bought this for my daughters bedroom, so I was looking for something basic and light-weight, and that's exactly what this is. picture quality is excellent, the tv itself is very thin and light-weight, the sound is ok, but as with most TV's if you want quality sound you really need a soundbar or surround sound system. and I do wish there were more inputs on the back. the way it is for us, we just have a dvd player in her room, no Blu-ray, and a wii. if it were a Blu-ray, we could use the hdmi input. but since it is just a dvd player, we can only have the dvd player or the wii hooked, not both at the same time. not a huge deal, but definitely an inconvenience.

I purchased this tv when It was on sale. When I got it home the setup was very easy, it has great sound and the picture Quality is amazing. The remote is easy to use. I like having hdmi to connect my LG G Pad 8.3, connect my pc. I'm glad I purchased this LG TV. I am really enjoying it.

This was purchased for a primary monitor replacement, and I am not disappointed. The picture quality is fantastic and it performs like a dream, provided, you are using an HDMI cable, anything less will net you a blurry illegible desktop that will leave you wondering why you bought the darn thing (nor will it support high resolution). That said; I am a hardcore game enthusiast, and response is a must for any monitor I use on top of resolution and color, This television does not slouch, I see no ghosts, tracers, or anything of that sort on even my fastest action games. Hawken, Company of Heroes, War Thunder, for example of busy, fast changing imagery, etc. there are hundreds of games it will do just as well on. Skyrim and Crysis 2 looks phenomenal (Note: this unit is paired with a very high end gaming machine to support the graphical needs, Any monitor is only as good as what you feed to it) Yes, I know, this is labeled a TV, But underneath that little tag lies the heart of a fantastic monitor that won't disappoint even the most critical of gamers. To address those who are looking for primarily a TV, I would say the same rules apply. Don't slouch on the connections if you can afford it. HDMI makes a huge difference as it can handle alot more information to pour out of the screen at you than what a dvi or rgb connection could do. Play a Blu-Ray through it, you will see everything it has to offer. Transformers? Avengers? Dances with Wolves? Every fantastic color, shade, shadow and explosion is yours for the taking. ( if you don't believe me about the connection, see for yourself, watch the same scene twice once with your connection of choice, and once with HDMI, you won't go back.) And the speakers? They can rock those explosions well enough for anyone to enjoy, no, it's not 7.1 dolby surround with satellites, but you can always get those yourself later. There are various modes that match what you may be doing, Gaming, Music, Cinema, Sport, and custom. It DOES make a world of difference, as the standard setting is rather flat and lacking! So, whether you are looking for a modest television to fit somewhere compact (a kids room, a gaming room, a studio apartment) or anywhere a big screen just isn't practical, or a fairly good sized monitor for your computer, this tv will suit you beautifully and will not disappoint in the least.

The menus are simple to navigate. The features are numerous. Has A/V and HDMI plugs in back. The only real problem is that the signal meter is not as sensitive as the one in my Zenith DTT-901 converter box connected to a CRT TV.

Includes all needed connections for cable F connector, Component, Composite, VGA and HDMI. Nice color and clear picture with simple to use remote and set up.