LG 37LH3000

'And how do you plan to support the HD facility on this television?' was one of the hundreds of questions peppered at me by the over zealous Curry's assistant. My mother was dissuaded totally from buying it after he finished and had I not been there she would have left empty handed. The point he was trying to convey (I think) was that a 37" LCD HD ready television's picture quality may not be as good as you would imagine if you do not utilise the HD facility. This is in fact true to an extent as at times the picture can be a little bit grainy and blurred (but we are still receiving a terrestrial signal so that is the main factor). However, this is not to ...  Read the complete review

This LG 37" TV was in sale recently for £399 at Dixons/ PC World/ Currys which is a good price for a branded TV with the features of this LG. It has a 80,000:1 contrast ratio which is very high and provides good contrast for an LCD TV which usually struggles with blacks. Although this model is 50Hz compared to higher spec models which usually have 100Hz the motion blur is still hardly noticeable. It is Full HD 1080p with 1920 x 1080p pixel resolution meaning when a HD source (such as sky HD) is connected the picture quality is much improved and excellent. Freeview is built in as is energy saving technology. The TV has LG's invisible speaker ...  Read the complete review