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LG 47LM7600 reviews
This is by far the greatest TV I have ever owned. I don't want to swoon too much, because I really love it.... so I'll just try and keep it short, starting with aesthetics of the TV, which are great on or off, mainly because of the thin bezel (edge of the TV) that just really makes it look like you're watching a window to entertainment, rather than a TV. This is especially true at night.
For picture quality, you really can't do much better, especially for the price range. There are plenty of features to tweak to make sure you have the right settings for you (you may want to start with the automatic picture calibration though). And if you have different devices, it will save your picture settings and automatically switch to them when you go to that input (HDMI 1, HDMI 2, for example). One thing that you might have to tinker with a bit is the smooth motion technology. It's simply just not good for everything. If you're watching Sports, reality TV (or anything that isn't fiction based, like news), or playing [some] video games... it's a pretty cool feature to have, but if you're watching anything cinematic or fictitious (like TV shows or movies), you'll most likely want it off, as it gives the picture what's called the "Soap-Opera effect", and it's extremely noticeable. It basically takes away all the blur and other tricks that filmmakers would add in to make something look more cinematic and appealing to the eye, and it actually makes things look unrealistic at times.
The Smart remote takes some getting used to (it basically works like a Wiimote) but is a feature I'm really glad to have, it works really well with the menu system, which LG did a really great job with. I wish some of the menus were a little more customizable, but aesthetically and functionally they get the job done. There isn't too many interesting apps available on the TV, but really the TV comes preloaded with most of the stuff that you'd want to use anyway such as Netlix, Hulu+, and Youtube (which has some really great integration if you have a tablet or smart phone). You can browse the internet as well, so I imagine the remote will be good for that, but then you still don't have a keyboard (though there is a smart phone app, free I believe). I have a computer in the same room as the TV, so I don't really use the internet feature.
Something to add in for media freaks is that this TV has plenty of built in codecs so that if you have a lot of videos stored on your computer, the TV should have on problem playing them (either over the built in wireless connection, or through one of the USB ports) without having to convert the files. I even got the TV to play MKV files, so it's very convenient for that.
Extremely happy with this purchase, and it's going to be difficult to find something to replace it... unless it's just a larger version of this.
