Price range: £629.95
What is it: 1080p, 32-inch LCD TV at an affordable price
What we think: Spectacularly specified for the money, but the 32LH5000 isn't quite as irresistible as it first appears
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 18 August 2009
Tags: LG Electronics, LG 32LH5000, USB port, resolution, screens
We like:
Great price for its specification; loads of features and connections; good control of motion blur; very bright for a 32-inch screen
We don't like:
Black levels need work; high-definition images could be sharper; limited viewing angle; occasionally muted colours during dark scenes
CNET UK judgement:
LG has worked its usual magic with the 32LH5000, in that it delivers a fearsome on-paper specification for a relatively inexpensive price. But, while the set sports useful features galore, a couple of key failings stop it from hitting the performance heights of some of its peers
Full review:
Pretty much every LG TV these days seems to have 'bargain' written all over it, so it's no surprise to find the 32-inch 32LH5000 LCD TV delivers 100Hz processing, a 1080p resolution, plenty of picture-setting flexibility, and extensive multimedia support for around £550. If it can deliver tip-top performance as well, we could have a genuine classic on our hands. Continue Reading...
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