LG - 24" Class LED HD TV

I did my homework in selecting the 24 inch 720p LG TV. When I received the 4 day sale email, I quickly searched my local Best Buy inventory and they had 2 on hand. I went and bought it immediately. Glad I did and I’m very pleased with my new LG tv.

I bought this to use as a second monitor for my WFH set up. Works great. Same price as s regular monitor but I can take it a small TV once I return to my office.

I was looking for a small TV for our kitchen. The selection at 24" and below is much less than for larger sizes, but this LG seemed to hit the mark. We have purchased 4 other LG televisions over the years, ranging from 32" to 47", and all have had outstanding pictures and full, natural sound for internal TV speakers. This LG may actually have the best picture of them all, largely due to the LED lighting and image processing. The sound is the best by far in this size range, easily filling our kitchen at under 30 percent volume and still sounding natural. Our only input is a Roku streaming stick, and the voice remote for the Roku powers the TV on/off and adjusts the volume, which means only 1 remote lives on the counter. This is a simple TV that focuses on delivering an incredible picture and surprisingly good sound; it doesn't hurt that the styling is elegantly understated. At a 25 percent discount, it was a great deal; I would even recommend it at list price.

Good basic TV, nothing special about it. Mine only has an "HDMI" and "Antenna/Cable In" inputs, the one in the picture has composite inputs, but the one we bought does not.

Great size for my office area. Wanted a tv with a center stand. Easy to setup and sync with Roku Ultra

It's a great tv there are alot of channel options and you have alexa to search with

Bought this tv on Black Friday after browsing through what was on sale. Was looking to replace a small tv that started to have trouble with the remote and not turning on. I needed one where the stand was in the middle, not on the sides like newer/slightly bigger models are, to fit on the bedside table I already have. Was hesitant to buy such a small screen, but ended up being the perfect size. I only have an AppleTV connected to it to and so far it is problem free. The sound and picture quality are great. I also enjoy the fact the it will shut off when I select Sleep on the AppleTV. Definitely worth the price I paid, quality tv that takes up little space.

First, I got this for a kitchen and it is VESA mounted under a wall cabinet. I have several LG TVs and PC monitors, but didn't expect much and couldn't pass it up at the price to replace a dying 9-year old 19" LCD Insignia also bought at BB. I initially looked into forking out $150 for a 1080p 24" but since this is connected to an AT&T DVR and they are still stuck in early '00s 720p for channels, I couldn't use a 1080p TV to full potential anyway for just TV watching while cooking and cleaning the kitchen. Out of the box the display was an immediately noticeable improvement over the old TV. I ran my display calibration tool used for TVs and monitors and have it set up like a PC monitor (bright, lots of colors, deep black level). The picture is fantastic! Photos don't do it justice. If you aren't into doing your own calibration settings in the menu or don't have a display calibration tool, there are many display options to choose from (default, game, movie, etc.). Also the 75x75 VESA mount option is nice as not all TVs in this size and class have that, especially at this price point. I did not have an issue with the speakers being weak once I used the DVR volume to pump it up. I believe many complaints of weak speakers are from people who don't know how to manage the video source's volume which is separate from the TV's volume. Also the screen is semi-gloss so you will get reflections from bright lights and windows if that matters to you (my Insignia was full anti-reflection matte). On the other hand, when you go glossy or semi glossy on a display, it helps maximize the color pop and picture and text character clarity (not so fuzzy). I would not have bought this TV at the original $119.99 price because there are better alternatives with more input options for not much more money (and even smart TVs). So if you just need a basic TV and only need one HDMI input, this is a very good buy at $100 or less and this videophile highly recommends!