After my cathode ray old school Sony television packed in, I thought it was long overdue time I upgraded to a flat screen TV, and set about researching the best models on the internet. LG (formerly Philips) are a brand I trust from previous purchases, and I found this particular model was competitively priced compared to similar sized TVs (and the online store I bought it from threw in an £80 glass TV table in for free when I got it for £380). The TV display itself looks great. I've seen similar and smaller LCD TVs with a more blurry picture, this one is sharp as an arrow even when sitting quite close (although optimally you would want to be about 6 ft away ...  Read the complete review

This Tv is fantastic for any use. With a clear precise display this tv looks brilliant all of the time. Although it is only 720p it is still well worth the buy. I hook my Xbox 360 up to mine with an HDMI cable (plugged into the back) and it looks amazing. The TV has picture settings within itself so you can choose how you want to watch TV by using the sport setting or the cinema setting or the games setting which enhances your viewing whatever you're watching. This TV is loaded with sockets in the back there are 2 AV slots 2 HDMI slots 1 antenna 1 component and an RGB socket so that you can plug your laptop or pc and use it as a ...  Read the complete review

I bought this TV as a present for hubby and he is over the moon with it. The user manual that came with it was a couple of inches thick which was really daunting however the TV was very easy to put together (using the stand not wall mounted_ and set up was done using the auto tune which as a real technophobe is a real bonus! Once set up it took 10 mins or so to get to grips with the remote control and working out how all the features such as the freeview guide and the radio stations worked. The picture quality is good, very crisp and clear with no dead pixels. We previously had a seperate friewview box with our old tv and didng get a great picture or all the ...  Read the complete review