LG 37LH30 LCD HDTV Review - Vs JVC LT32J300 |
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Published on July 21, 2009 Comment on this |
Value Comparison Summary The JVC LT-32J300 is a smaller TV that's cheaper, runs the same format, and has a USB media playback feature. Both TVs had similar black levels and peak brightnesses. The 37LH30 managed to have a slightly better color temperature, but otherwise the two TVs had equivalent color performances. The JVC pulled off a wider viewing angle than the LG could.
Blacks & Whites Both TVs had similar black levels and peak brightnesses. The JVC LT-32J300, however, featured an auto-dimming feature that couldn't be turned off. This feature results in detail being lost in certain situations. A bright object will appear dimmer than it should if the majority of the screen is black.
Color Accuracy The 37LH55 had a more even color temperature, better overall color representation, and was closer to rec. 709 standards.
Motion The JVC LT-32J300 had fewer problems with blurring and artifacting.
Viewing Effects The 37LH30 had a very shallow total viewing angle: about 58º. The JVC LT-32J300's viewing angle is slightly better, at 65º.
Connectivity The JVC has a few ports that the LG doesn't, including an S-Video and analog out. The JVC also has a USB port for its photo viewer.
Other Comparisons The only other difference between these TVs is the JVC's photo viewer. Though this is certainly a nice feature, we doubt that alone will sway many consumers' purchasing decision. |
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• Both TVs had similar results on our black level and peak brightness tests.
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