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Pretty good price for this TV :)
LG 55LH575T 55" FHD LED LCD TV $895.50 @ The Good Guys eBay
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I have an LG with smartshare. Pretty good, will natively pick up a media server and has a decent interface
Am I the only one thinking 50hz for refresh rate is very slow?
Yeah this is the Basic model if you want the top FHD model you will have to pay $1255 after 10% off
Only 2 HDMI ports is unforgivable.
buy a HDMI hub, since we dont need more than one working at same time.
Am using HDMI hub, but not that impressed with slow switching. I often need to switch quickly between inputs. Built in HDMI are faster, don't require extra remote.
Yeah right, an HDMI hub. An have yet another remote control in the lounge room.
If you're not on a logitech universal, you're not living!
@nzcoops:
This deal was just about a brand-name TV - with some limiting features which I suggested to be considered before purchase.There are usually work arounds to solve problems or add features. But should this be necessary with a $1K TV? I've bought a few LG TV a bit cheaper than this & all have far more inputs.
I've had a few good logitech universal remotes over many many years. Great devices. Using it with the HDMI switcher.
But adding a HDMI switcher to solve a design deficiency (lack of adequate inputs) on a $1K tv, then solving 1 of the additional issues introduced by adding that device - by adding more tech at additional expense…
Starts sounding like the children's song of "The old woman who swallowed a fly…"
@Infidel: It's all good. My comment was 100% related to the notion of "yet another remote". Nothing to do with any of your comments at all.
@nzcoops:
As you said, It's all good. I agree, they're great remotes, especially when using a lot of equipment at same time :-)…It just seemed discussion was drifting away from the deal into things to solve a lacking TV design. (I never go off topic, lol)
Was interested in this TV until I realised the reasonable price meant some limitations. Was hoping for more discussion of the TV.
Keep enjoying the remote😯
Unusual for a current model name-brand 50+" TV to only have 2 HDMI. I thought it must be old model, but is 2016 but more basic unit.
So why can't you use a 4 port HDMI switch?. I have a One For All 4 port HDMI switch here that i got cheap from the Dick Smith liquidation and seems to work no problems.
The DSE branded ones don't work bad too.
No one said not to use a HDMI switch. That is not the point. People are free to upgrade to meet their needs. I use such a switch.
It's about the design - it should not be necessary on a $1k larger screen TV to add equipment to bring it up to a reasonable standard. A unit like this is most likely to be used with multiple inputs. Inputs on this unit have been reduced over what is usually found in a brand-name TV of this size. (Although there are some other nice connectivity features I posted above.)
It seems the design has been skimped to bring the unit in at a budget price. (Extra HDMI inputs should cost very little.) That should make people question what else may have been downgraded.
It's something to consider before buying (quickly to get 10% discount ending tonight), since there strangely appear to be no reviews. Can't find other local stores stocking this model. Malaysia & it's neighbours seem to be the main countries selling this model.
Are there any OLED monitors?
A bit basic according to specs
Only 2 HDMI - 1 side, 1 rear.
Refresh rate 50 Hz
Haven't found any reviews
From LG Malaysia
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