LG 26LZ5RV

LG 26LG3000

I recently decided it was time I dragged myself kicking and screaming into the 21st century, and swapped my old television in for a nice new up to date LCD screen. I only have a small front room and did not need to go mad with one of the 42" televisions that my children and all their friends seem to think they need, so I decided about 26" to 32" would do me fine. I have heard many good reviews and reports from friends that LG make very good televisions so they were always going to be a contender. They are also very reasonably priced in comparison to some of the other well known makes, as I discovered when I started to look for my new purchase. I looked in ...

LG 32LG5000

which controls brightness is very useful. When using intelligent mode, I ve never had to adjust the brightness even with my TV is next to a large window. LG must have been very proud of this feature as it flashes "Intelligent Sensor" on the screen every-time it adjusts. Fortunately, adjustments do not happen frequently enough to be too annoying. The Intelligent mode, is is also useful in controlling Electricity Bills; full power for this TV is a whopping 200W. At least, you don t have to remember to turn the brightness down again as it dose so automatically. On standby, the machine uses a measly, 1W. It also features an intelligent Volume . I find the ...

LG 32LG5000

(we have an LG 2.1). The TV guide and info is good and the TV is quick to respond when buttons on the remote are pressed. Comes with a useful energy saving mechanism which automatically kicks in when left on standby. It is easy to install-the electronic program guides you through the setup, scanning for freeview channels etc. ...