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- 37" HD-Ready 1080p LED TV with Freeview
- 100Hz TruMotion
- Intelligent Sensor 2
- 4 x HDMI
- USB connectivity
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LG 37LE5300 37-inch Widescreen Full HD 1080p LED TV 100Hz with Freeview
Ultra Slim LED TV
The LG LE5300 LED TV series provides Full HD 1080p picture quality with an ultra slim design in a wide range of screen sizes as well as having TruMotion 100Hz and a USB connection for access to your favourite pictures music and videos. This TV will also save you money off your electricity bills with 40% power consumption saving vs LCD TV.
LED
LG LED TVs produce a sharper, more detailed picture with a superior contrast as well as an ultra slim design compared to LCD TVs. LED TVs have tiny lights either around the edge of the TV (known as Edge LED) or directly behind the TV (known as Full LED). This model has LED lights around the edge of the TV frame giving you an ultra slim TV that is perfect for wall mounting. LG LED TVs are also more energy efficient so you will save 40% of power consumption compared to LCD TVs saving you up to £100 per year.
HD-Ready 1080p
LG HD Ready 1080p (Full HD) provides 1920 x 1080p picture resolution delivering incredible picture clarity and vibrant colours. You'll see up to 5 times the picture clarity and detail in comparison to standard definition and double the detail compared to HD Ready 720p. 1080p television is the only way to fully experience the true potential of high definition gaming and blu-ray which takes you even closer to the action.
Intelligent Sensor 2
LG Intelligent Sensor technology finds the ideal brightness, sharpness, colour and contrast picture setting within any environment to protect against eyestrain and reduce power consumption up to 69%. Simply turn on intelligent sensor in the picture menu and it will do all the work for you.
100Hz TruMotion
TruMotion one hundred hertz reduces blurring on fast moving scenes by displaying one hundred images per second. Standard TV sets only display fifty images per second so more information means a better viewing experience for watching sports and movies.
Freeview
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.
4 HDMI INPUTS
Connect your games console, blu-ray player or home cinema system through the 4 HDMI ports for a true High Definition multimedia experience.
USB Input
Connect your digital camera, MP3 player or flash memory using the USB port to show off your latest holiday snaps, music collection or High Definition DivX movies for a true multimedia experience.
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29 of 29 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
The good and the bad - the LG-37LE5300,
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This review is from: LG 37LE5300 37-inch Widescreen Full HD 1080p 100Hz LED TV with Freeview (Electronics)
I owned this LED for a few days and here are my thoughts.
Cons Panel lottery - there are two panel versions for this screen. Not all are equal. One is a TN panel and the other is an IPS. I got the TN version unfortunately. Meaning the colour fidelity and viewing angles are poor. Sitting from a 45 degree angle, on one of my side chairs in the living room shows how poor the viewing angle is. Even sitting slightly higher or lower than the screen position will cause colour washout (black appears blueish grey). Luckily I sit head on most of the time, but you may not so bare this in mind. Good luck finding an IPS version as they are rare. You can tell if you have a TN or and IPS from the box. If the product code has a D in it then it is a TN, if you get a W then it's an IPS. The only two possible benefits in getting a TN panel would be for gaming as the input lag is superior and the blacks are darker. Backlight - there is obvious backlight leaking around the edges (this is a common issue with edge lit LEDs). This isn't particularly distracting for day use but at night watching a film (Moon for instance with Sam Rockwell) shows the problem acutely. The backlight is also fairly uneven. Google 'Mura effect' for more info. Banding - there is severe banding on vertically panning images. A much darker tint / band 2/3rds of the way down the screen. This is most noticeable on subtle white or grey vertically panning imagery. As a test I put on the snowy scenes from 71 Degrees North in HD and it was terribly distracting. TruMotion - this causes a rather unpleasant `floaty' feel to movement, almost unnatural. This setting is more suited to fast moving sport action. On a film it looks totally out of place and it gives everything a camcorder amateur look. Moving images seems to exhibit some artifacting too. There is also `fizzing' around fast moving objects. It would seem LG have not mastered this technology. The Motionflow feature on Sony screens works better, but I'm not a fan of interpolated images in general. I turned it off, it's more a marketing gimmick that a real world benefit. HD images - disappointingly average. Slightly soft and lacking crispness. I bought a SONY-KDL40EX403U last week and it produced a much sharper image (however this was returned to John Lewis due to horrific banding, juddery pictures and backlight buzz). Pros Standard Definition - The panel deals well with SD sources. It seems to cancel out many of the unpleasant noise at a viewing distance of 10 ft. Moving images - much clearer than the aforementioned Sony. The difference is night a day to me. The Sony gave me a headache; the LG even with TruMotion off is smooth and clear. Absolutely no backlight buzz from the back panel (even with my ear to the unit) Sound - better that I would expect for such a slim design. Works well with most programmes. Crisp and easy to pick out dialogue (especially with Clear Voice II on!). However the LG lacks bass for films, this was noticeable with the recently BBC HD broadcast of Blade Runner - the intro sequence sounds flat and lifeless. I'd recommend connecting up a home cinema audio system for movies. Slim design - looks great mounted on a wall. Nicely understated contemporary design too. An edge of silver around a black frame - sleek. Energy saving - set to minimum it darkens the picture so the backlight bleed isn't as obvious. Not only that if saving me £ over the space of a year. Tempered with the LED using much less watts than a similar sized LCD this is a clear benefit. USB connectivity - works beatifully. Internet downloaded .avi files play perfectly off the USB stick. The remote also works well with this mode. I also like the way you can resume from where you left off if you have to leave the screen for whatever reason. Overall File under below average, or a D if you like conventional scoring systems. The LG 37-LE5300 does many things well but also does many things poorly. I love and hate this screen. The cons (manufacturing defect - namely banding) outweighed the pros, so I sent it back for a refund. Kudos to Amazon for their no nonsense returns policy; Amazon picked up the TV and refunded the full amount including carriage. Brilliant service once again from the best online retailer in the world. I will order a TV again from Amazon. I'll probably go for a Panasonic IPS panel next - probably the TX-L37D25B Panasonic Viera TX-L37D25B 37-inch Widescreen Full HD 1080p LCD TV with Freeview HD and Freesat HD. IPS panel and stellar reviews! I doubt I will attain LED LCD perfection but I'm willing to continue the search for something I can live with.
19 of 20 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
fantastic!,
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This review is from: LG 37LE5300 37-inch Widescreen Full HD 1080p 100Hz LED TV with Freeview (Electronics)
Fantastic tv ,very sharp picture,clear voice works very well this was the main reason i brought this model.I must disagree with the buyer that said the LED edge lighting shows on dark scenes,i have mine on 100% and can not see any sign of this problem.I also like the energy saving mode,it all helps!The guide is very clear with PIP.This tv also twists on its stand,i did not know this before buying.very pleased with this tv highly recommended,great value for money.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
First LG product,
This review is from: LG 37LE5300 37-inch Widescreen Full HD 1080p 100Hz LED TV with Freeview (Electronics)
LG 37LE5300 37-inch Widescreen Full HD 1080p 100Hz LED TV with Freeview
Excellent picture quality in HD at 100 hz. Good colour representation and blacks are excellent. Set up was easy after diagnosing a faulty HDMI cable linking the TV to my set top box. Two criticisms... could have done with two scart sockets and it was not possible to transfer the volume control to my set top box remote. These apart I would fully recommend this TV.
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