LG 42LE7900 TV reviews
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+ This TV has no outstanding positive points. - It scores poorly on sound quality.
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Most helpful reviewsfarah, enfield, london Sports and games fan
- Good points:
- lovely design, easy to assemble
- Bad points:
- reflection on screen sometimes
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Confirmed purchase: 29 May 2011
Lorraine, Portsmouth Multi-purpose viewer
- Good points:
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Style
Very slim
Clear picture
Much lower price than from other companies - Bad points:
- None found so far
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Confirmed purchase: 24 Jun 2011
john, Tamworth Multi-purpose viewer
- Good points:
- Very good quality
- Bad points:
- none to date
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Confirmed purchase: 24 Jun 2011
Funmi, London Occasional TV watcher
- Good points:
- I find the sound and image quality OK
- Bad points:
- After a couple of days, lots of large air bubbles started appearing around the screen edge.
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Confirmed purchase: 12 Jun 2011
marta, redditch High spec fanatic
- Good points:
- is a nice and easy to use
- Bad points:
- TV's frame has a defect in the form of air bubbles what I noticed after installing it on the wall ,poor sound quality
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Confirmed purchase: 04 Jun 2011
Confirmed purchaser Sports and games fan
- Good points:
- Great picture. Love the USB inputs (2 on this model). Sound is not as bad as I thought ( after reading some negative reviews.)
- Bad points:
- None its awesome
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Confirmed purchase: 01 Jun 2011
This LG 42LE7900 is reviewed on TechRadar
Product Features
| Screen size (Inches) | 42 |
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| Type of screen | LED |
| 3D | No |
| HD TV | Full HD 1080p |
| Built-in disc player | No Disc Player |
| Freeview or Freesat tuner | Freeview HD |
| Freeview or Freesat tuner | Freeview |
| Number of HDMI ports | 4 |
| Number of scart ports | 1 |
| Connections | HDMI |
| Smart TV | Yes |
| Frequency (Hz) | 100 |
| Type of LED screen | Edge-lit |
| Screen aspect ratio | 16:9 |
| Contrast Ratio (X:1) | 500000 |
| Horizontal resolution (Pixels) | 192 |
| Vertical resolution (Pixels) | 1080 |
| Electronic Program Guide (EPG) | Yes |
| Weight (kg) | 19.1 |
| Release date | 2010-03-24 |
Also known as: LG Infinia
TV Buyers GuideManufacturer's Description
42" LED Infinia TV with Freeview HD, 100Hz and NetCast
The LG Infinia LE7900 LED TV series combines ultra slim LG single layer Infinia design with superb picture quality. The LE7 series provides Full HD picture quality with built in freeview HD to produce 5 times the picture quality over standard definition freeview. This TV also comes with LG TruMotion 100Hz as well as access to your favourite internet content like youtube will make this Infinia TV from LG improve your home entertainment experience.
Freeview HD
Get Ready to watch High Definition TV for free with built in freeview HD bringing you the best of BBC, ITV and C4 in glorious high definition with no monthly fee or contract. Freeview HD provides up to 5 times the picture quality of standard definition freeview taking you closer to the action. *Check you can get Freeview HD where you live – just visit freeview.co.uk or text your postcode and house number or house name to 80560
DLNA
Access music, photos & videos from a PC, laptop, mobile phone & other DLNA devices
100Hz TruMotion
TruMotion one hundred hertz reduces blurring on fast moving scenes by displaying one hundred images per second. Standard TV sets only display fifty images per second so more information means a better viewing experience for watching sports and movies.
NetCast
“NetCast™ Entertainment Access brings the best of the internet directly to your TV, without the need for a computer. You can enjoy YouTube videos, weather forecasts (Accu weather) as well as online photo sharing (Picasa) from the comfort of your living room sofa. You can access this service by connecting LG NetCast TVs to your home network either via the built-in Ethernet port or using an optional Wi-Fi USB dongle. With LG NetCast TVs you will also be ready for selected future online services which can be updated onto your LG TV.”
LED
LG LED TVs produce a sharper, more detailed picture with a superior contrast as well as an ultra slim design compared to LCD TVs. LED TVs have tiny lights either around the edge of the TV (known as Edge LED) or directly behind the TV (known as Full LED). This model has LED lights around the edge of the TV frame giving you an ultra slim TV that is perfect for wall mounting. LG LED TVs are also more energy efficient so you will save 40% of power consumption compared to LCD TVs saving you up to £100 per year
USB Input
Connect your digital camera, M-P-3 player or flash memory through the U-S-B port to show off your latest holiday snaps or music collection for a true multimedia experience.
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Here’s a list of the questions other shoppers have asked owners of the LG 42LE7900
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Hello,
I cant seem to link my Stereo system up with this tv, does anyone have any advise
thanks
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It should work but depends what input connections are on your stereo. I use a 5.1 surrond system connected via the component output
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Has this tv got everything i need if not is there a make where i can have a built in dvd player
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No dvd in this tv. I prefer seperate units.
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do i need an HDMI cable or would a scart be sufficient for this tv to connect to my dvd player (which isnt blue ray) and i dont have a ps3, just a dvd recording system?
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If the DVD player 'upscales' you would need to use hdmi to take advantage of that. If it does not upscale then it probably doesn't have an hdmi port anyway.
Basically if your DVD player has an hdmi connection you should probably use it, if you shop around you can get one for about £5-10.
Hope this makes sense, if not feel free to ask me to clarify any bits that aren't clear.
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hi i have recently bought this tv and like alot of people i have the air bubble problem round the edge, but can you tell me if your screen tilts forward or atleast seems to? mine definatly does as i have had a level on the back and its out by a fair bit, if you could help that would be great, thanks
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no - mine is or looks perfectl upright .... hope this helps
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No we don't have air bubbles and ours is on a stand and is perfectly up right.
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No air bubbles and standing perfectly straight! Perhaps you have a faulty one and need to check with place you bought it from?!
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Confirmed purchaser
Score 9.0/10I have had a Samsung LED and this is much easier to use.
Sound is OK for such a slim TV, but I some times use the jack plug output to feed my stereo amp, this works well because you can still adjust the volume will the TV remote.
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The only slig
Confirmed purchase: 30 May 2011