Awesome 65in for the price!
597422
First I own nothing but LGs in my house, they are just good quality.  I just bought the 65in 11/22/14 and so far I love it. The HD looks great and my blurays are stunning! I don't know how regular TV looks but HD looks amazing on this set. Even the sound is decent for this tv. There are 3hdmi which is good since most of my other LG TVs have 2. Sometimes you can see the edge lighting when switching scenes but it really is not noticeable; I only notice because I'm reviewing everything on the tv.
The only true complaint I have is there is no Optical input for a audio cable. I have an LG sound bar, this year model and I can't even use it on this tv because it has no optical input (only had coaxial). So I will have to use a converter or just use my Bluray.  Otherwise it's a great TV and amazing HD picture! I would buy again.
3256585
Very low PPI at 1080p but dang,, 3 of these in an ultra-wide setup for gaming is pretty awesome. At only $600 for a wall of displays on my desk is completely unbeatable. Sure, low PPI, no adaptive-sync, only 60hz and little motion blur.. But 32 inches of LG IPS goodness with VESA mountable panels is a great deal at $200 a pop. If you are a casual gamer or just need large displays for vision reasons look no further. There is a reason that there are 800 plus positive review.
3298030
I'm so happy with this Cyber Monday buy. The deal was great and the TV works great. Clear picture and sound. It was easy to set up, my mom and I did it in under half an hour. I was worried about the stand because someone who purchased a similar tv from thus company had an issue with leaning. Mine stands perfectly. Unfortunately, non HD channels do not fill the whole screen no matter what settings are chosen.  Besides that, I wish there was an anti glare screen. For the price though, I am quite content.
2205782
I picked this model Toshiba for the following reasons:
1. 42" is the maximum size I can fit on the TV stand
2. Consumer reports rated this TV as one of the best 42" LCD TVs
3. This TV has one of the better viewing angles from the side (LCD TVs can distort as the viewer moves more to the side of the TV)
4. LCD TVs usually consume less power then Plasma TVs
5. The 120hz should make rapid motion programs (e.g. sports) smoother then lower refresh rates

After owning this TV for about 3 weeks, I love it!  As best I can tell, all the criteria above were met or exceeded.

The delivery and installation was great too, these TVs come in very big boxes and with the delivery person's help I had the TV connected and working in about 10 minutes.

True HD programming is awesome, from football to movies to nature documentaries.  I can hardly wait until all TV programs go HD, since non-HD looks "fuzzy" in comparison.
4956638
We purchased this TV for lounge area in MBR. We agonized over 46" versus 52" and are extremely happy that we opted for the 52". The picture is wonderful and the swivel base allows us to angle TV to either sitting area or bed. Very happy that we opted for the matte screen rather than the polished screen on the 650 and 750 as our room is very bright. We paid $1809 which was a very fair and competitive price at time we ordered and received $100 credit when the price dropped four weeks later (within Amazon's 30 day price protection window). We are in remote area of NM yet the set was delivered and setup in just 4 days.
249148
This is for the 60"

I did a lot of research and this line up of sets is the best balance of price and performance.  Only videophiles and the like will really benefit by the features of some higher priced sets.  The picture quality is really fantastic, but also totally dependent on the feed.  Netflix in 4k for instance shines like crazy.  Game of Thrones on HBO Now however really shows a lot of bad artifacts in the low light scenes.  So on some level be prepared for some content to look a lil worse, but only a little bit.  PS4 games look amazing!  I couldn't believe how good Wolfenstein looked when I tried it out.  Even though it's 1080P content, it looked a lot better than it did on my older Sony set (a 46" 1080P LCD tv).

I should say that you really must spend some time doing your tweaking to get the picture just right and to your liking.  I did this over a couple days as I casually watched TV and played PS4.  You also have to upgrade the firmware which is a weird process of telling it to upgrade and then just turning the set off for 20 minutes.

Those charts that people always post about viewing distance and seeing the difference between 1080 and 4k are bunk!  I'm watching from 10" away which is outside the range indicated on the chart and the difference between 4k and 1080p content is clear.  Details and overall sharpness just really sing in 4k.  Maybe if you're 15"+ you wouldn't be able to tell but I can totally see a difference, and I am loving it.
1577149
I was surprised at the size of this thing. I had a 92" 4:3 aspect projector screen before and thought this would only be a few inches longer. But forgot to take into account that it would be a 16:9. It took up a lot more space than what I originally planned for. I was a little worried about the warping that a lot of people were complaining about the edges rolling out or in but there is none such thing which would be noticeable. All in all, the gain of 1.1 and the sturdy build for the price point of $159 is too good to be true. !!! One happy customer.. Thanks Amazon!!!<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Elite-Screens-Manual-Pull-Down-Projection-Screen-16-9-Aspect-Ratio-120in-Black/dp/B000PHLB88/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Elite Screens Manual Pull Down Projection Screen, 16:9 Aspect Ratio-120in - Black</a>
3371962
When I bought this TV I was looking for a 47" 60Hz TV for around $600-700. But when I saw this TV for this price I could barely believe how cheap it was compared to normal listings! It was worth every cent above what I originally intended to pay. It is a smart TV but I don't really need this as I have a PS3 linked up to it but also the 3D is excellent! I have been playing Assassin's Creed Revelations in 3D on this thinking I would get bored and go back to 2D pretty fast but not so! The 3D is incredible! And the scale up feature is also pretty good. The only time it has problems is in a dark environment with very bright areas where the dark areas appear too far in the background. Maybe someone else could fix this tweaking with settings (there are A LOT to tweak!) It works great with the PS3 with no notable artifacts and as a 2D TV it is one of the best pictures I have seen.

The true motion is in my opinion awesome but I know some people are put off by the hyper-real feeling. You can disengage it or even tune it to be less obtrusive if you wish though. I can't properly assess the Dual-Play feature as I don't have the right glasses yet other than to say it does work, but with a caveat.... If the screens are offset as alot of split screen games do then there are often weird dark areas of weird artifacts on the full screen display.

Overall, very good TV and definitely worth the low price compared to other HD TVs on the market.
2291717
Love this tv, I  was looking at 38inch flat screen and came across this one. Its a great tv and for the price, awesome deal here.  I plan to buy another one for  down stairs for gaming.
341996
OK, I got this bad boy yesterday afternoon and set it up as my PC monitor.  Windows 10 immediately recognized the Samsung TV and let me choose the native resolution of 3840 x 2160 at 60Hz.  I set Win10 to use 150% for the icons, text etc size, and the HDMI1 input on the TV to "PC" type so as to minimize any gaming lag, and the picture settings to use a backlight LED brightness to 8 to avoid worry that higher settings might cause image burn-in similar to a plasma TV (which the embedded manual does warn about - not sure how valid that is for an LED TV).  That is plenty bright even in my home office with a southeast-facing window.

I got the 48" version even though the 55" is currently about $400 less.  I just can't fit the 55" on my computer desk, and I already have a 65" wall-mounted 3D TV for movies, etc.  My wife and the neighbors laughed when they saw this, my wife claiming that I'm hiding from her as she now has to walk into the office to see if I'm actually there :).

As the Donald would say, this TV as a monitor is YUGE! :), compared to my old 27" monitor.  I actually use my PC for my wife's salon bookkeeping, taxes and other mundane stuff, and the ability to put a spreadsheet, word doc and a browser up at the same time and see all the detail is very nice, compared to switching between windows.  But the real reason I got this was for gaming!  The curved screen draws you in and immerses you into the action, esp. first-person shooters and RPGs.  You will need the latest-gen graphics cards, such as the NV 980GTX Ti, and probably two of them in SLI mode for decent frame rates in many games at native resolution.  I only have one 980 at the moment, but plan to rectify that shortly.  You do have to play with the NV control panel but you can set it to native resolution, 60 Hz refresh, YCbCr420 at 12 bits per channel for amazing color depth.

I got the HW-JB6500 curved 6.1 soundbar to go with the TV, since just as I suspected, the built-in speakers are barely adequate.  If you can afford $2300 for the TV, you can afford the soundbar esp. as it is on sale too.  I'll be installing that next and will update this review.  But it was spectacular when I heard it in action at the local brick&mortar store.

I really like the smart remote with the pointer option too.  However it is only for controlling the TV, or Anynet HDMI-CEC devices, of which I have none according to the device search setup on the TV.  Since I use this as a monitor with a mouse/keyboard, not that big a deal although it leaves me wishing there weren't so many 'standards' of smart device interconnectivity & control.  Too many incompatible standards is akin to having no standards at all.

All in all, this TV makes a great PC monitor as well as a TV.

Edit:  Just finished setting up the HW-JB6500 soundbar and it really adds to the system.  I set up the HDMI-ARC connection from the TV to the soundbar, but then switched to Bluetooth as the soundbar and TV immediately recognized each other, plus I can use the BT connection for the soundbar with my iPhone and other BT sources.
3828093
Just received this monitor.  Selected it after a fair bit of research.  Wanted high definition, a non-glare screen, and speakers.  This unit exceeds my expectations on all those counts.  Picture quality is outstanding.  Stereo speakers are fine -- okay sound quality and just loud enough, nothing fancy but what I expect/need in monitor speakers.  Frameless design is quite nice looking and saves a bit of space so it fits on my desk next to my other monitor (an HP S2031, a fine budget-priced monitor, but it is outclassed by the Viewsonic's color rendition and clarity).  Stand is solid enough and tilt adjustment has a large and useful range of movement.  Don't miss the lack of  height or swivel adjustments.  Cable connections are easy to access and in the box comes  a RGB, HDMI, and audio cable!  Per other reviews, the controls are hidden away below and behind the screen and require scrunching down to see but then I don't use them that often.  Adjustments to the screen were easy to make once I found the darn controls.  Overall, I am very pleased with this monitor.  Have already enjoyed seeing my pictures, documents, and videos in a new light.
615260
The monitor is 21.5" diagonal not a full 22inches.  Not a big deal.

The Screen is beautiful!  I have read about dead/burnt pixels but mine had none.  It's perfect.  The price is phenomenal!  Currently at N-ew Egg you can snag one for 179.99 with free Shipping!

I've used it in 3 ways:
As the Screen for my Xbox 360 (hdmi and vga)
As an external laptop display (vga)
and as the primary screen on my Desktop (vga)

It handled all the inputs flawlessly.  However, the HDMI chord, though convenient does limit your audio to the internal monitor speakers which are about 10w speakers that are TERRIBLE.  There's no headphone output so you can't hook up PC speakers from the Monitor itself.  Severly limiting the audio quality for when I had my xbox 360 hooked up to it(which is why I bought the xbox 360 VGA cable so I could hook up 2.1 speakers)

The edges do bleed light from behind the screen.  This means that about 4-5mm on the top and bottom edges are a few shades lighter than the blackest part of the screen.  It is more of an issue when watching a movie with night scenes or playing a videogame that is dark like Gears of War 2.  It's a minor annoyance but for videophiles it would be more of a problem.

Other than the shoddy internal speakers, and the light bleeding from behind the screen at the edges.  I'd say this is the best monitor for the price.  It's pretty durable as well.  I've just moved and it didn't necessarily take beating or anything but it made it through the move without breaking so that's a good thing!
4038352
I bought this tv because I was looking for a great deal on a tv with some good specs. Luckily, I found this gem on sale and couldn't be happier.

It is pretty thin which is something I don't care about but it is impressive. It has 240 Hz which is very noticeable when watching sports. I think the refresh rate performs even better than some plasma tv's that I have seen.

When I'm watch HD content the picture is very clear. It's an LED screen and unlike some other LED tv's that I have seen, the lights are directly behind the screen instead of on the sides which is nice. When a tv uses LED lights on the sides of the screen, the picture is lighter around the edges and darker towards the center, especially at night. Even though the screen is back-lit, it is not entirely uniform. When there is a really dark or light scene in the movie or show that you are watching, you can see some areas of the screen that are more lit than others. It's not really noticeable, but I am very nit-picky. The other 99.9% of the time the screen lighting looks uniform.

The sound is more than adequate when it comes to actual volume level. I usually have it around 17 out of 100.

The picture settings menu is pretty basic which will be fine for the average user, but if you are like me and want to calibrate your screen, you may feel underwhelmed with the menu.

The screen is very bright! I have the brightness set at 47 out of 100 so I don't think you'll have issues there.

The two year warranty is awesome and covers both parts and labor.

I got this tv for $400 bucks. I lucked out because $400 bucks is at the top of my price range. But if I had $900 to spend, I would get this tv over any other brand that you'll find right now in the 500-900 dollar range. You won't find another tv with this good picture, 240Hz, LED, great sound, two year warranty in that price range. So even at the price it is at right now =$550, it is definitely worth the price and is a bargain.
2720434
Absolutely love this entertainment center. Its a decent size, and pretty sturdy. Its fits my 48'' perfectly! It was delivered promptly and came in two large boxes. If you live in an upstairs apartment, like I do, make sure you have a few extra hands to help since these boxes are heavy! With my two friends and I, we managed to get it all setup in about 2 hours. All in all, very happy with this purchase and if you're looking for a somewhat tall entertainment center at a very reasonable price, def keep this one in mind!
2454411
This is the second Samsung LCD TV that I have purchased from Amazon vendor themselves and from ordering, shipping, arrival there has never been a hiccup.

I previous had the Samsung LN46A550 so this was a bit smaller being a LN40B530 but nothing else compromised!

The brightest from Samsung LCD TVs is unbelievable. Combo-ing this with my PS3 blu-ray and HD from DirectTV I couldn't ask for a better TV. I'm about 6 months late in reviewing this product so please bare with me on pricing. I purchased this TV for ~$650.xx shipped which was a great deal.

Nowadays, you can find the same manufacturer and price but in a 42 and if you're lucky and patience, even a 46 inch! Really goes to show you how smart shopping and patience and save you a boatload.

I use this TV for my room and it's the perfect size. My room size is 12 x 14 so anything bigger would be stupid.

The TV has 3 HDMI ports which was enough for me: (1) for HD DIRECT TV, (1) for PS3, and (1) for HDMI output from my computer. Honestly I don't know why someone need that many more HDMI ports but even if they did, they have HDMI hubs for that which make switching among devices even quicker.

Sound is great for an LCD TV, good amount but I have mine hooked up to some 40 series  Polk bookshelf speakers and a Polk subwoofer. Talk about a theater experience in your own bedroom.

Overall, if you can find this TV for ~600 shipped brand new, call it a steal! But like I mentioned above, for that price nowadays, you can find a 42 inch easily and possible a 46 inch even.
4392829
Setup:
Projector: Epson 8350
Screen: FAVI 16:9/120-Inch Electric Projector Screen (HD-120  Price Paid 257.00)
Room Size 18 feet long by 13 feet Wide
Throw distance: 16.5 Feet

To start with it's a great screen like many others have suggested for a very decent price. Quality of the screen is above expectation. Since most of them have already talked about the quality and price I will focus more on issues one needs to be aware of.
1. Please note that to mount this unit you need 111 inches End to End, this info is in Column M of the Model chart.
- Roof Mount: Considering the weight of this unit you have no option other then fixing them on studs/beams. The support unit has screws only at the ends, so you need to be sure this can be handled while you are mounting.
- Wall Mount: Same issue as above plus the screen rolls down very close to the wall (1/2 inch) so make sure you do not have any obstructions on the wall. In my case I had a closet door so got some L brackets from home depot.

Suggestion for improvement:
- Should provide more secure points or make the design flexible so that it can be easily hooked on the beams/Studs.
- Should be good to include 5 Inch L brackets
- No trigger option.
- If possible reduce the weight of the unit.
- The company selling this units should change the delivery service, delivery guys were careless (I believe some company named Poilet), packing was strong enough to hold the shock, there is no way one can repack this unit if you want to return.

Overall a great product and no regrets buying it. I read some reviews about the ppl paying below 257.00, that would be a steal deal if you get. I had no time to wait so had to buy at 257.00 but stil very happy :)

One more point: You need at least 2 people to install this unit, 3 would be better.
2580639
This LCD monitor is GREAT!!!! Just swapped out from a 19" CRT for this 17" LCD.. and its a welcomed improvement. Its practically the same screen real estate, but 1/10th of the desktop real estate compared to my older 19" CRT occupied. It sure is nice to have my desk back now. Its hard to find a 17" with 500:1 ratio @ this price point... go ahead keep looking.... you'll end up coming back OR spending ... more. :-)