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HomeElectronicsAudio & VideoTVs & HDTVsBy SizeLG 42LV3500 42-Inch 1080p 60 Hz LED-LCD HDTV |
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| $572.36 This item ships for FREE with Super Saver Shipping. | Used
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86 of 86 found the following review helpful:
 Best bang for your buck! Jun 28, 2011
By TP4217
I thought I made a mistake being that this LG LED TV would be primarily for sports viewing. I completely overlooked the 60hz refresh rate because I wanted so bad to get an LED TV and I thought I made a mistake by not getting at least a 120hz refresh rate for sports viewing. Well, I can honestly say with a straight face that I definitely did not make a mistake. No motion blur and I watch a lot of baseball and have been watching Wimbledon and neither the baseball or the tennis ball has any motion blur what so ever. I know the TV salespeople that push 120hz for sports fanatics will not be happy when I say that you do not need 120hz for sports viewing for this particular LED TV. I don't know about other 60hz LED TVS but this one does not have motion blur and you know how fast a baseball travels and tennis balls go pretty fast too. Now I read somewhere that anything 40 inches or smaller that you won't notice motion blur. That may be the reason why I am not noticing motion blur but it doesn't matter to me why I can watch quick moving sports on this TV without motion blur. I'm just thrilled that I didn't make a mistake and that viewing sports on this TV really is a great experience. This really is a bang for your dollar at 500 bucks.
23 of 23 found the following review helpful:
Worth the price Jun 04, 2011
By G. Gonzalez
Great buy for the price. The Picture Quality is great. The sensor bothered me at first but I just turned it off. If not the TV dims whenever someone turned off the lights. Everything else is ok and the TV fits perfectly in a 6 x 7 small room we had in the house. If you are looking for a small, lightweight TV for around $500, look no further. 5 starts!
27 of 28 found the following review helpful:
LG 37" gaming greatness May 21, 2011
By Todd A. Coco
"toddacoco"
I ordered this TV to connect to a new computer I just build as well as my PS3 and Xbox 360. All I can say so far is WOW!!. This LG tv is the real deal. I am running each through HDMI connections and am am very, very satisfied. I have run every game I love on this TV and have not regretted one single second. My set arrived within 2 days of ordering and it's setup took all of 15 minutes. I am sitting about 6 feet from it and is very very clear and crisp. Talk about the ultimate monitor. This one satisfies. Don't hesitate to get your hands on one of these at the great price Amazon has. Well it's back to more Red Dead Redemption. Whoa there, Let's Go!!!!!
13 of 13 found the following review helpful:
Gaming glory Nov 28, 2011
By Timothy Bennett
"Electronics dreamer t.j."
I chose this tv because after a lot of research i knew i didn't want a 120hz tv because i hate the way it makes the picture look. Like a soap opera. Good movies feel like you're watching the movie being made instead of a cinematic experience. So i knew i wanted a 60hz tv because 120 is a joke and marketing scam. Read any avs forum.
So what makes a good picture. The response time. That is the amount of time it takes a black to turn to a white. The largest color change in the spectrum. The longer this process takes, the more blur. Blur is B A D. Plasma's have such a good picture quality because the response time is .001ms. Most LED tv's are 8 to 5 ms. This tv is 4ms. This is also very crucial for gaming because it can actually make your eyes hurt after a while and the blur will also make you think you saw something that you didn't actually see. 4ms is very fast for a 60hz tv and especially on a bigger tv. Some computer gaming monitors reach down to 1 or 2 ms but most 5ms. I've gone with the gaming monitors before and only brands like Samsung and Lg do a good job of making a good picture.
One last thing about the picture. This tv does have some edge bleeding. It's not that bad but it's there. I've seen a lot worse. In fact it is minimal on this tv so i was happy. You only notice it when the screen is black though.
As for looks. My friends comment on how thin it is everytime.
All in all i am very happy with the picture quality, the looks of the tv itself and one thing that i forgot to mention is that this tv does an awesome job at reducing glare. My plasma is horrible lol.
13 of 13 found the following review helpful:
Great Television Jul 01, 2011
By Greg M. Robinson
I am very pleased with my new LG 42LV3500 1080p LED TV, out of the box thus unit was turn key, this unit is replacing my LG 37 in LCD television, my 37 inch was working perfectly but decided to up grade to full HD and the LED model, I have to say the picture color and clarity is stunning to me, minor adjustments were to make the auto picture dimming set to medium, and the usual detailing of the picture but I have all my components linked up via HDMI and I am really impressed, one feature I like is the live scan, with this turned on you can operate the television or the blue ray and the TV knows how and what to change to and back to automatically, pretty cool feature In my estimation you can not go wrong with LG its kind of a thing of either you like there products or not, I have several appliances that are LG and have never had an issue with anything, I am expecting many years of fine television viewing.
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