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Available in 43”, 49”, 55”, 60” and 65” to suit your needs and room space.
4K UHD
Ultra high-definition TVs offer four times the resolution of Full HD televisions. UHD, also known as "4K", delivers exceptional clarity and detail for all video content, even on large screens, even when viewed up close. This means you can fit a larger screen in a smaller space without compromising the viewing experience.
IPS Panel
The IPS panel in this LG TV uses in-plane switching to deliver rich colors and strong contrast ratio that remains consistent at wide viewing angles. With IPS, any seat becomes the best in the house.
HDR Pro
This LG TV supports high dynamic range content, so it can display HDR movies that have been specially mastered to reveal more colors and more detail for a more cinematic image.
4K Upscaler
Multi-step data analysis enhances the detail of all video content--HD or SD--to near-4K quality, delivering a viewing experience optimized for a crystal-clear Ultra HD TV.
TruMotion 120Hz
TruMotion 120Hz technology lets you see sports, video games and high-speed action with virtually no motion blur. Now your TV can keep up with your fast- moving entertainment.
webOS 3.0 Smart TV
The latest generation of LG’s exclusive, award-winning Smart TV platform is incredibly easy to use with Magic Remote, Magic Mobile Connection and Magic Zoom.
* Please check with content providers for required bandwidth to stream videos.
So Much More than TV
2016 LG TVs with webOS now offer Channel Plus, integrating 50+ free streaming channels including Sports Illustrated, TIME, People and more*. Discover premium new entertainment, sports and lifestyle programming right now.
* Channel Plus will be available starting August via software update on 2016 LG Smart TVs with webOS 3.0.
Energy Star Qualified
Earning the ENERGY STAR means a product meets strict energy efficiency guidelines set by the US Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Energy. ENERGY STAR certified televisions are on average, over 25 percent more energy efficient than conventional models, saving energy in all usage modes: sleep, idle and on.
Pros: A 49" 4k pannel for $399?! Are you kidding me? This product represents an absurdly good deal. The units is slim, sleek, and light. Setup is a breeze with clear on-screen menus and a setup wizard. The calibration options are a little convoluted but they are all there. Smart and solid power-saving software kills the TV when there is no signal. The backlight is plenty, plenty bright and the image very crisp. Mounting is a breeze with a big, flat surface to deal with on the back of the set. Picture quality is very good overall. I love that you can kill the standby light in the menu, thoughtful functions like this make me very happy.
Cons: My one significant qualm with this set is that the black level is mediocre. It was better on my 10-year-old fluorescent-lit set, and it isn't even close to what my computer IPS panels can pull off. It is however tolerable, and the very bright backlight provides good contrast to make up for it, so for most TV and cinema applications is looks really nice. Games can be a little muddy, though. The dynamic contrast settings are too slow to be of any use, if you watch a letterboxed film with them on it's really noticeable how far behind the picture the contrast settings lag. The color calibration settings are kind of convoluted, and as on most cheaper IPS panels don't respond totally predictably, moving in fits and starts and not really changing each setting discretely without shifting something else. LG clearly tries to make this simple, which is a hinderance if you'd prefer to understand white point as a number in Kelvin versus "warm +2," for example. AV ins and outs are adequate but not exemplary, there are definitely a few ports missing, but nothing you'd really need per se. For some inexplicable reason the power cable is on the right side of the set and all the i/o ports on the left, which makes for awkward cable management.
Overall Review: OK, so maybe I should admit to myself that because I do video color work professionally, I should avoid low-end TV's. But it's such a good deal! Geeky gripes about the calibration and black point aside, my overall impression is positive. I am really glad I bought this. It is not the ne plus ultra of television, but it's also at a price point I feel really good about. My wife has not a single gripe about it, and loves it wholeheartedly. Note that I cannot comment on the "smart TV" functionality, as I did not set it up. I am good with my Roku handling that function and don't need my TV on someone's botnet.