LG 55LH40 55-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV, Gloss Black
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55" LCD HDTV, 1920 x 1080 Resolution, 120 Hz, 70,000:1 Contrast Ratio, ATSC/NTSC/Clear QAM - 1 Tuner, SRS TruSurround XT, 4 HDMI input
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- LCD HDTV features an elegant & distinctive design with swivel stand- 1080p Full HD resolution 1920 x 1080p Trumotion 120Hz panel for clear smooth images even for fast action scenes with 4x HDMI v 1.3 digital inputs
- Intelligent Sensor Mode LG's Smart Energy Saving Technology, Energy Star 3.0 compliant
- Invisible speaker system with Dolby Digital 5.1 & Clear voice for richer more balanced sound & a polished look
- 70,000:1 Dynamic contrast ratio
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By Wesley D. Shuler
This product was an awesome value for the price! Shipping went well and totally pleased with this unit.
By Wiley (USA)
Forget about the 2 star review, I first purchased a 2500 dollar lcd for my media room, which spends much time as a pc monitor, I bought a 47 inch lg to replace it, it was 1100 dollars, Since then every tv is being replaced with lg units. The operation is good, the picture is every bit as good as the 2500 dollar set that didn't play well with pc's The HDMI problems are just as much a part of the technology as any problems with the tv, every link has to be 1.2 hdmi, or you will have problems, even then, hdmi can be tricky, The hdmi technology still needs improvement, Just that simple. Not the fault of the TV. I have many issues with other components with hdmi once in a while. Especially on some of the lame HD cable boxes, which are really brand and model dependent. The LG brabd represents tremendous value. A comment made on another review, claiming LG uses inferior components is false. Yes, lg does produce many other brands that are very inexpensive, and they do use lower quality components, if you bothered to look, the LG uses better power supplies. If you want to throw stones, take a look at all sony kdl series tv's, then the xbr, huge difference. This set cost's half of an xbr, and trounces the kdl series, at a lower or equal cost.
By D. E. Scott (Indiana)
Hi Guys, I know it can be exhausting reading/researching all of the reviews about so many different flats. I started a year ago and was pretty convinced with Samsung but glad I didn't get any of them (650, 750...series, etc.) because the reviews a year later are not so hot. I was going to buy Walmart's Visio 55" 120hz this week for $1398 because it looked like a great flat and the reviews weren't half bad either. I went to Best Buy to get a surround sound (research on customer reviews was minimal for these because the flat was tiring enough, lol). Anyway, I saw the LG 55" 120hz for around $70 dollars more. The only perk over the Visio was this one had 70k ratio vs. Visio's 50k. Took it home and with the help of a friend, had the flat up and going an hour or so. Most of my time was invested with centering and installing the support bracket on the wall. I probably could have hung the sucker myself being it is only 70lbs but better to be safe. I hooked up my 5.1 and Blue-ray today. I am not hard to please as I have endured over ten years with an old tv (small tv at that, lol) from 1995 with no surround sound. I really think it's an awesome flat. I haven't adjusted one thing and the flat looks absolutely great. You will want a surround system or sound bar, the sound is just good ole tv quality sound. I will probably try some fine tuning when I get around to reading the manuals. Anyhow, for those that are interested, I bought the Sony DAV-HDX285 Home Theatre system and the Samsung BD-P3600 Blu-ray player. I don't like integrated units because of the possibility of one part going bad. I bought this particular Sony BR because it has the wireless network technology...I am listening to Christmas music right now from [...] as I write this novel, lol. I also use it for my Netflix movies. All of the components mixed together sound just like the movie theater in my living room, of course my living room is close to the size of one, 1200 sq. ft., lol. Anyway, I will report back here if anything goes haywire. One last thought, I didn't buy any of those very expensive warranty packages. The manufacture is good for one year. I figure if your product can make it one year it will probably do well for you beyond that. Merry Christmas all....Dave
By S. Bourgeois (Houston, Texas)
we just bought this tv and the color and sound is wonderful. great investment.
By K. Mottus (Wyoming, Michigan United States)
Purached the tv for the good price at the local retailer. Took it home and set it up. As soon as the picture was up I was not happy. The colors were dull. And there is not a lot what you can do about it. Contrast ratio is bad too. I had a DVd in and that looked afoul. Big chunks of unformed colors. Even the Blue _ray was not clear and HD as it suppose to be. And I dont know what it was, but motion was sometimes hard to watch on tv. Felt weird for the eyes. I do understand, that just a standard tv channels can not look that good in a huge TV, but this was not good at all. Colors and clarity are deeply off.
So if you just want a big tv without quality behind it and you are just willing to go and waste your money on that, then go ahead!
We returned it and got ourselves Sony VE5 Eco. And as picky as I am- I am happy ! Colors and sharpness are like out of the different world!
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