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LG 32LH20 LCD HDTV Review - Tour & Design

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Published on July 21, 2009
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Tour & Design Summary
• Simple design
• Attractive LED light
• No HDMI cord included
• Some assembly required
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Front


The LG 32LH20's front bezel is about two inches wide and is glossy black, with an LG logo beneath the display. At the bottom right you's see a small protrusion with a light that glows red when the television is in standby and blue when it is turned on.

Sensor and LED

 

Back


On the back of the LG 32LH20 you'll find all of the ports for the television, grouped to the right of center. You'll also find mounting points for putting the 32LH20 up on a wall and the A/C out. For information about the ports on the back of the 32LH20 see our Connectivity section.

  Ports
  Power

 

Sides


The left side of the LG 32LH20 has so significant features. On the right side you'll find the on-tv controls.


Controls

 

Stand/Mount


The LG 32LH20's stand is a glossy black half circle that rotates about 20 degrees to either side.

The LG 32LH20's stand rotates about
30 degrees in each direction.

 

Controls


The on-tv controls are found on the right side. From the top you have Channel up/down, Volume up/down, Enter, Menu, Input and Power.

 Channel Up/Down
Volume Up/Down
 Enter
Menu 
 Input
Power 

 

Remote Control


The LG 32LH20 has a small and nondescript remote, in matte black. There's a large directional pad towards the bottom, with volume, channel and number pad arranged above it.

The LG 32LH20's
remote is small.

 

In The Box (7.5)


The LG 32LH20 ships with a remote, including batteries, a cleaning cloth and both paper and CD manual. The television does require some setup out of the box as you have to connect the display to the stand. This is a simple process and only requires a single person.

 

Aesthetics (5.0)


The LG 32LH20 is nothing to shout about from the looks department, but it's not an ugly television either. If you don't mind glossy black you'll have no problem with the 32LH20's looks. There's even a small element of style with the wave-like protrusion for the indicator lights at the bottom right.

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