CINEMA 3D SMART TV
55” LED CINEMA 3D Smart TV with 5 pairs of glasses, CINEMA SCREEN design, freeview HD, Wi-Fi. Magic remote included
- SMART TV
- An Eco-Friendly Revolution - 55LM670T
- Comfortable 3D Glasses
- CINEMA SCREEN DESIGN
£1529.99
MSRP
Review By: CNET UK
Jun 11. 2012
The 42-inch LG 42LM670T looks stunning, thanks to its frameless design. It also has excellent Internet and multimedia features, produces great quality pictures and delivers a strong 3D performance.
Review By: Sports Magazine
Jun 01. 2012
This TV has passive 3D technology and, as well as five pairs of glasses, it comes with a Magic remote that lets you scroll around Smart menus.
Review By: Trusted Reviews
Apr 23. 2012
With its deliriously attractive looks, strong feature count and mostly brilliant performance, the only major complaint we can think of about the 42LM670T is that we want it to be bigger.
Review By: techradar.
Apr 13. 2012
“For a launch price of £1,350 (47LM670T), you get an enviably well-made Freeview HDTV with an aspiration design and a feature roster that's hard to beat.”
Review By: What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision
Mar 29. 2012
“great spec; good looks; impressive online functionality; splendid pictures from all sources, with 3D a particular highlight that makes a great case for a place high up on your shopping list”
55LM670T
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Hello,
I have just purchased this 55", LED Smart TV. It has got a very nice picture, but very disappointed with features where I am trying to connect my External hard drive and this High tech telly does not recognises the my NTFS system that my MAC is using, also does not play *.MKV files which is for 3D movies. I bought a home cinema system with a blue-ray player so I have got the sound ready, the screen as well it just does not play my movies from my hard drive. I am very disappointed with this product. As I never had a high tech telly which I was meant to buy I did not know what to watch out for when purchasing this TV, now I have got everything together and it is not working :((
11 February 2013
Great TV at a super price
I narrowed the choice down to a 40/42" Sony, Panasonic, Samsung and LG, read lots of independent reviews. The Sony usually came top with LG second in the technical reviws, but £1200 compared to £700 made the LG the best value for money, and I have not been disappointed with my choice.
Compared to many TVs on the market the "frameless" design is superb, so it doesn't seem so big as other TVs with a similar sized screen.
It can take a while to set up the TV for best colours, there is a wizard that can be used.
The sound from the TV is adequate for many programmes, but I will get a soundbar or 5.1 system soon, it would be nice if there was an integrated unit that could fit on the stand.
30 January 2013
Love it but........
Really think it's a brilliant machine, just a bit disappointed that I can't seen to download Flash to watch clips and "catchup" so this seems like a really big waste that isn't mentioned very much.
29 January 2013
Good freebies but needs more apps
It's one of the best 3D TV in this price range. LG improved its menu navigation system (in old models it was very annoying). It gives you a lot of freebies and this famous magic remote. Altough if you buy Samsung you can use your tablet instead.
Overall excellent TV for this price range, but needs more apps (if you compare it to Samsung store).
27 January 2013
The LM67 is packed with features such as LED Plus technology for deeper blacks as well as 5 pairs of glasses to bring home the magic of CINEMA 3D to share with friends & family.
Smart TV provides your gateway to a world of web-based apps – from catch-up TV services such as BBC iPlayer, streaming films on demand through LoveFilm or to your favourite social networks like Facebook & Twitter.
And with freeview HD built-in you can enjoy free high-definition TV with stunning picture quality boosted by LG’s cutting-edge motion processing.