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LG 47LH90 LCD HDTV Review - Conclusion	Advertisement
By Mark Brezinski Published on October 19, 2009 Comment on this Intro Tour & Design Blacks & Whites Color Accuracy Motion Viewing Effects Calibration Remote Control Connectivity Audio & Menus Formats & Media Power Consumption Vs Vizio SV470XVT Vs Sony KDL 46VE5 Vs Samsung UN46B7100 Conclusion Series Comparison Ratings & Specs

Conclusion Editorial Note: This is a review of the LG 47LH90. Test results are for this model, but should indicate the general performance of other sizes in the LH90 series. The LH90 series also includes the 42LH90 and the 55LH90.  Read here for more details on series differences. The 47LH90 didn't wow us, but it wasn't terrible either. Most of its scores were either average or on the high side of average. The main issue is it's not a particularly exciting TV. It has a large, thick bezel and its main features are all sort of duds. The localized dimming works just like a regular dimmed backlight, meaning subtle details are getting lost. The 240Hz mode works fine, but we saw nothing to differentiate it from 120Hz TVs. The TV is also a bit more expensive than we'd like for such a vanilla TV: $2100.   Vs Samsung UN46B7100 Page 16 of 18 Series Comparison Other Models in the LH90 Series This is a review of the LG 47LH90. The other sizes of HDTVs in this series should be similar in terms of performance and usability. For details about any differences, click on the image to jump to the Series Comparison page. 42LH90 42 inches 47LH90 47 inches 55LH90 55 inches

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