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Energy efficiency class
A
On-mode power consumption
41 Watts
Energy consumption
60 Kilowatt Hours per year, based on the power consumption of the television operating 4 hours per day for 365 days. The actual energy consumption will depend on how the television is used.
Visible screen diagonal
32" / 81 cm
A
On-mode power consumption
41 Watts
Energy consumption
60 Kilowatt Hours per year, based on the power consumption of the television operating 4 hours per day for 365 days. The actual energy consumption will depend on how the television is used.
Visible screen diagonal
32" / 81 cm
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Product Description
32LS5600 - Full HD LED TV
With brilliant Full HD picture quality and LG's cutting-edge motion processing, the LS5600 LED TV is a star performer. It features DNLA connectivity for streaming music, movies and pictures around your home network, plus a USB connection for playing content from a hard disk or flash drive.
DLNA
Feature packed home entertainment
LED TV - Super slim, super chic
Super-slim, eco-friendly and with a sharper, more detailed picture and stunning contrasts ratio, LED TV is a revolution in image quality and design and its low profile makes it perfect for wall-mounting.
Full HD TV - Incredible clarity, vibrant colours
FULL HD 1080p provides the pinnacle of picture resolution with incredible clarity and vibrant colours. With up to five times the resolution compared to standard definition TVs and twice that of 'HD-Ready' TVs, FULL HD 1080p is the only way to enjoy the full potential of Blu-ray and HD gaming.
Freeview - Over 40 channels for free
All LG TVs come with built-in Digital Freeview making sure you're ready for the digital switch-over. With LG TVs you'll have access to over 40 Freeview TV and radio channels, 8 day on-screen guide and access to digital interactive services.
DLNA - Seamless networking
Create a home network to talk to your PC, digital camera, mobile phone and even Blu-ray player. This connection to multiple DLNA certified devices anywhere in your home lets you to watch your favourite media directly on the big screen (Ethernet connection from TV to Router required).
MCI 100 - Fast motion? No problem
A TVs Motion Clarity Index (MCI) gives you a comprehensive indicator of its ability to handle fast motion without blurring. LG's expertise here makes good use of detailed backlight scanning, advanced local dimming where available and a powerful clarity engine to deliver a lifelike, detailed picture every time.
Intelligent Sensor - Eco-friendly revolution
LG Intelligent Sensor technology automatically finds the optimal brightness, sharpness, colour and contrast picture settings to enhance the picture quality and reduce power consumption.
HDMI x 3 - Superb connectivity
High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) carries both sound and picture in a single cable from your devices to your high definition TV. Now you can easily connect your games console, satellite box, Blu-ray or Home Cinema System through the three HDMI ports for a true high definition entertainment experience.
MCI 100
USB x 1 - Superb connectivity
Connect your digital camera, MP3 player or hard drive through the USB port to show off your latest holiday snaps, music collection or High Definition movies for a true multimedia experience.
Smart Energy Saving
Smart Energy Saving technology controls the brightness of the TV to reduce the power consumption and therefore help you save money off your electricity bills. The Screen-Off function even lets you listen to music from the TV whilst the screen is off.
Find your perfect LG TV at a glance
| Series | CS460 | LS3500 | LS3400 | LM3400 | LS5600 | LM620T | LM660T |
| Models | 32" 42" | 19" 22" | 32" 42" | 32" 42" | 32" 42" | 32" 42" 47" 55" | 42" 47" 55" |
| Picture Quality | |||||||
| Screen Type | LCD | Full LED | Full LED | Full LED | Full LED | Full LED | Full LED Plus |
| High Definition | HD | HD | HD | HD | Full HD | Full HD | Full HD |
| Cinema 3D | - | - | - | YES | - | YES | YES |
| 3D Glasses | - | - | - | x4 | - | x4 | x5 |
| 2D to 3D Conversion | - | - | - | YES | - | YES | YES |
| Cinema Screen | - | - | - | - | - | - | YES |
| 3D Depth Control | - | - | - | YES | - | YES | YES |
| Dual Play | - | - | - | YES | - | YES | YES |
| MCI | 100 Hz | 100 Hz | 100 Hz | 100 Hz | 100 Hz | 400 Hz | 400 Hz |
| Intelligent Sensor | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES |
| SD to HD Conversion | - | - | - | - | - | - | YES |
| Services | |||||||
| Smart TV | - | - | - | - | - | YES | YES |
| Magic Motion Remote Control | - | - | - | - | - | READY | YES |
| Skype | - | - | - | - | - | YES | YES |
| Freeview HD | - | - | - | - | - | YES | YES |
| K-Pop Unlimited | - | - | - | - | - | YES | YES |
| Social Centre | - | - | - | - | - | YES | YES |
| Connectivity | |||||||
| HDMI ports | x2 | x2 | x2 | x3 | x3 | x4 | x4 |
| DLNA | - | - | - | - | YES | - | - |
| WiFi | - | - | - | - | - | READY | YES |
| USB | x1 | x1 | x1 | x1 | x1 | x3 | x3 |
| Energy Saving | |||||||
| Energy Saving | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES |
| Energy Star | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES |
Product Description
LG Electronics LG 32 INCH LED Full HD DLNA MCI 100 32LS5600AEK TV Audio Televisions
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81 of 81 people found the following review helpful
By chris
Size Name:37-inch|Amazon Verified Purchase
After spending 2 weeks of researching TVs I decided to go for the LG 37LS5600, based off features and excellent user reviews. I wanted a TV that was 1080p LED, with 3 HDMI inputs, without any requirement of smart or 3D TV and this ticked all the boxes.
Picture
From the second I plugged this in I was amazed by the punch and colour in the pictures, a big improvement from my old LCD TV. HD content from my blu ray and Xbox is very sharp and I couldn't notice any artefacts or motion blur during fast scenes. I use a Humax free view box which upscales to HD and the picture from that was sharp, clear and full of colour. The only gripe I would have but is not a problem for me is this only comes with built in freeview and not freeview HD the picture from the TVs freeview was a bit poor being standard definition. This was at a viewing distance of about 3 meters and wouldn't be as noticeable at further distances.
Being an LED lit TV I was expecting to see light bleed on dark scenes, after watching a blu ray and hunting for light bleed I couldn't notice any that I thought would affect the picture.
Sound
I was not expecting much from sound due to how thin this TV is, but I was wrong. The speech is very clear as is music and movies. Obviously there isn't too much bass to the sound, but it isn't tinny sounding like other TVs from this price range.
Look and feel
The TV is thin and very stylish, its thin bezel makes it look much more expensive then it actually is. One thing I didn't notice before ordering was a silver strip running along the bottom of the TV, with sleek touch controls. Being thin doesn't effect the build of the TV, it feels rigid and the TV stand is reinforced with metal.
I have uploaded photos of the TV if you want to see more of it.
Picture
From the second I plugged this in I was amazed by the punch and colour in the pictures, a big improvement from my old LCD TV. HD content from my blu ray and Xbox is very sharp and I couldn't notice any artefacts or motion blur during fast scenes. I use a Humax free view box which upscales to HD and the picture from that was sharp, clear and full of colour. The only gripe I would have but is not a problem for me is this only comes with built in freeview and not freeview HD the picture from the TVs freeview was a bit poor being standard definition. This was at a viewing distance of about 3 meters and wouldn't be as noticeable at further distances.
Being an LED lit TV I was expecting to see light bleed on dark scenes, after watching a blu ray and hunting for light bleed I couldn't notice any that I thought would affect the picture.
Sound
I was not expecting much from sound due to how thin this TV is, but I was wrong. The speech is very clear as is music and movies. Obviously there isn't too much bass to the sound, but it isn't tinny sounding like other TVs from this price range.
Look and feel
The TV is thin and very stylish, its thin bezel makes it look much more expensive then it actually is. One thing I didn't notice before ordering was a silver strip running along the bottom of the TV, with sleek touch controls. Being thin doesn't effect the build of the TV, it feels rigid and the TV stand is reinforced with metal.
I have uploaded photos of the TV if you want to see more of it.
101 of 104 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
If you're a tekky you WILL love it. It's great for everyone else too.
13 July 2012
By Mr. E. Cory
Size Name:32-inch|Amazon Verified Purchase
I have a large summer house in my garden which has been fitted out to be an external living room and I needed something reasonably priced, not too large and with a good picture. I have a hardwired ethernet link to the summerhouse so this TV was intended, via the connection of my Vaio laptop, to show media content streamed from my server in the house.
I have friends and family who have brought LG and though I never have, I had always been impressed with the specification so I delved into it on this TV before purchase and was very surprised to see that at this price point it had DLNA connectivity via an ethernet network port. This tipped the balance in it's favour as DLNA is a feature usually reserved for most manufacturers flagship TV's.
Amazon delivered via Citylink within about 14 hours and the TV took about ten minutes to be ready to go; batteries in remote, attach stand and remove plastics. As you would expect with an LED TV it's very thin and very light; I carried it under my arm across the garden to place in the summerhouse. It looks are very minimalist, as with most these days, with a small screen surround in gloss black. The other nice thing about LED is that it required substantially less power than plasma or LCD so the PSU in the TV is very small and light requiring only a figure-of-eight power cord (supplied).
Having attached the network cable, power cable and audio out to amplification source the TV was a doddle to setup, finding my network, picking up a DHCP assigned IP address and verifying DNS serveres and a link to the outside world with one keypress on the remote. Once this part of the setup was complete (I won't be attaching an antenna for now though I am sure the Freeview setup will be as simple) I switched the input source to DLNA via the remote and to my amazement the TV is able to decode pretty much any of the common media containers. MP3 with high bitrates, MP4 movies encoded in H.264 and X.263 and even (this is the best bit) 1920x1080 encoded MP4's with high bitrate audio. Essentially, this just saved me about £400 which is the cost of building your own decent HTPC to do the same job. Okay there's no internet browser built in but given everything else on this TV I can forgive it that.
There are 3 x HDMI ports, 2 x SCART, 1 x Component In, 1 x RGB In, 1 x Optical Audio In (for SPDIF out on your laptop/HTPC), 1 x Optical out for your digital Amp, a USB port AND a PCMCIA type 2 slot. So, if you don't have network attachement simply put your MP4 movie onto an SD card, USB memory stick or Compact Flash Card in a PCMCIA holder and insert to view.
It looks to me like LG have build a very nice looking and highly functional front end sitting on an embedded Linux Kernel and the end result is a TV which gives a great, sharp and high contrast picture whislt brisstling with features that are usually reserved for plasma's of £700 and over.
I have friends and family who have brought LG and though I never have, I had always been impressed with the specification so I delved into it on this TV before purchase and was very surprised to see that at this price point it had DLNA connectivity via an ethernet network port. This tipped the balance in it's favour as DLNA is a feature usually reserved for most manufacturers flagship TV's.
Amazon delivered via Citylink within about 14 hours and the TV took about ten minutes to be ready to go; batteries in remote, attach stand and remove plastics. As you would expect with an LED TV it's very thin and very light; I carried it under my arm across the garden to place in the summerhouse. It looks are very minimalist, as with most these days, with a small screen surround in gloss black. The other nice thing about LED is that it required substantially less power than plasma or LCD so the PSU in the TV is very small and light requiring only a figure-of-eight power cord (supplied).
Having attached the network cable, power cable and audio out to amplification source the TV was a doddle to setup, finding my network, picking up a DHCP assigned IP address and verifying DNS serveres and a link to the outside world with one keypress on the remote. Once this part of the setup was complete (I won't be attaching an antenna for now though I am sure the Freeview setup will be as simple) I switched the input source to DLNA via the remote and to my amazement the TV is able to decode pretty much any of the common media containers. MP3 with high bitrates, MP4 movies encoded in H.264 and X.263 and even (this is the best bit) 1920x1080 encoded MP4's with high bitrate audio. Essentially, this just saved me about £400 which is the cost of building your own decent HTPC to do the same job. Okay there's no internet browser built in but given everything else on this TV I can forgive it that.
There are 3 x HDMI ports, 2 x SCART, 1 x Component In, 1 x RGB In, 1 x Optical Audio In (for SPDIF out on your laptop/HTPC), 1 x Optical out for your digital Amp, a USB port AND a PCMCIA type 2 slot. So, if you don't have network attachement simply put your MP4 movie onto an SD card, USB memory stick or Compact Flash Card in a PCMCIA holder and insert to view.
It looks to me like LG have build a very nice looking and highly functional front end sitting on an embedded Linux Kernel and the end result is a TV which gives a great, sharp and high contrast picture whislt brisstling with features that are usually reserved for plasma's of £700 and over.
74 of 77 people found the following review helpful
By Andy
Size Name:32-inch|Amazon Verified Purchase
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User video review of the LG LS325600 (32 inch) full HD TV with DNLA
showing rear connections and video picture quality comparisons from standard,freeview and high definition sources, along with a description of some of the menu functions.
This TV provides a very good picture quality for the price and though the freeview channels it receives, are only in standard definition, it does a very good job of upscaling them to near HD standard. and the difference is not that noticeable on most programs.
The reason I chose this one, over the other competing models in it's price range , was it's 100hz refresh (motion clarity) rate, which the others didn't have and the fact, it has a swivel stand.
The sound is pretty good for this type of TV considering how little room they have to put speakers on them. It does have an optical audio out for connecting to external equipment and a headphone out as well.
Rear connections..............0.15
Remote ...........................1.02
Video quality comparisons.1.44
Main Menu.......................3.50
Quick Menu.....................5.58
I put this up, because when I was trying to research this TV, I couldn't find anything on it that wasn't in German, so hopefully it might be of some help.
There is a higher quality version of this on my you tube channel but I had to make a lesser quality version for here, because of Amazon's file size limitations.
showing rear connections and video picture quality comparisons from standard,freeview and high definition sources, along with a description of some of the menu functions.
This TV provides a very good picture quality for the price and though the freeview channels it receives, are only in standard definition, it does a very good job of upscaling them to near HD standard. and the difference is not that noticeable on most programs.
The reason I chose this one, over the other competing models in it's price range , was it's 100hz refresh (motion clarity) rate, which the others didn't have and the fact, it has a swivel stand.
The sound is pretty good for this type of TV considering how little room they have to put speakers on them. It does have an optical audio out for connecting to external equipment and a headphone out as well.
Rear connections..............0.15
Remote ...........................1.02
Video quality comparisons.1.44
Main Menu.......................3.50
Quick Menu.....................5.58
I put this up, because when I was trying to research this TV, I couldn't find anything on it that wasn't in German, so hopefully it might be of some help.
There is a higher quality version of this on my you tube channel but I had to make a lesser quality version for here, because of Amazon's file size limitations.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
very good value for money
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