| Brand | LG Electronics |
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| Product Dimensions | 51.98 x 19.32 x 40 cm; 4.5 Kilograms |
| Item model number | M227WDP |
| Manufacturer | LG |
| Series | M227WDP |
| Color | Black |
| Standing screen display size | 22 Inches |
| Screen Resolution | 1920 x 1080 Pixel |
| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 pixels |
| Number of HDMI Ports | 2 |
| Wattage | 49 watts |
| Tuner Technology | Digital TV |
| Item Weight | 4.5 kg |
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LG M227WDP 22-inch Full HD 1080p LCD TV/Monitor (5ms, 10000:1, HDMI)
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| Refresh rate | 50 Hz |
| Brand | LG Electronics |
| Screen size | 22 Inches |
| Number of HDMI Ports | 2 |
| Series | M227WDP |
| Hardware interface | USB |
| Connectivity technology | HDMI |
| Resolution | FHD 1080p |
| Display technology | LCD |
| Display resolution maximum | 1920 x 1080 pixels |
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| ASIN | B001NEI7E8 |
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| Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
| Date First Available | 25 Jan. 2009 |
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If you're looking for a monitor/TV combination unit the LG M227WD offers more than most. Kicking off the impressive list is a full HD Ready 1080p 22 inch screen. This means that whether you're using the M227WD for HD computer games, films or TV, you can rest assured that you're getting the maximum resolution possible.
Images are superbly detailed and super crisp. With a response time of just 5ms, the M227WD is free from motion blur and tracks even the fastest moving images with great precision.
In terms of sound quality, the M227 incoprates SRS WOW to give a boost to the sound with the equalizer enabling you to tune the audio to your exact requirements. If you fancy improving upon the sound, then an optical output with Dolby Surround allows you to connect the M227WD to your home cinema system.
In addition to offering a top quality audio and visual experience, the M227WD has class-leading connectivity. Whether you're connecting games consoles, a PC or AV device, the M227WD has got it covered. For a 22 inch 1080p LCD TV that compromises on nothing but price, the M227WD is in a class of its own.
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In my opinion, if you are not a sound aficionado, don't worry about the comments, it is perfectly reasonable ...saying that, I am not using it as my main TV. (I have found that the sound is very low on the PC input, but that may be my setup and I haven't got the time to investigate.)
Anyway, the only bad comment I have has also been mentioned elsewhere...
Wall mounting is a complete pain. This is because the vertical column of the stand is fixed to the telly (doh, what fool designed that??). You can get around this by CAREFULLY removing the red bevel that runs around the bottom of the screen. This is attached by 6 screws - easy enough, but unfortunately there are also 8 internal clips that need to be levered out. I used a flat bladed `butter knife', edging my way around the perimeter. Most came away fairly easily with a few `clicks', but the ones at the far ends gave me cause for concern as I had to be a bit more forceful. Once removed, it is a simpe matter to remove the column by unscrewing 4 more screws. Unfortunately, when everything is put back in place, there is a sizeable hole in the underside of the casing - but I can't see it.
BTW - I can recommend tvbrackets4u for the wall mount, they always answer the phone and are very polite. I can't understand why mainstream wall mounts are so expensive, maybe they have more `flexibility' but I doubt it. I bought the A06BLK for £29.99 (said it would be one day but it took two ...but hey, delivery is `included'). It is very sturdy and has a good finish.
As a TV the video on this unit is also very good - again after the settings are adjusted using the easy-to-use menu system. I have seen criticisms of the audio, but again the audio should be set up with the easy-to-use menu system and the sound will be found to be as good as that on much larger and costly LED or plasma TVs. Indeed I would rate the audio as being above average. Naturally, as both monitor and a TV, an external amplifier/speaker system can be driven using via the 3.5mm audio socket on the right-hand side of the screen. I have connected a Samsung DV-H1080 DVD player using the single HDMI socket on the rear and because this DVD player provides upscaling to the full 1920x1080p (progressive) HD standard, the picture from standard DVDs looks as good as that obtained from a Blue-Ray HD DVD played to one of the many of large LED and plasma TVs that only offer pixel support up to 768 vertical pixels. Buyers of TVs might check on their HD TV's specification to see if their display pixel count can support any better than 720 lines interlaced (most give 768 as the native pixel count and many are interlaced rather than the Full HD progressive scan).
As well as one HDMI input, a DVI-D, a D15, and two SCART sockets, there are the usual array of component phono sockets on the rear panel. For those who want to connect to a full-house 5.1 audio system there is an optical connection on the back of this TV/monitor, but you'd have to check that your 5.1 audio system also has an optical connection. The last connection feature that should be mentioned is the 3.5mm DV/audio input socket on the rear of this monitor/TV. Some video camcorders have such a socket (Sony and Panasonic for example), but readers should be aware that this is a special 4-pole 3.5mm connection (not the common 3-pole). Sony and Panasonic camcorders used to come supplied with this lead but 4-pole jack plugs (code QT65V) an be obtained from Maplin who also offer a 4-pole 3.5mm to phono lead (Code L51BA).
This monitor/TV is relatively light, and comes with an easily attached stand (using a single thumb-screw). It can be wall mounted using a suitable VESA standard wall-mount.
The main gripe mentioned in other reviews is the sound. Allow me to try and settle the dispute. If you are an audiophile of any kind, if you really care about the correct alignment of your surround sound system, if you dote on sound levels then you'll probably be annoyed by the sound on this TV. If however, such as myself, you are pleased by the fact the speakers on your TV provide audible, clear sound that you can actually hear, this TV does that. I admit the speakers are not incredible quality, they do however do the job. They don't sound awful being my point, they sound average. They sound, as funny as it may sound as this is a monitor/TV, like watching something on a laptop its about that level of quality, perhaps a level or two higher. Ultimately for £180, you cannot really complain about the sound. It'd cost you around £30 for a decent pair of speakers to plug into it anyway. A good tip is to go onto the audio settings and activate something called "True Voice II". It improves the sound of DVD's a great deal.
For some specific comments, please read on as these are merely comments garnered from what I ran through the TV personally:
Xbox 360 in standard def: I know most will be running this in HD but I need to upgrade my 360 to one that will actually do that. However it remains to be said that running a 360 you DO need to tweak the levels somewhat. The screen on default settings appears too bright and fuzzy. It's easily fixed by some playing around with the picture settings in the menu. This, I should clarify, was my personal preference, but it was very easily adjusted and when adjusted, looked superb.
DVD Player: Perfect on default. Beautifully crisp picture.
Laptop through VGA: Incredible. It actually improved the quality of some video files and was easy to set up. This is a huge selling point of this TV/Monitor.
Ultimately, the positive reviews about this set are all true, the downsides about the sound are subjective to the owner I feel. For £180 you will struggle to find a superior set. It's well built and looks attractive, it's large enough for a bedroom set. Other uses of this set would depend largely on the size of the room you watch it in. This would easily work for any small room. This would be ideal for a starter home on a budget. This set would be incredible for any university student for its variety of functions, lightweight and superior build.
I feel I should really add here, this would be PERFECT for living in university halls. You could hook up your laptop to it, use your laptop as the DVD player and in your average sized halls room this TV would look fantastic. Really this set and a laptop would be all you need for entertainment in university halls and any kind of console would make your room set up enviable. It would be a very diligent spending of that handy loan you just received and perhaps the one thing you buy with said loan you won't later regret.
The set looks great both in aesthetics and picture quality, it sounds good enough to hear and will do pretty much anything you could reasonably ask it to. It has some beautifully intuitive features such as auto sleep and even a time that your set will automatically turn itself off.
I suppose in review it bears saying that if you know your TV's. If you really know your stuff about entertainment set ups and you're drawn to this by the cheap price for a great brand; it's likely you won't be blown away perhaps mildly impressed or middling. If you're an average joe who doesn't care for the specifics of watching things on screens, you'll love it, you'll be blown away, you'll adore it. Even more you'll like the price,
If its possible I'll edit this review once I run the 360 through it in HD.
Edit: Ran my XBox 360 through this in HD and it is jaw droppingly clear. Incredible picture.









