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LG - 49" Class (49" Diag.) - LED-LCD TV - 1080p - 120 Hz

Model:
49LB5550
SKU:
9198109
Your price for this item is $599.99
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  • QuestionIs this a smart tv?

    Asked by Anonymous.

    • Answer No, it doesn't support web content on it's own. I have a Roku connected to mine for that.

      Answered by Craig2web

  • QuestionRemote control for Model LG 49lb5550Does this tv come with a remote control ?? It does not list it.

    Asked by Larry.

    • Answer Yes but it is not universal. You will need multiple remote controls if you have cable, soundbar, DVD, etc. The remote only controls the TV.

      Answered by Dollydog

  • QuestionIs this 220V compatible for European use?I'm wondering if this TV is 220V compatible or not.

    Asked by LEE.

    • Answer Hello Lee. The LG - 49" Class (48-1/2" Diag.) - LED - 1080p - HDTV, Model # 49LB5550 is both dual voltage 100 ~ 240V and dual frequency 50/60Hz but that's half the story! Yes, the TV can be plugged into a 220V socket in Europe, but keep in mind that Europe use different types of plugs. Changing the plugs to get them to fit European sockets is the least of your concerns though because TVs marketed in the US are strictly for the NTSC broadcast system and Europe uses mostly PAL Broadcast systems or SECAM which is used by about 52 different countries and one country that uses Mescam. What that means for you is that you cannot receive local broadcasts in those countries, but if you have a multi region DVD/Blu-ray Player that will playback discs you can watch them on that TV. The only other alternative, would be to get a converter that will convert from one video signal to another. The brick and mortar Best Buys may not have them in store, but you can probably find them through their online business...IFV

      Answered by LG Digital Customer Care

  • QuestionHow far does the tv stick out from wall with stand on ,not counting front of stand

    Asked by Anonymous.

    • Answer Look at the SONY web site which displays different views of this TV. You can see the side view there. That side view looks to me like, about, the same distance from the wall as a Wall Mount frame would require. Of course, any TV should NOT be too close to a wall or ANY FURNITURE so the TV has enough SAFE AIR CIRCULATION through it's frame. Usually, Intake Air enters from the Bottom/Front, cools the interior TV components, then Exhaust Air exits from the Top/Rear of the TV.

      Answered by Tip/Ring

  • QuestionDoes it have Netflix capacity?

    Asked by Anonymous.

    • Answer Y4our inquiry is appreciated. The LG 49" Class (8-1/2" Diag.) - LED - 1080p -HDTV, Model # 49LB5550 comes as basic 49-Inch LED HDTV. It is not completed with Smart TV platform, 3D or any built-in wi-fi, LG 49LB5550 is a good choice for anyone looking for any “plain” TV with 49-50 Inch screen size but does not have Netflix capacity. However, if you already own separate Smart TV devices and plan to use that devices or you just need 49-inch plain TV as your gaming monitor, then LG 49LB5550 is a good choice for you with its MCI 120 and Triple XD Engine technology...IFV

      Answered by LG Digital Customer Care

  • QuestionWill the USB power a Roku device?

    Asked by Anonymous.

    • Answer Yes

      Answered by miamiamia

  • QuestionWidth of standTrying to buy a TV stand for this, so I am looking to find out the width of the stand. Thank you!

    Asked by Ashe.

    • Answer 12 inches wide

      Answered by Shel4rx

  • Questionhow do you connect a soundbar with optical and get sound going to speakers ?

    Asked by Anonymous.

    • Answer The 'Soundbar' are the speakers, unless you're, also, connecting a Home Theater System. So, if you have 'only' the Soundbar connected via optical audio to 'only' your TV; then the TV must be turned on to activate your TV connections to other devices such as other speakers. When the TV is off, the optical cable is not functioning. Often, Soundbars now use BlueTooth and WiFi to use the Soundbar with other devices such as: AppleTV, Pandora e.t.c.

      Answered by Tip/Ring

  • QuestionDoes this have a headphone jack?

    Asked by Anonymous.

    • Answer yes it does

      Answered by Bslammer

  • Questionwhat is the depth on the legs in inches?what is the depth on the legs in inches?

    Asked by Curious.

    • Answer the yes front to back of the TV is about 10 inches

      Answered by cjc3

  • Questionheight in inches of this 49" model LG 5550

    Asked by Anonymous.

    • Answer 27.88 inches without stand 29.5 inches with stand. All you have to do is look up the specs on bestbuy.com

      Answered by beadkeeper

  • QuestionSet up and HDMIWhen you buy a new tv do you have to buy a hdmi cable? Do you set up the tv to insure that it works?

    Asked by rich.

    • Answer This tv has two HDMI inputs but also has component inputs. However, the HDMI is the way to go for picture clarity. The setup is pretty much done automatically. The menus are straightforward and easy to use. I hooked a bluray player and a satellite receiver to it with HDMI cables and the unit recognized both automatically.

      Answered by TiderJohn

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