Wow!!!. The kids just can’t seem to stop exploring the numerous features.
They have just discovered a whole new level to television viewing. I like LG 42LH20 .
Outstanding!!. I ordered LG 42LH20 TV based solely on the reviews posted here and other websites. What a great TV!! The picture is crystal clear, even when I just plugged the cable into the wall while waiting for my DirecTV to be installed for HD.
The HD channels are even better than on my 37″ plasma in the basement. I put LG 42LH20 TV in my living room, which gets a lot of sunlight in the late afternoon. Absolutely minimal sun glare off the screen and the picture wasn’t degraged at all!
Simply Stunning. Image Quality
I have to admit we were not in the market for a new TV, however I wanted my wife to see BrandsMart USA as it’s like no other electronics store in town, it’s kinda like the Vegas of big box retail. So we are making our way around the store and spotted this LG which stood out over all the other TVs. Being a tech guy myself and having previously owned a Samsung LCD I knew a thing or two about resolution, image processing and all the other geek stuff. So the image was what first impressed us then the sales guy states he’s having a pre-Thanksgiving sale and the model was only $698, my wife then turns to me and says we have to take LG 42LH20 at that price, we’d be foolish not to. Well we get LG 42LH20 home and hook LG 42LH20 up to our standard definition satellite service and we are completely blown away buy the image. Needless to say my first call was to DirecTV to come install an HD receiver and dish.
Value
We picked this up for $698 at BrandsMart USA so for us the value was unbeatable and at the price even if the build quality turns out to be bad, we can by two for the price of one Samsung or $ony.
Build Quality
Can’t say at this point as we’ve only owned LG 42LH20 for two days. I can say that I used to own a Samsung and the processing board died after two months and I experienced the worst customer service of my life, LG 42LH20 took them 8 months to finally replace the TV and that was only after I emailed every Samsung Executive I could find and email address for on the web.
If you experience bad customer service for any company, here is a little trick for you, find a company’s email address format such as firstname.lastname@company.com then go out to a financial site that discloses all the top executive names then send a mass email to every executive you can find, eventually one will go through. For me, my email reached Samsung’s Sr. VP of Marketing for North America and things started to happen but that was after 8 months of fighting with their customer service department.
