Exceedingly deep black levels, great shadow detail
Sleek and minimalist in design
Allows for quick and easy sharing of content through the built-in wifi of the TV
'Expensive.'
'The built-in speakers are sufficient if you're watching a talk show, but not what you want for music or action movies.'
'the menu includes useful and clear explanations.'
'Dynamic backlighting is bad because it causes a loss in detail for the brighter parts of a dark scene.'
'acceptable image'
'Affordable price compared to other 240Hz TVs.'
'wonderfully sharp, rich image'
'Somewhat expensive.'
'Some screen uniformity issues.'
'annoying glare'
'visual appearance'
'elegant style DCOR police'
'thin and stylish design'
'HD 1080 resolution panel operated by BRAVIA Engine 3 technology delivers panoramic, natural images.'
'superb detail and color'
'lacks a built-in HD tuner.'
'Full HD resolution and brilliant sound'
'Colors looked distorted, and background noise was clearly present.'
'Lock makes it hard to adjust height.'
'Of course, a drastic step-up product does take a little getting used to.'
'Compared to other liquid crystal display TVs on the market, it is inexpensive at around $650.'
'The LG 26LC7D features SIMPLINK, which allows for convenient control of other LG SimpLink products using the existing HDMI connection'
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