LG Electronics 28LN4500 28-Inch 720p 60Hz LED TV (2013 Model)

I love this TV! This is the replacement TV I bought in place of the Samsung. The Samsung did not come in a 29". The major problem with this TV is the lousy sound. I have to turn it to the maximum to hear it. I have it in a small bedroom too. So, I decided to get a "Sound Bar". I got one off of Amazon for $65.00 Prime. The problem was I had to have a "Sound output jack" on the back of the TV. The LG model does not have one. So I had to return the sound bar. I also found out though I could purchase another piece of equipment called a: "Receiver" which would correct the problem. But I spent $213 on the TV, $65 on the Sound Bar and then I would have to spend another $60 or so on a receiver. NOT! Now I am re-contemplating a receiver because I met a person that can get me one for about $20. The receiver they told me could be purchased at a Radio Shack. If you want to go to all the trouble of getting a receiver, have at it. I am just jacking up the sound for now. I must say this TV has an excellent picture for a flat screen with excellent color and many different settings. It was not hard to set up either. It is a great buy for this price too! If you look on the back of the TV and it has red and white output jacks then it does not have an Audio output jack.

I love LG Tvs so when we had to replace our old 13" crt type tv in our kitchen i started looking for a small LG to replace it .We only buy LG's because over the years they prove to be the best for the price and they stand by their products . Several years ago my wife and I were looking for a 26" TV for our patio bar . We went to HH greg when they first opened in my area . The TV that we bought ( not an LG ) had such poor sound that we could not tell if it was a man or woman narrating a Tennis match . We took it back and got our money back . HH Gregs employee said all small TVs had poor sound and we would need to buy a sound bar if we wanted good sound . So you spend about $250 on a TV then they want you to spend another $100 to hear it . We have never been back . From then on it has been LG with good sound from our 42" to our 22" .

I'm a Mac. My dear old computer was getting on in years, and I needed to buy new. Apple is only offering 21" or 27" - too small and too big for my needs and space. So I bought this monitor and a MacMini. It works very well. I suspect it's not quite as nice as an Apple monitor would have been, in terms of clarity on the screen, but I saved $1,000 by going this route. I also purchased the sound bar speakers, and they are very good. One little inconvenience of this set up is that if the computer has been in sleep mode, I get the error message that "my computer was shut down because of a problem." I can deal with it. I would definitely recommend this monitor.

The only weakness that sticks out, (as others have said) is the sound. It's not so bad, but I usually have the volume set at about 50 to 80 of 100. Other than that I like the way I can run through the channels very fast. I use outdoor antennas and it seems to pickup all the same channels that my last TV did. As with many new things it has way more settings and things than I ever need to watch just TV. {just for info- I have a Sansui 24in in my bedroom that seems to have a clunker, however much more sensitive tuner. It can pickup one of the local channels that has unrepaired transmitter problems that nothing else, TVs or Converter boxes can.}

Purchased this as a gift for a relative. The picture quality was a tremendous improvement over an old analog tv that needed a converter box. Set up was fast and easy and I did not even need the directions to get it up and running. The sound quality is just a little better than poor. I intend to connect the headphone jack to a decent pair of external computer speakers I am not using. I anticipate this will make a big improvement in sound quality.I purchased this set as "used". Actually it was an unopened return in original packaging at half the price. Very happy with the deal.

First bought the 26", and it is quite good for all the reasons stated by others. The stand is flimsy, but that's understandable in this price range.But then ordered the 29", which in theory is the same TV except for the screen size---and indeed it appears to be BUT open the package and find that it has no headphone jack. WEIRD. (Returned it on that account.)It is so common for people to plug computer speakers into these TVs, especially given how notoriously poor their internal speakers are... why would LG include the jack on the 26" but not on the 29"?

I bought the 24-inch Led-it TV. My old time television was two-tone. I bought the TV with my Kindle in bed. The TV arrived on time. It was easy to hook up and program. I love my new TV and as soon as I can talk my husband the other old ancient TV needs to go. I buying a huge one for the front room. If you need a new one amazon is the way to good. Gets here on time, you don't have carry it out of a store and try it get in a car. This is the only way to buy a TV.

Thi is a very basic 24" TV best suited for single-purpose use, such as watching TV in a kitchen or garage. The remote feels cheap, but has all of the necessary functions and the on-screen setup is easy enough. I like the channel add/delete/block feature, so you can easily remove certain channels from your path. This TV was under $200 on Amazon when I bought it and I thought the unit met my expectations when I received it. It's a 720p unit, but can easily produce 1080i picture, which will suffice for HD cable setups.