Courts vs Harvey Norman vs Best Denki for TVs in Singapore 2026

Buying a new TV in Singapore in 2026 usually comes down to three retailers: Courts, Harvey Norman, and Best Denki. They all sell essentially the same Samsung, LG, Sony, and TCL panels. They all publish similar-looking sale prices during the same handful of annual promo windows. And they all deliver to your HDB with roughly the same lead time. So how do you actually choose? Here is the honest picture for a Singapore buyer shopping a 55-inch to 75-inch TV in Q4 2026.

The verdict

For a Singapore buyer in 2026, no single retailer wins outright on TV headline price. Samsung, LG, Sony, and TCL flagships land within 3 to 8 percent of each other across Courts, Harvey Norman, and Best Denki at any given moment, and the gap flips depending on the week and the specific SKU.

Courts wins on speed of delivery and full-service wall-mount packaging. Same-day delivery is available on a wide range of TV SKUs, wall-mount services are bundled at fixed prices from around SGD 99 for 40-inch to 65-inch models, and roadshow deals fill in the corners. Courts is the safest pick if you need the TV mounted this weekend and want a single receipt covering everything.

Harvey Norman wins on extended warranty depth and free delivery above SGD 200. Product Care extended cover picks up where the manufacturer warranty ends, which is the single biggest financial protection on a flagship OLED above SGD 2,500. Wall-mount installation is straightforward at SGD 60 plus the bracket. Superstore Sale weekends layer meaningful discounts. Harvey Norman is the pick if you plan to keep the TV 5 years or longer.

Best Denki wins on Best Price Guarantee and OLED depth. If you arrive with a lower competitor price on the identical SKU, Best Denki will typically match. Their LG OLED range (C-series, G-series) is the deepest of the three, and they run frequent Payday Sale windows with free installation and delivery bundled on selected large-size promotions. Best Denki is the pick if you know the exact TV you want and are willing to negotiate.

Courts, Harvey Norman and Best Denki are not on ShopBack Singapore at the moment, so orders at those three do not earn ShopBack Cashback. If you have settled on a Samsung or LG TV, check the brand's own store through ShopBack before you pay: Samsung SG and LG are both on ShopBack Singapore.

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The three retailers at a glance

Dimension	Courts	Harvey Norman	Best Denki
Store footprint	Large; Megastore Tampines flagship plus multiple mall stores	Large; Superstore Millenia Walk flagship plus mall stores	Large; multiple mall stores across the island
Samsung authorised	Yes	Yes	Yes
LG authorised	Yes	Yes	Yes
Sony authorised	Yes	Yes	Yes
TCL / Hisense authorised	Yes; deep range	Yes	Yes
Same-day delivery on TVs	Yes on eligible SKUs; SGD 88 premium slot	Yes on eligible SKUs; standard timing	Yes on eligible SKUs; free on selected promos
Free delivery threshold	Varies by SKU and slot	Free above SGD 200 online	Frequently free on promo SKUs
Wall-mount installation	From SGD 99 bundled (40 to 65 inch); higher for larger	From SGD 60 (bracket separate)	Free bundled on selected TV promos
Extended warranty	Selected brands and SKUs	Product Care available across range	Selected brands and SKUs
Price-match policy	Case-by-case	Case-by-case	Best Price Guarantee published
On ShopBack Singapore	Not at the moment	Not at the moment	Not at the moment

Samsung and LG TVs are also sold on the brands' own stores; check the live Cashback rate on the Samsung SG and LG pages on ShopBack.

Headline TV pricing across the three (indicative bands, Q3 2026)

Prices below are illustrative retail bands observed on the retailers' online catalogues in mid to late August 2026, drawn from Samsung Singapore authorised dealer listings and each retailer's TV category pages. Actual on-day pricing shifts with promo campaigns; verify directly before purchase.

55-inch premium 4K OLED and QLED

Model (indicative)	Courts	Harvey Norman	Best Denki
Samsung 55-inch OLED S90 series (2025 refresh)	around SGD 2,499 to 2,799	around SGD 2,499 to 2,799	around SGD 2,499 to 2,799
LG 55-inch OLED C5 (2025 refresh)	around SGD 2,999 to 3,399	around SGD 2,999 to 3,399	around SGD 2,899 to 3,299 (deepest OLED discounting)
Sony 55-inch Bravia 8 OLED	around SGD 3,199 to 3,599	around SGD 3,199 to 3,599	around SGD 3,199 to 3,599
TCL 55-inch C855 QD-Mini LED	around SGD 1,499 to 1,899	around SGD 1,499 to 1,899	around SGD 1,499 to 1,899

65-inch premium 4K OLED and QLED

Model (indicative)	Courts	Harvey Norman	Best Denki
Samsung 65-inch Neo QLED QN90 series	around SGD 3,199 to 3,899	around SGD 3,199 to 3,899	around SGD 3,199 to 3,899
LG 65-inch OLED C5	around SGD 3,999 to 4,499	around SGD 3,999 to 4,499	around SGD 3,899 to 4,399
Sony 65-inch Bravia 8 OLED	around SGD 4,199 to 4,699	around SGD 4,199 to 4,699	around SGD 4,199 to 4,699
Hisense 65-inch U8 Mini LED	around SGD 1,899 to 2,299	around SGD 1,899 to 2,299	around SGD 1,899 to 2,299

75-inch and larger

Model (indicative)	Courts	Harvey Norman	Best Denki
Samsung 75-inch QN90 Neo QLED	around SGD 4,999 to 5,999	around SGD 4,999 to 5,999	around SGD 4,999 to 5,999
LG 77-inch OLED C5	around SGD 6,499 to 7,499	around SGD 6,499 to 7,499	around SGD 6,299 to 7,299
Sony 75-inch Bravia 8 OLED	around SGD 6,999 to 7,999	around SGD 6,999 to 7,999	around SGD 6,999 to 7,999
TCL 85-inch C855 QD-Mini LED	around SGD 3,499 to 3,999	around SGD 3,499 to 3,999	around SGD 3,499 to 3,999

Reading the tables: sticker pricing on Samsung, Sony, and TCL panels is essentially identical across the three retailers because manufacturer MSRP discipline is strong on flagship SKUs. LG OLED often sees slightly deeper discounting at Best Denki because their catalogue depth on the brand attracts more volume-driven pricing. The genuine spread you can capture comes from bundles (free soundbar, free extended warranty, free wall mount) and sale timing.

Where each retailer wins

Courts wins on delivery speed and one-receipt wall-mount

Courts operates a delivery fleet that supports same-day delivery on eligible TV SKUs when you order before the daily cut-off. Premium delivery slots (11am to 3pm and after 3pm) are available at SGD 88 including GST. On premium delivery orders, wall-mount installation can be scheduled the same afternoon for orders in the earlier slot.

Courts' partner installer network (branded Guru) sells fixed-price wall-mount packages:

• Fixed mount, 40-inch to 65-inch TV: starts around SGD 99 including bracket, delivery, and installation.
• Fixed mount, 66-inch to 75-inch TV: higher SKU-dependent pricing.
• Full-motion mount, 66-inch to 75-inch TV: further premium.

The single-receipt convenience is genuine. You buy the TV, pay for the wall mount at the same checkout, and one team handles the entire delivery-plus-install job. For time-poor buyers or first-time HDB movers, this is the highest-value proposition among the three.

If you're buying a Samsung or LG TV via Courts, time the order for a major sale window. Wall-mounting service is not applicable for same-day delivery TVs at Courts, so if you need both same-day and mounting, order the TV for delivery on your preferred install day rather than for same-day.

Harvey Norman wins on Product Care and free delivery threshold

Harvey Norman is a full-line authorised dealer for Samsung, LG, Sony, TCL, Hisense, Panasonic, and Philips TVs. Free delivery on online orders above SGD 200 covers essentially every TV in the store, and their delivery team is competent for standard placement (unboxing, stand assembly, connection to your existing wall socket). Wall-mount installation adds SGD 60 for the mount labour, with the wall bracket priced separately.

The single strongest reason to choose Harvey Norman on a premium OLED is Product Care. Their extended warranty programme picks up where the manufacturer's included warranty ends. On a Samsung or LG flagship above SGD 2,500 that you plan to own for 5 years or more, the extended premium often makes financial sense against the risk of an out-of-warranty panel or logic-board fault. On a sub-SGD 1,000 mid-tier LCD, the premium can approach 15 percent of the TV price and rarely pays back.

Harvey Norman also runs frequent Superstore Sale weekends (typically month-end and around major sale windows) that take meaningful discounts off the standard shelf price. If you're patient enough to wait 2 to 4 weeks for the next sale window, Harvey Norman is usually the retailer that surfaces the best combined bundle price.

Best Denki wins on Best Price Guarantee and OLED depth

Best Denki carries the deepest OLED range among the three, including current-year LG C-series and G-series flagships, Samsung S-series QLED and OLED, and Sony Bravia OLED across all mainstream sizes. If you know you want an OLED and you're comparing specific SKUs, Best Denki is where you'll find the widest catalogue and the tightest inventory.

Best Denki publishes a Best Price Guarantee covering verified lower prices from authorised Singapore competitors on identical model numbers with the same warranty and bundle terms. In practice, this means:

• Bring a printed or on-screen price from Courts or Harvey Norman on the identical SKU.
• Ask a store associate to verify at the customer service desk.
• Approval is usually granted for authorised competitor pricing; flash-sale marketplace listings may fall outside the definition.
• The guarantee applies at time of purchase, not retroactively.

Best Denki also runs a monthly Payday Sale cycle with headline discounts up to SGD 350 off appliances, GrabPay-linked payment bonuses, and free installation bundled on selected TV promotions. The Payday Sale cadence is a genuine advantage for buyers who can time the purchase to the cycle.

The sale cadence that actually matters

Singapore's TV pricing does not move linearly through the year. Four large sale windows dominate:

Chinese New Year (January to February): reunion-dinner living-room upgrade timing. All three retailers run TV bundles. Depth varies year to year but 65-inch and 75-inch panels tend to see the sharpest markdowns.

Great Singapore Sale (June to July): island-wide multi-retailer window. Historically the deepest single sale for electronics in the calendar. All three retailers participate; watch for stackable card-linked promotions from DBS, UOB, and Citi.

COMEX (early September): the Suntec Convention Centre floor show, which ran from 3 to 6 September in 2026. Courts, Harvey Norman, and Best Denki typically exhibit alongside the brands (Samsung, LG, Sony, TCL, Hisense). Show-floor deals are competitive, but in-person floor purchases do not earn ShopBack Cashback. IT Show, the sister show, runs in March.

11.11 through Black Friday through 12.12 (early November to mid December): online-first sale wave. All three retailers push their online storefronts hardest here.

If you are buying a Samsung or LG TV in any of these windows, check the brand's own store through ShopBack before you pay.

Outside these four windows, wait if you can. The average shelf-price improvement between sale and non-sale weeks on a premium OLED is often 8 to 15 percent, which dwarfs the delta between retailers.

Delivery, wall-mount, and installation compared

TV delivery in Singapore is straightforward for standard placement (existing entertainment unit, wall socket in place). Wall-mounting adds complexity: bracket choice, wall type (concrete vs partition), cable concealment, and warranty on the install itself.

Courts: same-day delivery available at SGD 88 premium slot. Wall-mount bundled from SGD 99 for 40 to 65-inch, higher for larger. Third-party installer (Guru) handles the mount separately from the delivery team. Free wall-mounting is time-limited to 2 months from delivery date on selected promotions. Not applicable for same-day delivery TVs.

Harvey Norman: free delivery above SGD 200 online. Wall-mount installation SGD 60 labour plus bracket. Cables concealed only if there's an existing open channel; otherwise standard install with visible cables. Simple, transparent pricing.

Best Denki: free installation on many TV promotions, free wall-mount bundled on selected larger-size sale SKUs (check the specific TV listing for what's included). Best-value bundle if you can find your target SKU on a matching promotion.

Third-party installers (Fixmove, HandyGuys, similar): start around SGD 80 for a basic mount if you already own the bracket. Advantage: choose your installer, schedule flexibility. Disadvantage: no single-receipt with the retailer, and warranty on the install rests with the installer rather than the retailer.

If mounting is complicated (drywall, partition, cable channel needed through the wall), get a quote from an independent installer before committing to the retailer bundle. Retailer-bundled installs are optimised for standard-case installations.

Real-world buyer paths

Different buyers should route differently across the three retailers. Here are the eight most common Singapore TV-buying profiles.

The HDB first-mover in Q4 2026 who needs the TV next weekend: Courts, same-day delivery with a Friday afternoon slot, book the wall-mount for Saturday. One receipt, one team, one weekend.

The condo owner buying an LG C5 OLED for a 5-year hold: Harvey Norman with Product Care extended warranty. The Product Care premium on a SGD 3,500 flagship OLED is a rational hedge against a Year 4 or Year 5 panel or logic-board fault outside the manufacturer's 3-year warranty.

The bargain-hunter who's willing to negotiate: Best Denki with a printed competitor quote from Courts or Harvey Norman on the identical SKU. Ask for the Best Price Guarantee at the customer service desk.

The Sony Bravia loyalist: any of the three; Sony pricing is nearly identical across the trio. Choose on delivery preference (Courts for speed, Harvey Norman for free-above-SGD-200, Best Denki for potential bundle stack).

The TCL or Hisense value buyer chasing 75-inch or 85-inch for under SGD 4,000: Courts has the deepest Chinese-brand catalogue and the most aggressive delivery-plus-mount bundling on large-size QLED. Harvey Norman is a close second on the same brands.

The tech-show attendee (COMEX in September, IT Show in March): visit the show floor for demos and ask which show deals are honoured online. In-person floor purchases do not earn ShopBack Cashback.

The renter who moves every 2 years: skip the wall mount, use the TV stand. Courts, Harvey Norman, or Best Denki all sell floor-standing units. Prioritise price and delivery lead time over installation bundle.

The gaming-first buyer prioritising 4K 120Hz and low input lag: LG C5 OLED, Samsung S95F QLED, or Sony Bravia 8. Best Denki has the deepest LG OLED range, which is the strongest gaming panel line in 2026.

When this comparison does not apply

• You want to shop Lazada, Shopee, or Amazon marketplace listings: those are separate merchants, sometimes with grey-market inventory, no local warranty on unauthorised imports, and different cashback rates. ShopBack covers the platforms directly (Lazada and Shopee flagship stores generally carry authorised inventory).
• You need a commercial-display TV (hotel, F&B, digital signage): Courts and Harvey Norman have limited commercial catalogues. Contact Samsung, LG, and Sony's B2B sales channels directly.
• You're on a rock-bottom budget under SGD 500: consider carousell used, Facebook Marketplace, or clearance display units at Courts and Harvey Norman. New TVs from all three retailers rarely go below SGD 500 for meaningful screen sizes.
• You want a projector instead of a TV: separate category. Best Denki has the deepest home-projector catalogue among the three; Courts and Harvey Norman carry a narrower range.
• You care about screen accuracy for professional colour work: none of the three retailers publish calibration reports. Consider factory-calibrated Sony Master Series or a specialist AV retailer for that use case.
• You want to defer everything and buy at 11.11: valid strategy.
• Your existing TV died and you need a replacement today: Courts same-day delivery is the fastest path; the price premium over waiting for a sale is worth it if you're mid-drama-series.
• You're relocating overseas within 12 months: the transport and voltage-conversion cost usually exceeds the value of the TV. Consider a smaller cheaper set or buy on arrival.

Cashback and bundles

Courts, Harvey Norman and Best Denki are not on ShopBack Singapore at the moment, so orders at those three do not earn ShopBack Cashback. If your shortlist is a Samsung or LG TV, the brands' own stores are on ShopBack Singapore: Samsung SG and LG. Going through ShopBack is the step before you pay there, and on a SGD 3,000 to SGD 6,000 OLED the Cashback is worth checking.

Practical routine:

1. Decide the specific TV SKU (brand, size, model year).
2. Check today's shelf price on courts.com.sg, harveynorman.com.sg, and bestdenki.com.sg, and on the brand's own store.
3. Look up the live Cashback rate on the brand's ShopBack page.
4. Compare each retailer's shelf price minus any bundle savings (free soundbar, free warranty) against the brand store price.
5. If Best Denki is your pick and another retailer has a lower shelf price, print the lower quote and request the Best Price Guarantee match in store.
6. If the brand store wins, click through from its ShopBack page and complete the purchase in the same session.

Cashback can apply alongside card promotions (DBS, UOB, Citi) and manufacturer trade-in bundles. It does not apply with promo offers that specifically exclude cashback platforms, so read the fine print on any promo code before you assume both apply.

Key takeaways

• No single retailer wins outright on TV headline pricing in Singapore in 2026; Samsung, LG, Sony, and TCL flagship pricing lands within 3 to 8 percent across Courts, Harvey Norman, and Best Denki at any given moment
• Courts is fastest for same-day delivery and offers the strongest one-receipt wall-mount bundle from around SGD 99 for 40 to 65-inch TVs
• Harvey Norman wins on Product Care extended warranty for buyers holding a flagship OLED 5 years or longer, with free delivery above SGD 200 online
• Best Denki wins on Best Price Guarantee and OLED catalogue depth, particularly for LG C-series and G-series flagships
• COMEX (3 to 6 September in 2026, at Suntec Convention Centre) is one of four large annual sale windows alongside Chinese New Year, Great Singapore Sale, and 11.11 through 12.12
• All three retailers are Samsung Singapore authorised dealers, so warranty on Samsung TVs is honoured identically regardless of which of the three you buy from
• Wall-mount installation ranges from SGD 60 labour-only at Harvey Norman (bracket separate) to bundled packages from around SGD 99 at Courts to free-with-promo at Best Denki
• Courts, Harvey Norman and Best Denki are not on ShopBack Singapore at the moment; for a Samsung or LG TV, check the brand's own store through ShopBack before you pay
• For most Singapore buyers in Q4 2026, the retailer-choice delta is smaller than the sale-timing delta; wait for a major sale window if you can

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Disclaimer

The views and recommendations expressed in this article are those of the author.

Retail prices, sale calendars, delivery and installation fees, extended warranty terms, and cashback rates are subject to change. Please verify pricing, warranty terms, and delivery scheduling directly with Courts, Harvey Norman, and Best Denki before making a purchase decision. The pricing figures cited reflect indicative retail bands at time of writing and will differ on the day.

This article is intended for general informational purposes only and should not be considered professional financial or purchasing advice.

FAQs

Who has the cheapest TVs in Singapore in 2026: Courts, Harvey Norman, or Best Denki? None of the three consistently wins on sticker price for the same TV. Headline pricing on flagship Samsung, LG, Sony, and TCL panels typically lands within 3 to 8 percent of each other across Courts, Harvey Norman, and Best Denki at any given moment. Best Denki publishes a Best Price Guarantee that will match a verified lower price from an authorised competitor. Courts runs frequent same-day-delivery promos. Harvey Norman leans on Product Care extended warranty and periodic multi-buy bundles. None of the three is on ShopBack Singapore at the moment, so if you are set on a Samsung or LG TV, also check the price on the brand's own store through ShopBack (Samsung SG or LG) before you pay.

When do Courts, Harvey Norman, and Best Denki run their biggest TV sales in Singapore each year? The four largest annual TV sale windows in Singapore are Chinese New Year (January to February), the Great Singapore Sale (June to July), COMEX at Suntec (early September, dated 3 to 6 September in 2026), and 11.11 through Black Friday through 12.12 (early November to mid December). Courts adds regular in-store roadshows and same-day-delivery promotions. Harvey Norman runs frequent Superstore Sale and Boxing Day promotions. Best Denki runs a Payday Sale roughly monthly and runs OLED-specific bundle events. If you are buying a Samsung or LG TV in any of these windows, check the brand's own store through ShopBack before you pay, since the three retailers are not on ShopBack Singapore at the moment.

How much does TV wall-mount installation cost at Courts, Harvey Norman, and Best Denki? Courts partners with third-party wall-mount installers (branded Guru) with fixed wall-mount packages starting around SGD 99 for 40-inch to 65-inch TVs including a basic bracket, delivery, and installation, scaling to SGD 150 and above for 66-inch to 75-inch and full-motion mounts. Harvey Norman charges an installation fee from SGD 60 for a wall mount, with the wall bracket priced separately. Best Denki offers free installation on many TV promotions and free wall-mounting is bundled on selected larger-size sale SKUs. Independent installers (Fixmove, HandyGuys, and similar) start around SGD 80 for basic mounts if you already own the bracket. Always confirm whether the quoted fee includes the bracket, cable concealment, and wall type surcharge before booking.

Which TV brands are strongest at each retailer in Singapore? Courts has strong coverage across Samsung, LG, Sony, TCL, Hisense, and Philips, with particularly deep TCL and Hisense QLED inventory driven by their aggressive price-to-size ratio. Harvey Norman is a full-line authorised dealer with strong bundle deals on Samsung Neo QLED and Sony Bravia flagship models, and Product Care extended warranty availability across all brands. Best Denki carries the largest OLED catalogue among the three, with the deepest LG OLED range (including current-year C-series and G-series flagships) plus Samsung S-series QLED and OLED. All three retailers are Samsung Singapore authorised dealers, so warranty on Samsung TVs is honoured identically regardless of which of the three you buy from.

Does Best Denki really match competitor prices on TVs? Best Denki advertises a Best Price Guarantee across its site and stores. In practice, the guarantee covers authorised Singapore competitors on identical model numbers with the same warranty and bundle terms, verified via a published price at the time of your visit. Bring a printed or on-screen price comparison to a Best Denki store for the fastest approval; online chat requests take longer to verify. Note that flash-sale prices on Lazada or Shopee marketplace listings may fall outside the definition of 'authorised competitor' at Best Denki's discretion. If you want the retailer that will negotiate hardest on TV pricing, Best Denki plus a printed competitor quote is the strongest opening move.

Is Product Care from Harvey Norman worth it on a TV? Harvey Norman's Product Care extended warranty covers post-manufacturer-warranty faults (typically starting from Year 2 or Year 3 depending on the brand's included warranty). On a flagship OLED priced above SGD 2,500, the coverage tends to make more financial sense than on a sub-SGD 1,000 mid-tier LCD, where the extended premium can approach 15 percent of the TV price. The value depends on your risk tolerance and how long you plan to own the TV. Buyers who upgrade every 4 to 5 years typically benefit; buyers who plan to replace within the manufacturer warranty window rarely see payback. Read the coverage terms on productcareclaims.com before committing.

Can I buy a TV at COMEX 2026 and still get ShopBack cashback? COMEX 2026 ran from 3 to 6 September at Suntec Convention Centre, so this year's show is over. Purchases at exhibition booths do not earn ShopBack Cashback, because Cashback only tracks on online orders started from ShopBack. Courts, Harvey Norman and Best Denki are also not on ShopBack Singapore at the moment. If a brand such as Samsung or LG honours a show price on its own online store, start from the brand's page on ShopBack before you pay.

What size TV should I buy for an HDB living room in Singapore? For a standard HDB living room with 2.5 to 3 metre viewing distance, 55-inch to 65-inch is the sweet spot for 4K panels. Smaller than 55-inch and the 4K resolution is wasted at typical viewing distance. Larger than 75-inch tends to overwhelm the wall space in a 4-room HDB unless you have an unusually open layout. Executive condo and landed home living rooms with 3.5 metre or greater viewing distance can comfortably accommodate 75-inch to 85-inch. All three retailers stock 55, 65, 75, and 85-inch across major brands. Consider wall-mount clearance and cable concealment options before committing to the largest size.

Do I need a soundbar with a new OLED TV in Singapore? OLED and premium QLED TVs have thin cabinet designs that leave limited room for meaningful speaker drivers, so built-in audio is functional rather than cinematic. If you watch streaming series and news, the built-in speakers on current-year LG C-series, Samsung S-series, or Sony Bravia flagships are acceptable. If you watch films, sports, or gaming with any regularity, a Dolby Atmos soundbar (Samsung Q-series, LG SC-series, Sony HT-series, or Sonos Arc) transforms the experience. Bundle deals at Courts, Harvey Norman, and Best Denki often pair a same-brand soundbar with the TV at meaningfully discounted combined pricing. Check bundle economics against buying separately.

Where do I activate ShopBack cashback on a TV purchase in Singapore? Courts, Harvey Norman and Best Denki are not on ShopBack Singapore at the moment, so orders at those three do not earn ShopBack Cashback. If you are buying a Samsung or LG TV, sign up or log in at shopback.sg, open the Samsung SG or LG page, click through to the brand's store and complete the purchase in the same session. Check the live Cashback rate and terms on that page before you buy.

Do electronics returns affect ShopBack cashback? Yes. Returned or refunded items do not earn ShopBack Cashback. Cashback on what you keep confirms after the store's return window closes; the expected confirmation time is shown on each store's ShopBack page.