years, I have bought an AC, fridge and TV from Big C. A second fridge, microwave and TV from Lotus and a freezer from Macro. I've also bought numerous other small household appliances from the aforementioned, plus Thai Watsudu and other shops. I guess I'm lucky to have never had a warranty service claim.