Not as good as an outright new TV, but good enough considering the cost!
931594
Brought my old TV back to life but not exactly entirely.  Lamp works well enough I assume, but don't think that getting one means you're instantly back to original condition.  Mine works again but it'd still too dark to deal with glare at the wrong time of day, not quite back at 100% original condition.
1060797
Pretty neat tv for the price.
Color needs a little tweaking, but out of the box it has a pretty nice picture.
Sound is so so, but that is expected.
Stand is acceptable, could be designed better.
Smart features are nice, but typing on the tv is a joke. Mirroring with your phone is a fantastic option and gives you a much better experience.

Worth the price if you are going for a mid range tv.
59943
** UPDATED from 2 to 4 Stars **

My original review is below, and I have the same impressions after a few months as I did up front. I was disappointed by the quality with the first one I was sent, but I must have gotten a lemon. I had a pretty hassle free exchange from Amazon and have been using the TV ever since. The sound is probably the worst part of it, but again, this is a good price for a larger TV. I've had no new issues so far with the replacement, it's been holding up nicely. I've been using it for TV, Movies, and Video Games.

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I had this TV all of one night and now and the screen has these green pixelish color. I thought at first I had a bad connection to my cable box, but then tried to watch a movie from my game console and it's the same thing. Not sure what happened from last night.

I bought this on prime day for a discounted price. The TV and box is very light weight. When I picked up the box it flew up because I was expecting it to be heavier.

What comes in it?: TV, power cord, a remote (with batteries), 2 leg stands (one for each side) and screws, a quick start guide, and a manual. It took all of 10 minutes to get it unboxed and hooked up. You'll only need a philips-head screwdriver if you plan on putting the leg stands on.

Inputs: TV, Component (GBR,WR), AV (YWR), 3 HDMI ports, 1 USB, and 1 VGA.
The USB is right above the HDMI, so it's nicely placed for HDMI accessories that are powered by USB.

The picture is very nice. The HD looks crisp.

The sound is not very good. I'm not a huge audio person either. It was noticeably bad when I turned on the TV. I have a 9 year old TV that sound a lot better than this TV. The sound is going through the HDMI input.

There are some features to note such as
eco mode
smart sound
dynamic backlight
2928594
I'd say you get what you pay for, but there are things about it that are a little concerning.  An issue that I have is that I already have burn-in issues, and I don't really use the TV that often.  The sound quality of the speakers is also very low.  I had purchased the TV to replace a much smaller one, so I guess it fit the bill there, but otherwise its fairly basic.  The price point is good, so that is one thing to consider at least.  "How long will this TV last?" is the question on my mind.  Judging by the issues I'm having with the screen currently, I'm assuming it won't be long before I have a completely blurry display.
1912847
I bought this as a replacement for my old TV I had in my bedroom.  I was contemplating buying a schmancy TV that had web access, etc, but I'm glad I went with a basic flat screen like this instead.  I just wanted something I can use to flip channels real quick.  This works, pretty much.
First, it's cheap.  I spent just over 200 bucks for this I think.  That's $100 more than the older smaller flat screen TV I had in my bedroom which wasn't even HD capable.  So the price is great.
Second, the viewing angle is OK.  If you're a stickler for viewing angle, don't get this TV.  Unless you're watching it head-on, as soon as you move to the left or right, the picture dims.  That's annoying.  But, like I said, this is just sitting in the bedroom so that's OK by me.  Also, it was cheap.
Third, yes the sound isn't the greatest but - for a bedroom it's fine.  If you're a stickler for awesome sound this is not the TV for you.
Fourth, I only needed this to scan and save the channels it picked up from my cable line which it did just fine.  But it organized them in a weird way.  First, it has a bunch of channels labeled "CATV" meaning Cable TV I guess.  Those number like 2 - 48.  Then it has some "CADTV" or some other label and it's like HD channels from the cable provider.  Those are like 5-101 but they come AFTER the 2-48 mentioned before.  THEN, there's a THIRD category called "DTV" or something?  Like digital TV I guess?  Another set of channel numbers.  It also picked up a lot of "blank" screens as channels.  I think it picked up the menu options from Time Warner and saved them as channels (101-1, 101-2, etc).  It did pick up a ton of channels, but many of them are these "blank" ones.  Plus, it's slow to change channels - I like to flip really quick but you can't do that anymore - these new TVs or even the cable boxes are just slow to do that.  Drives me nuts.
But overall I am happy with it. It's nice and big for a bedroom, looks OK, the HD programs look really nice.  Lots of video and sound options.  It's cheap.  I'm glad I got it.
2886434
I've had this TV for some time now, and it has performed "adequately".  I've had a number of more expensive LED HDTVs, all of which have been 1080p, ranging in size from 32" to 55".  This Hisense model is ok, though even at it's low price, I don't know that I feel it's a good value.  The picture is clear enough, though the unit I received had four brighter spots (backlights?) at points across the screen.  When watching OTA football, there was significant motion blur, and even though I've got a very high-quality router with ~70mbps internet, the wireless access to Netflix and Amazon Instant Video was downright terrible.  I tried watching Fast 7 through wireless, and the picture was coming through at 480p or less, though my other wireless devices were having no trouble showing the content at full HD quality.
I'll give it three stars since it is a large panel at a fairly reasonable price.  For close to the same money, you can probably find a better panel from a better brand with better reliability.  If you won't be using the panel for the smart TV features, it will probably be adequate for your needs - just be sure to compare prices.
475953
An awesome, inexpensive TV with one big letdown. The picture is much sharper then I expected and makes my cheap non HD cable package look great. Response is great for a low spec TV and the contrast and lighting is good as well. It was easy to setup and the ports on the back, and side, are easy to access. It is also a nice surprise to have physical buttons that can be used. The letdown is that it does not have a standard analog audio out (headphone port) and supports digital audio out only. Due to this I was ready to return it, but the sound from the built in speakers is decent, and the rest of the TV is so awesome, I will use it as is.

You can get an adapter to convert the digital audio to analog for about $35, this requires another plug to power and more cables, etc. My rationale is that this is a basic, low cost TV, so why would LG assume the buyer would have hi end audio. A buyer with a hi end audio system would likely buy a much more expensive TV.

So, if this had an earphone port, so I could use my 2.1 speakers system, I would give it 5 stars.  But I would not buy it again because of no headphone jack.
1526758
I just bought one of these TVs on sale. I am upgrading from my favorite Sony analog tube TV, which still works like a dream. Plasma might not give the best daytime view, but it is actually better than I expected. The downside is the lack of extra ports, but I don't use them anyway. The colour and sound took some playing with to get right, and still are not quite as good as my old 'box' tv, but are pretty close. The major reason I chose it over LED and LCD is the clarity of the image from every angle which is amazing. I bought it to be my main TV as I wanted one that would not dominate the lounge, and do not watch much television but like to enjoy it when I do, so this was a good compromise.
1106992
For the price, this is a great buy. You could spend a thousand bucks and get better picture and audio quality, but this set is good enough. The colors seem a little off sometimes, and the clarity isn't perfect. Also the screen is very reflective so if you have a lot of light or windows open in your room, expect some glare.

If this was an $800 TV I would give 3 stars, but for around $500 it gets 4 stars.
2051256
Works fine, small scratch on screen I didn't notice upon opening.  I wish I'd done a bit more research and not bought a 'reconditioned' unit that didn't allow extended warranty, but I'm happy with the TV so far.  Works and has features as represented on Amazon.com.
2457901
From my understanding, all led tvs' are lcds with led backlighting. That said, this is a replacement for the tv I had in the kitchen since 2004. That tv was 15" with a 4:3 aspect ratio and a built -in fm radio with dual speakers. The viewing angle on the Supersonic is not bad,I am able to see a good picture anywhere in the kitchen. The audio is fairly flat and tinny and on the remote, when I increased the volume to max not much happened. There is very little change from mute to max. I'm not an audiophile but this bothers me more than the picture, I mean my smartphone sounds better than the tv. Oh, and it is light. A box of Cherrios weight more than this.

All in all, for the price I guess it's okay. I can see myself treating me to a new tv come Christmas. $110.00; It is what it is.
202360
First, a brief note on the reviewer's experience below whose TV's power supply and light sources went bad: I don't think that experience is typical at all.

I did my research with this set. I looked for HDTVs for 4 months or so, and had more-or-less settled on the Sharp Aquos line (and also resigned myself to paying $3000+ for a 42" TV) when I went to Best Buy with a friend to do some more looking around.

The Westinghouse caught our eye at the same time. We wandered over to it and were very impressed by the quality of its HD picture. It was side-by-side next to a Sony Wega 27" TV, which seemed to have better analog performance, but was actually very comparable for HD.

I looked at those two pictures side-by-side for a long time. That $1499 sale price tag sure did seem enticing. Ah, what the heck, I figured. Let's see how it does. If I don't like it, I can always return it.

It's been 5 months since I bought it. And it's a great TV.

Pros: HD picture quality! It has a plethora of inputs, and 2 DVI inputs. Great contrast ratio--guests will exclaim at the quality of fine white fonts on a dark screen in a program's credits in INHD, for instance. Did I mention how cheap it is?

Cons: analog picture is bleah. Blacks are a little soggy, whites can be washed out sometimes, too. Edge lighting is a bit uneven. In a dark room, my set has a brighter "blob" in the middle of the screen. It's not noticeable unless you know it's there, though. The remote is dinky and should be scrapped for a decent universal ASAP.
2649602
It's a fine TV, but there is a noticeable purple discoloration on the upper right when the screen is idling. This goes away when there is some action on the screen, but when a dark scene happens it is kinda "meh". Wouldn't have cared, if it wasn't for the fact it was marked as "Like New" istead of "Good" or whatever, so I paid more than I feel I should.
4033235
Just installed, and my tv works again now. 3.5 stars for this bulb (used from Amazon) also, picture makes it brighter and easier to see than it actually is in person, thought that was odd lol.

Pros - cheap, available new or used (for $11.48), bulb and housing have an OEM fit, good choice if you just want to see if all your tv needs is a new bulb before deciding to spend $60+ for a better one.

Cons - beyond dim, even at tv's brightest setting, not sure if bulb is just defective or if its because it's the economical bulb, either way I feel like it should be brighter than it is.
1405634
I have owned this Plasma for a little over 6 months. I got the TV for $1800 which was a deal in my mind for a plasma. I so far really have had no problems with the TV. Below are some things that I want to mention to let others know about this TV.

Good:
1. Picture is great. HDTV is awesome and DVD's look better on here than any other TV I have at home.
2. Easy setup and the remote is pretty dummy proof. It's not the most advanced remote but it does it's job.
3. Decent price. Although Plasma and other Widescreen TVs are going down in price, this tv still is relatively cheap compared to others.

Bad:
1. The speakers are not that great. I have a A/V receiver that takes care of the sound, but for the first month I used the OEM speakers on the TV and they were not that impressive.
2. I have noticed now that playing video games or movies that are not true 16:9 ratio and have black bars will leave a ghost image after viewing for a couple hours. It isn't burn in, just ghost images. If you watch the tv regularly for another hour it goes away. I have no burn in.

Notice that the settings are all set to the highest when you get the TV. Turn the contrast down, and try not to watch channels with static tickers or logos for the first 200hrs. This will help to decrease the risk of burn in or ghosting. Once I turned my contrast down my ghosting significantly went down.

All in all this is a decent TV. I would reccomend it to my friends.

**Update** I have had this tv for a year and a half now and still no problems. I upgraded the firmware to the latest version using a usb flash drive and any intermittent black screening went away. I have Component and HDMI sources going into the TV with no problem. The HDMI is more stable that alot of people would assume. I use a HTPC (Home Theater PC) and have no EDID or Sync problems at all. I feel I totally have gotten my money worth. For those complaining about black screens UPDATE YOUR FIRMWARE!!
896955
I bought this TV for a family member for Christmas. When we went to set it up we realized the TV had scratches on the screen. I asked Amazon for a replacement, but the item was listed as possibly not coming back in stock. The scratches aren't noticeable when watching the TV, especially from a distance, so Amazon offered me a partial refund (I keep the item and also received a $50 refund which I am giving to the family member). I would have rather got a replacement, since it was a gift, but due to the circumstances I thought this was handled well enough.

If the TV did not have scratches it would get 5 stars. The picture and sound are quite nice especially for $250.
910254
I picked up this TV a couple of days ago and here are my initial impressions.  For reference I am viewing from 8 ft away in a 10 by 12 room.

Pros:
-Good connection options, 3 HDMI, component, coax, usb, and 3.5 mm audio out
-Very thin for TVs in price range
-Giant Screen
-Picture after calibration

Cons:
-initial picture quality
-limited menu options
-minor manufacturing issue in stand
-No web connectivity/Apps

Packaging was very good with this TV, the box was giant and TV was very secure inside with Styrofoam basically surrounding the Entire TV.  Setup was easy, simply screw in six screws to connect stand to main unit.  Or it would have been easy however there is a small metal plate on the bottom of the stand that was glued on incorrectly.  (It was an easy fix I just grabbed a flathead screwdriver and popped the metal plate off and realigned it correctly, in all it only took about an extra minute or so.)  The rest of the TV seemed to be constructed well and there was no noticeable give when I was setting the TV up.
Picture quality out of the box was horrendous, I hooked up my chromecast and played The Avengers.  The artifacting was so bad that at first I thought there was a problem with my internet connection.  I switched to my blu-ray player and had the same issues.  That being said after calibrating the TV for a couple of hours the picture quality looks amazing.  Colors are great, maybe slightly saturated but overall the image is very good and the artifacting issues were completely gone.  Blacks are good but definitely not at plasma levels.  While watching Star Trek Into Darkness I could tell between screen and bezel in dark scenes.  However, blacks are good enough that I was not bothered by it.  The refresh rate is also very good and I was able to clearly follow fight the invasion scenes in The Avengers.  I have since watched the Hobbit, Man of Steel, and Star Trek Into Darkness and they all looked very good.  Basically, this TV can deliver a very good picture if you are able to fine tune it, however, it may not be suited for someone who feels uncomfortable with changing the picture settings.
Audio quality is terrible, I have a very small living room and these speakers are some of the weakest I have ever heard.  External speakers are a must, which at this price point is not overly surprising.