 | LG 32LG70 32-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV
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Product Description
32" LCD TV HD Montior, 1080p FULL HD (1920 x 1080) resolution, 15,000:1 Contrast Ratio, ATSC/NTSC/Clearn QAM - 1 Tuner, XD Engine, 178 True Wide Viewing Angle, SRS TruSurroundXT, 4 HDMI, USB 2.0, includes table standProduct Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #35469 in Consumer Electronics
- Color: Gloss Black
- Brand: LG
- Model: 32LG70
- Dimensions: 22.00" h x 31.40" w x 4.00" l, 25.00 pounds
- Display size: 32
Features
- LCD HDTV features an elegant & distinctive lower edge tear drop design with swivel stand
- 1080p Full HD resolution 1920 x 1080p with 4x HDMI v 1.3 digital inputs
- ISFccc caple of professional calibration for picture performance
- Invisible speaker system for richer more balanced sound & a polished look
- 15,000:1 Dynamic contrast ratio
Editorial Reviews
From the Manufacturer The LG70 series are the ideal HDTVs for home theater enthusiasts. If they prove one thing, it’s that nobody demands more from LG products than LG itself.Customer Reviews
It's a Great Television
Okay, Big Deal on the number of HDMI Ports. 3 or 4, what does it
matter. I bought a television first and foremost for the picture, then
sound.
This LG has a great picture. Granted, its my first HDTV, but I
could not be happier. I have compared it to some sets in bargain, mass
"Mart" type chains and I can see a difference. 1080p in 32" is not
commonplace yet, but it does make a difference. Fast motion sports and
other similar types of viewing remain very fluid and no jagged edges
appear.
The sound is above average, but I certainly do not expect it to
sound like my home theatre system.
This TV is one that I would recommend to everyone.
I should have bought another Samsung
I have a Samsung 52A650 in my living room -- great set.
Unfortunately, the specifications on the Samsung 32A650 do not show that
it has the same 120HZ frame rate as its big brother. The LG 32 - 70,
however, is listed as having a 120HZ frame rate and its their top of the
line model so I bought it. I also separately bought an LG Blu-Ray disc
player to match with this TV.
Both TV's are fed from the same video source. The picture quality on
the LG is markedly inferior to that of the Samsung. The color range is
narrower, the picture loses definition in the shadows and it seems
grainy. No contrast, fineness, brightness, etc. adjustments are able to
improve it to come close to the Samsung. Also, the LG Blu-Ray play does
not appear to up-convert regular DVD discs to higher resolution. I have
an up-converting DVD player connected to the Samsung and the picture
quality of a standard DVD disk played on the upconverting DVD player is
clearly better than that of the same DVD played on the LG Blu-Ray
player.
The LG products are okay, but no more than OK. I wish I had ignored
the specifications and bought the Samsung 32A650 instead.
Brilliant Picture
I got this TV as a replacement for an old CRT for the bedroom. I was
nicely surprised that the TV has DTV and HDTV tuners and through my
Cable service, without a cable box, it scanned and added plenty of DTV
and HDTV channels that look absolutely stunning. It beats hands down the
picture quality I get from the supposed HD DVR cable box I get from my
cable company.
As far as other features on the TV, I love the Smart Sensor which
automatically adjusts the picture brightness based on the room's
lighting. In other words, the image gets bright in the mornings when
there's full sun shining through the window and gets dimm at night,
without ever loosing any picture quality.
Lastly, stop by and talk to your local TV repair shop to know which
brand to buy nowadays. They are the best place to find out based on how
many repair complaints they get, how expensive repairs are and how long
do they have to wait for replacement parts from the manufacturer. Yes
there are better and at the same time more expensive brands over LG like
Sony and Panasonic, but LG has a solid track record so I got it
recommended as a mid-range TV that won't give you headaches.
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