5 Comments to “LG 55LH90 55-Inch 1080p 240Hz LED Backlit LCD HDTV, Glossy Black/Infused Blue”

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1. C. Washington
   June 16, 2010 at 6:07 am | Permalink

   The image quality is too “real good” for lack of a better term. Watching a film reminds me of cut scenes and bad acting. I know that can not be the only one who feels this way. My husband loves the way this t. V.
   Rating: 3 / 5

2. EZ Trader
   June 16, 2010 at 8:06 am | Permalink

   TV works great as long and many critics have covered most of the positive and negative, with no lip-sync problems to be addressed. Matt screen idea is cool. . but the great polished bezel ruins the effect screen. However, I have a big problem now! Purchased in Nov’09, image quality was amazing until last week. All of a sudden I’m seeing equidistant vertical dotted lines on the shiny screen. This happens just when the TV is on in all channels / OSD and appears on both inputs (DISH & AB). I Mediabrdige HDMI beween DISH HD receiver and TV player LG BR-TV. To reset the equipment, tried a different pulse patron tried the elimination process, tried different outlet, direct plug-in output, called DISH. . . . but nothing works. Fortunately, I bought the warranty plan and called in a service company and keeping our fingers crossed. With the football World Cup just around the corner, I am very disappointed with this problem.
   Rating: 1 / 5

3. Michael A. Montgomery
   June 16, 2010 at 8:15 am | Permalink

   I bought this TV on sale at a local store chain electronics major. I went in just looking, I saw a Sony blew it away, I wiped the price too ($ 3,999) for a first LED January I was not the market to spend all that money. The staff of the shop showed me this LG. LG? Hmmmm, not exactly a long-standing company with any curriculum that I had found true. But the TV was amazing in the store, and gave Sony a run for his money, for half the price. Problem, had no more left, $ 1,999 and I could see why. We thought for a week, I did my research, then went back and pulled the trigger. CNET gave this TV a few real props and helped me to decide ultimately. The old 61 “Panasonic has taken a solid wall and 3 meters deep space was a good TV, but we wanted to be in the thousands and you get something to match our new sections.

   Three weeks later and the TV is here! I was thrilled. I also bought new furniture along with the rest of my equipment, dusted off the old Denon receiver I had for 15 years. Rid of the old monolith 61 04:03 “Mobile TV and put on new 32″ flat screen to take on us for the few days before TV, but here, even the old Denon sounded great with the little TV. The delivery guys dropped off. I ready to hang on the new center, connected on the back, prepared to direct the sound to the receiver and puts out no more than the optical digital sound out.. My Denon is a great piece of material, even if only the old and Logic Pro has, but it’s been done before inputs such as HDMI and digital audio. Major disapointment!

   This is the only thing that has not considered or even control. So I am here to tell you, do your homework. If you are replacing old technologies with new technologies to make sure this will work with your old technology periphial unless you plan to buy all new stuff.
   < , br /> Otherwise, TV is impressive. East to set up, great picture and Blu-ray is awesome on it. The sound is well diappointing compared to a decent amplifier and speakers to read. Fortunately I found a new Denon that do not break my bank, the AVR 1709, which will be good. However, my small $ 2,000 TV is now cost me well over $ 3 K to get the set delivered, calibrated (coming soon) , new stand / Deal type center, new Blu-ray (hey you can not have a kick a $ $ TV without some kicks $ $ input), and now a new receiver. I thought at least be able to send some RCA Denon old to old, but not with this TV. Many others can do it, so that was a curve ball.

   Bottom line, this TV is worth the price. Just be sure to have all the extras you need or intend to buy them to make this TV very core of the piece should be. I am glad I bought it, just disappointed that I can not sing it the way I thought it would. This is the ‘only reason I give 4 stars instead of 5. I think the TV should accommodate the new technology old and new technology as well. Right now it’s like having a Mustang, Corvette or sitting in the way that drive is stuck in first march. It ’s definitely beautiful, and has some ability, but is not very fun to drive – yet.
   Rating: 4 / 5

4. Samuel P. Caruthers
   June 16, 2010 at 8:51 am | Permalink

   I only had this for a week, and the picture is amazing.

   The only problem / complaint so far: this TV does not have a matte screen. I’m not sure what is happening, if it has changed at one point or another, but I feel cheated.

   I’m pretty pissed that the price has dropped to only $ 100 4 days after I bought it.
   Rating: 4 / 5

5. Gio Redo
   June 16, 2010 at 11:44 am | Permalink

   Great image, has the look around the outside and the screen is very attractive. Ample inputs including a USB port, very pleased with my purchase.
   Rating: 5 / 5

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