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LG 37LH55 LCD HDTV Review - Conclusion

By Mark Brezinski
Published on June 30, 2009
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Intro	Tour & Design
Blacks & Whites	Color Accuracy
Motion	Viewing Effects
Calibration	Remote Control
Connectivity	Audio & Menus
Formats & Media	Power Consumption
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Series Comparison	Ratings & Specs

Conclusion

The LG 37LH55 looks to be priced a little out of its class. There are several larger sets available for less money that are comparable or offer better picture quality. The 37LH55 is capable of a 240Hz refresh rate, which is a nice feature, but the majority of people will be just fine with a 120Hz set.

Just because there's stiff competition doesn't mean the TV is bad, however. Its main flaws are a narrow viewing angle and a poor contrast ratio. It has good color representation for an LCD in its class, and its 240Hz mode does help lessen its tendency to blur moving images. It doesn't suffer from noticeable artifacting, unless you leave 240Hz mode on when trying to display 24 fps content.

While the LG 37LH55 isn't a bad option, it isn't the best one. The Samsung LN40B650 beat it in virtually every category, and the Toshiba Regza 40XV645U is a comparable budget option.

Vs Toshiba Regza 40XV645U

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