LG 32" Black 720p LED HDTV - 32LS3450

This is my first HD TV and I totally love it. Setup is very easy and operation is a breeze. Makes watching tv and movies so much more fun.

Very good TV. Picture is fantastic. Sound quality is great. Easy to use.

Really good tv for my bedroom. Easy to use and has plenty of hdmi cables. Also has great picture quality and actually looks decent.

This is the newest of three LG tvs in the house. Being an LED tv, it seems to have crisper images and can be watched at a 180 degree angle. Features are easy to understand and setup.

Good quality picture- great features - Nice design

I am a true LG owner and this is another great addition to the family.

TV was received as gift from family. Easily transported, unpackaged and set up. Appreciated the quality, looks and operation. Did find the picture not as bright as expected and changed a couple of setting to receive improved performance using the FAQ on the LG website.

I like everything about this TV but, when you are looking at the picture from the side, the picture quality drops, it looks generic. That 178 degree view is not going to happen with this TV, As long as you view it right in front the picture is great, works well for a bedroom.

I needed an audio hookup for wireless "ears" Was told by tech support that LG doesnot provide this on 32in models. I returned TV to store and purchased another brand that had the feature I wanted.

this is a great tv, i think the picture is better than edge lit led's as it has better blacks, contrast and no bleed thru (this tv is direct lit#. actually the picture quality even gives my lg plasma a run for the money except for motion blur. BUT, back to my title statement. if you hook this tv up directly to your cable box with hdmi cables, it will not process channels below 480p resolution #such as 480i). if you use rca's from your cable box to tv or just a direct coaxial cable connection to the tv without your cable box you're fine. HOWEVER, if i've lost anybody in this whole resolution thing, none of it matters if you are going to use a newer av receiver that upscales thru hdmi cables anyways.