55 inch LCD TV Reviews

No such combination of good and bad may have been encountered, as it can be seen in the LCD TV model that carries the name LG 55LH90. The LG representative seems to have it all: a large screen (55 inches), great black levels, great color accuracy, almost perfect connectivity, anti-reflective capabilities. Yet, there are some flaws that make the rain come down on this 55 inch LED-backlit LCD TV’s parade. It has no S video input, there are some image flaws present, like blooming, and washed out colors when watched from off angle, and the dejudder processing is not as good as seen on the latest Samsung models. All in all, LG 55LH90 does deliver great picture quality, and, if you can live with its flaws, then it is a good option for you.

Samsung has forged into the LED LCD market with more confidence in 2009, introducing its line of edge-lit LED LCD TVs, the B6000, B7000, and B8000 series. The company also recently released its first LED LCD TV line with localized dimming, the B8500 series. The UN55B8000 is part of the LED edge backlit series, and though unlike UN55B8500 with its localized dimming, it does not produce the deepest black levels, it is still one of the LCD TVs with very deep blacks. Aside from that it benefits from the same color accuracy as most Samsung HDTV models, being a solid choice for those looking for a high end LED LCD with good performance.

Samsung UN55B85000 has grabbed the crown of best 55 inch LCD TV on the market, even though its off-angle viewing could be better. Only Pioneer Kuro plasma outperforms the UN55B8500 in picture quality. Samsung’s B6000, B7000, and B8000 models can’t quite touch the quality of the UN55B8500 because its LED backlighting is based on localized dimming LEDs arranged throughout the screen. It also has an abundance of interactive features as well, including Yahoo widgets and built-in content.