Buydig has some extra savings and even some freebies to throw in with this powerful home theater TV. This LG 42-Inch comes to you for only $579 which is 27% off the normal price and included is a free Wall Mount and 6 foot HDMI cable so you can set it up with your other equipment right out of the box. Of course this TV sports a full 1080p High Definition resolution for viewing content in the best quality around, but in addition to that you get a plethora of other features which tweak and perfect the color for the best viewing experience possible. That comes in the form of a 100,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio and 120Hz TruMotion refresh rate which smooths out the action in even the most intense and speedy scenes. It’s also only 1.8-Inches thin and that makes it easy to place anywhere in the room (Especially when combined with the included VESA wall mount)

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Finding a TV with many of the features we want, or may want for years to come, is hard. They’re available, but expensive. The LG 47LW5600 comes with all of the latest bells and whistles, including 3D, built-in apps and wireless connectivity, all for a decent price of $1,100. But at this price point, for a 47″ TV, does the quality suffer? Read on to find out.

Picture and Sound Quality

The 47LW5600 provides a sharp, clear image, and has good contrast, even at extreme angles. There is minimal blur that is sometimes found on lower quality televisions. Overall, the contrast was better than expected but blacks were not as deep as I’d have liked. See the image below.

The 47LW5600 features local dimming, which enables and disables the backlight for certain segments of the display to provide a darker black. A common issue with local dimming is the potential for light bleed between different segments of the screen, and the 47LW5600 has that exact problem. It isn’t obvious in most cases, but it is very noticeable when the image is very dark, such as the above image.

I tested a variety of different movies and television shows, including Blu-ray discs, DVDs, digital content streamed from my computer to my Apple TV and over-the-air television shows. When I watched Jurassic Park on Blu-ray, it looked excellent. The color was accurate and the sound was rich and full. The speakers produced loud, clear audio with little distortion.

Settings

One of my biggest complaints about modern televisions is that they come with all sorts of bells and whistles turned on. Usually they make a product stand out, but in the case of most televisions, it’s marketing and, unfortunately, doesn’t actually improve video quality whatsoever.

The LG 47LW5600 has a default set for TruMotion, which is LG’s proprietary image smoothing technology, which was very popular at last year’s CES and, I believe, makes the picture too fluid. There is no reason for this feature to be enabled by default, and I don’t doubt for a second that potential customers will find the picture quality weird and uncomfortable. Adjusting the setting itself was a chore because the menu system is very poor and cumbersome. It took me, a fairly technical person, a few minutes of patient searching to find and disable TruMotion.

Connectivity & LG Apps

As expected at this price range, the 47LW5600 has a ton of inputs. It has 4 HDMI inputs, a VGA input, a pair of USB ports, a coaxial input, a component input and a composite input. It also has an ethernet port if you don’t have a wireless network to connect to (although a wireless adapter is included with the television). However, wireless will prove much better for most people who don’t need cables stretching across their media centers.

The television also offers a decent selection of apps, including some rudimentary games and a quite a few video and music streaming apps, including Netflix and Hulu Plus. Once up and running, both were easy to use and responded quickly to commands issued via the remote control. The picture quality of Hulu Plus content is as good as broadcast television, but the content on Netflix is hit and miss. Video through Netflix was always good enough, but their video compression has seen better days, especially on this set.

3D

I invited a friend over and we tested out the 3D by watching a Blu-ray copy of Piranha 3D (side note: There are two versions of the Blu-ray, a 2D and 3D version. We watched the 3D version). 3D quality was good, with a good amount of depth and minimal pop-out. It was almost on par with seeing the movie in the theater. My friend concurred with my assessment, saying that it was much better than she was expecting and that she would definitely watch more movies in 3D on the television.

This is partially because LG uses passive 3D glasses, which are similar to the glasses worn in movie theaters, as opposed to active shutter glasses which are bulkier and must be charged. The only real problem with watching 3D is that the picture quality changes drastically if you move. The picture isn’t static based on your location, so if you move right or left the image will do the same. This also means that everyone watching sees a slightly different image, which is not good for picture accuracy.

Conclusion

While the black levels aren’t as good as I’d like, watching picture quality was very good for such an inexpensive display. The few available apps are good enough to start, and 3D is very watchable. However, TV prices have been dropping in the last few months and while the 47LW5600 is at a great price point for its size, the overall quality of the TV is just good. It doesn’t have any stand-out features, but you will certainly get a decent TV experience out of this LG. After, of course, adjusting the settings to your liking.

Editors’s Rating:

3.5 out of 5 stars

Good

The Bottom Line: A solid TV with good color quality but less than average black and white contrast. 3D picture quality is good but the 3D itself is wobbly. Settings are a mess. Enough ports for a full media center and a number of worthwhile apps freely available.

The Good:

• Good color reproduction
• Large assortment of input options
• Decent selection of apps

The Bad:

• Black levels could be better
• Comes with too many features turned on

Edited by James Pikover

While not the most well known of TV brands, the deal features from PC Connection Express is definitely not one to miss, as for a limited time you can grab this Westinghouse at 42-Inches for just $481 and some change. This TV features LED lighting within its LCD design and because of that you get superior saving of space and energy. It’s also housed in a slick black cabinet design and sports a full 1080p High Definition resolution for picture quality that more than matches its looks. It’s also designed to provide some excellent sound, and when coupled with its 16.7 million displayable colors and large 100,000: Dynamic Contrast ratio this TV can easily be used for everything from nightly movie watching to intense gaming. Toss in the fact it’s got several HD inputs ranging from 2 HDMI to Component HD and VGA connectivity for PCs and you have a great TV for connectivity all around.

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Well there’s nothing better than a price drop and Amazon has surely delivered on that inherent desire with this large 42-Inch LG TV! This TV of course delivers a full 1080p High Definition viewing experience for the best quality in all your content. That is matched up nicely with its 100,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio and Intelligent sensor technology which automatically adjusts the brightness based on the rooms lighting. Because of that you can get the best color experience at any time, so you can kick back and enjoy your favorite movies and shows. In addition it’s certified with Energy Star for superior savings in energy and therefore more money you save and has 3 HDMI inputs for easy connectivity with other equipment.

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HDTVs have long passed the acid test of being what the consumer desires: if you are getting a new TV, it will be high-definition. The trick is to balance your needs against the TV’s features so that you’re not disappointed at a later time. It all comes down to the hardware inside the set, since there’s only so much that can be upgrades. It’s fair to say that your HDTV’s screen size should be big enough for more than 1 person to view comfortably; anything under 42-inches just doesn’t cut it. And if you’re planning on accessing online content, whether “apps” or movies (e.g., Netflix), or music (e.g., Pandora), etc., Internet capabilities must be built in from the get-go.

Insignia’s 42-inch flat-panel provides all of this in a slim design that will not offend anyone’s sense of style or decor. But even better, it provides a view that lets you get sucked into the image being presented onscreen.

The Insignia is lightweight enough should it need to be moved from one location to another on a regular basis. The base attaches to the display using a few provided screws and, as is the case today with most Internet-capable sets, you’ll plug an Ethernet cord into the corresponding socket on its back, with the other end going into your router. The Insignia will take care of all the ‘handshaking” necessary to work with your home network automatically (a bit more effort is needed if using the built-in wireless to connect to your home network, but mostly that’s about telling it the name/password).

The other connections on the Insignia consist of 4 HDMI sockets, along with others such as for a Component cable; along with those for inserting a USB thumb drive or connecting a computer (VGA). Audio provides for external inputs as well as outputs in both digital and analog.

The Insignia goes into standby mode once it’s plugged in. The remote can be used as a “universal” model to control other components and functions using radio-frequency (RF) for the set: this avoids the need for direct line-of-sight control. Backlighting provides a momentary view of the buttons and is a welcome addition.

Turning the Insignia on for the first time, a series of questions are posed (reminiscent of the debut of a new computer operating system on your PC).

Once this is done, you access the main menu using the TIVO button on the remote, which provides a menu choice for searching online for TV shows, actors, etc. There’s even the “Thumbs up/Thumbs down” buttons on the remote that TIVO owners know so well. Of course you can’t actually record anything unless you have a DVR attached, but it’s a nice way to tie in the program guide with online information.

My initial setup consists of a Dish Network DVR satellite receiver in HDMI #1 and a PlayStation 3 (for games and Blu-ray disc playing) in #2. Accessing the menus and scanning the available choices for modifying the image in each input brings up the expected kind of manipulations involving brightness, contrast, color tint and color temperature. I place everything at the mid-way setting except color temperature where I prefer “Cool” because I don’t care for the ruddy flesh tones that appear otherwise (though you may prefer it or something else). There’s also some “advanced features” affecting motion and image enhancement: I found these to be somewhat unnecessary with HD, although noise reduction does have its place with standard-def content. Your opinion as to their usefulness may differ when you try them out, but I suggest you start without them first.

I also went in and upped the volume of the built-in subwoofer while leaving off the volume limiter (good for preventing commercials from blasting your ears off) and the surround sound simulator on (these two have to trade off as they can’t both be used at the same time). Making all of this a bit easier than would otherwise be the case is that there’ll be a PIP (picture-in-picture) window in the corner of the screen to let you continue to watch what is being broadcasted while you do all this; should you access online music instead, it continues to play as well.

Returning to the main screen, I select the satellite receiver on the remote, turn it on, let the Insignia switch to its input and adjust the volume of the internal stereo speakers down while some ad is hyping mops. The built-in sound system is more than adequate for viewing TV, but those watching movies or playing games might find the speaker’s 5 watts and the subwoofer’s 10 watts a bit thin for their tastes. If that’s the case, just output the audio from the analog or digital audio output to a home theater system. I wasn’t bothered at all, but then I wasn’t watching it with a group of people. I can say that the SRS surround audio technology does beef up the audio overall and for the majority of people will create the effect of an enhanced surround sound-field.

The Internet capability is designed around a series of choices built into the set (although additional, approved applications can be added later on). These consist of CinemaNow for renting movies, Netflix for streaming movies, FaceBook, Twitter and Photobucket, YouTube, as well as Pandora and Napster for listening to audio (some of these services require subscriptions/payments in order to use). Each can be quickly accessed after pressing the TIVO button and have the same kind of functionality as found in their computer or mobile device counterparts.

All this is good stuff, but the real value of the Insignia comes through the viewing. Since it’s not 3D-capable, the 120Hz speed of the set should be more than up to the task of stabilizing the video and keeping artifact and other problems that LCDs are prone to (the use of LED backlighting helps with deepening the blacks).

Staying with the satellite receiver, I pull up Edward Scissorhands on VOD because 1) it has lots of bright, primary colors, and 2) the snowflake scenes can make or break the ability of the Insignia to convey fine detail. I find the color intensity to be quite good and the overall detail more than just acceptable — keep in mind that transmitted HD is compressed compared to what comes off a Blu-ray disc. A close inspection of the snowflakes swirling about doesn’t betray any smearing either.

Changing channels to a kick-boxing tournament shot on video continues to provide a clearly defined image; in fact the contrast might be a bit too high so it gets toned down a bit. Blacks, which can be problematic, seem fine — but switching to the Blu-ray disc of Sleepy Hollow (staying with Johnny Depp) will give me a chance to see how night scenes are handled. Surprisingly well as it turns out — due to the Insignia’s backlighting which provides for strong blacks without losing detail as a result of proper contrast levels (the trained eye will find that the Blu-ray disc has the edge on the best image when compared to broadcasted content).

The same can be said for Internet content, such as cartoons played on Netflix. The color intensity here, even in obvious standard-definition, is smear-free and eminently watchable. A wide viewing angle that doesn’t cause significant light loss or a drop in color intensity is a good thing too.

Overall, the Insignia is a well-designed HDTV with a level of brightness and contrast that is well above “acceptable.” It might not have the name panache of one of the “Big Boys,” but where it counts — the image — there’s nothing to complain about. There’s even the ability to link selected sound-bars through RS-232 and a card slot for adding an optional “Rocketboost” audio card for sharing audio wirelessly with other like-designed products.

Now those who want 3D-capabilities will have to look elsewhere. But if a more than reasonably priced Internet-capable 42-inch HDTV with a quality Full HD signal is desired, the Insignia will deliver.

Editor’s Rating:

4 out of 5 stars

Great

Bottom line: The Insignia 42-inch LCD flat panel provides a surprising number of features at a very low price. But even more important, the quality of the viewing image is compatible with displays costing far more.

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