Skip to main content

LG 50LA620S / 50LA620V 50-inch 3D Smart LED TV

Image
By

LG 50LA620S / 50LA620V 50-inch 3D Smart LED TV price, specifications and review


LG 50LA620S / 50LA620V

LG 50LA620S / 50LA620V review - if keeping a tight budget is not a problem for you and if you need the high-end big screen entertainment system than you may consider the 50-inch LG 50LA620S / 50LA620V as the perfect solution for you.

This latest edition of LG LED TVs was released on the market few months ago and it has been a real success so far. This of course includes smaller screens like LG 42LN575S / 42LN575V, LG 42LA660S, LG 42LA640S and LG 32LN575S.

LG 50LA620S / 50LA620V has plenty of good features and specs to impress you with but the main tings that should be mentioned is that it is a Full HD 1080p Direct LED panel with maximum resolution of 1920 x 1080 and 200Hz MCI (Motion Clarity Index). Unfortunately the 50LA620S / 50LA620V doesn't have local dimming also known as micro-pixel control which is not a bad feature for such a big screen.

LG 50LA620S / 50LA620V review


LG 50LA620S / 50LA620V is passive 3D TV with 3D converter, Cinema 3D and flicker-free 3D glasses. It also offers Dual Play and 3D Sound Zooming.

LG 50LA620S / 50LA620V has a wide variety of Smart TV functions which are easily controlled with the intuitive Magic Motion remote control. Social apps, open browser, 3D World and Premium content are also available in the App store.

In case you like to use different connection options than you will be fully covered with the LG 50LA620S / 50LA620V TV. It has built-in WiFi with WiFi Direct and plenty of ports and interfaces including 3x HDMI, 3x USB 2.0, CI slot, 2x RF in, LAN, PC audio, headphone jack and few others. The only thing that I can see missing is RGB In (D-sub 15pin).

As for the sound the LG 50LA620S / 50LA620V relies on two 10W speakers with Dolby Digital, Sound Optimizer (with 3 presets), Clear Voice 2 and Virtual Surround Plus.

LG 50LA620S / 50LA620V is quite a TV for the money and I wouldn't say its price of around 1200 Euro (£1000 in UK) is high, I thinks it is the just the right price tag for this 50-inch 3D Smart LED TV TV.
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

AIWA RS-55 review: A retro pocket radio with a modern punch

By
AIWA RS-55 Review: Retro Style Meets Modern Sensitivity In an era dominated by digital streaming and smart speakers, there is a unique satisfaction in the tactile click of an analog dial. For my latest test, I went back to basics with the AIWA RS-55 AM/FM receiver . AIWA is a legendary Japanese brand, and with the RS-55, they’ve managed to capture a vintage aesthetic without sacrificing the build quality we expect today.
Post a Comment
Read more

Lenovo ThinkPad E16 Gen 3 First Look Review: Did They Fix the Flaws?

By
Lenovo ThinkPad E16 Gen 3: Flaw Fixed, Efficiency Gained Hey everyone, and welcome back! I was excited to finally get my hands on the third generation of the Lenovo ThinkPad E16 . As many of you know, I spent a good amount of time with the Gen 2, and while it was a solid business machine, there were definitely a few things that needed attention. This is my very first look at the Gen 3, and I wanted to share my initial feedback on what’s improved and what hasn’t. The E16 Gen 3 I’m reviewing here is equipped with the Intel Core Ultra 5 processor, shared Intel graphics, and 32GB of RAM.
Post a Comment
Read more

Lenovo ThinkPad E16 Gen 3 vs. Gen 2: The Key Upgrades Review

By
Why the ThinkPad E16 Gen 3 Is Worth the Upgrade The Lenovo ThinkPad E16 series is designed to be the "budget titan" of the business laptop world, offering the classic ThinkPad durability without the premium price tag. In this review, we compare the latest Gen 3 model against its predecessor, the Gen 2, to see if the upgrades justify the jump. While both are solid, the Gen 3 delivers crucial quality-of-life fixes that make it the far superior option.
Post a Comment
Read more