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LG 42CS560 42-Inch 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV Overview:
- 1 Year Parts & Labor warranty
- 42-inch LCD display,Full HD 1080p gives it superior picture quality over standard HDTV
- LG's Picture Wizard II allows you to find the perfect picture. Get easy self-calibration with on-screen reference points for key picture quality elements such as black level, color, tint, sharpness and backlight levels.
- With the Smart Energy Saving features you can be wise and not wasteful by conserving energy and money.
- Stands & Mounts:Table top Swivel
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LG 42CS560 42-Inch 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV Reviews
322 of 341 people found the following review helpful 
They stripped a lot of features out for 2012 over the same 2011 model, March 28, 2012 This review is from: LG 32CS560 32-Inch 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV (Electronics) Review written by K.Watson
They stripped a lot of features out for 2012 over the same 2011/2010 line/models. The reasons are unclear. I assume to just make more money and fleece their customers even more. They removed so many great features that really made this a great set but they kept the price the same, which I would like to point out is already high compared to other models in the size. There is just no sense or logic in the stripping of these features whatsoever.
They removed a HDMI port. Now there are not enough ports to hook up everything you need. Deal breaker for most potential customers right there. With just 2 ports, I've already had to pull out my set away from the wall several times to juggle between consoles, or if I want to watch a bluray movie or if I want to watch cable. It's a hassle. God only knows why LG would remove a very much needed HDMI port from us. Even the guy at Best Buy told us that he does not recommend this set to anyone because it... Read more
75 of 77 people found the following review helpful 
A good but not great set, March 31, 2012 This review is from: LG 37CS560 37-Inch 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV (Electronics) LG's lower-mid level sets have earned a reputation for having low gaming lag, great color accuracy, and the most extensive features and picture options of any sets at or even above their price level. The CS560 series still delivers in these regards, but to a lesser extent than earlier models.
The styling and build quality of the set are very good overall. My panel is a S-IPS type, though LG may be conducting a panel lottery (randomly shipping VA and IPS panels for the same model) as they have in the past. The buttons are front mounted and touch sensitive, which is a nice feature but makes operating the set in the dark very awkward. One complaint to make about the set is that it buzzes faintly unless the backlight is set to 100, which can be annoying when using the set quietly at night.
The input lag at 1080p seems to average around 1-2 frames, keeping with LG's standard for fast processing time. There is hardly any noticeable increase in lag when upscaling from... Read more
86 of 94 people found the following review helpful Highly disappointed . . ., March 25, 2012 This review is from: LG 32CS560 32-Inch 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV (Electronics) Do not buy this TV expecting to get the same quality that the 32LD450 and the 32LK450 had. While it may be the 32LK450's replacement, it certainly doesn't live up to its predecessor. The only area of "improvement" is that they will all allegedly have IPS screens. The one I purchased was an S-IPS (I would have chosen A-MVA if I had a choice), the other unit on the shelf had the same AUSY code, and so did the display unit. The IPS is only an "improvement" though if you were playing the panel lottery with the 32LK450 and trying to find an IPS panel instead of the A-MVA panel. The TV I got has a very minimal amount of backlight bleed on the bottom edge slightly to the right of the center. It's not very noticeable with the backlight down but if you have it high, it stands out and has been getting worse. Initially there was no banding on the DVI>HDMI signal from the PC on various test pages but, that has started to show up as well for some reason. Speaking of tests, do not bother... Read more
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| 322 of 341 people found the following review helpful They stripped a lot of features out for 2012 over the same 2011 model, This review is from: LG 32CS560 32-Inch 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV (Electronics) Review written by K.WatsonThey stripped a lot of features out for 2012 over the same 2011/2010 line/models. The reasons are unclear. I assume to just make more money and fleece their customers even more. They removed so many great features that really made this a great set but they kept the price the same, which I would like to point out is already high compared to other models in the size. There is just no sense or logic in the stripping of these features whatsoever. They removed a HDMI port. Now there are not enough ports to hook up everything you need. Deal breaker for most potential customers right there. With just 2 ports, I've already had to pull out my set away from the wall several times to juggle between consoles, or if I want to watch a bluray movie or if I want to watch cable. It's a hassle. God only knows why LG would remove a very much needed HDMI port from us. Even the guy at Best Buy told us that he does not recommend this set to anyone because it... Read more 75 of 77 people found the following review helpful A good but not great set, This review is from: LG 37CS560 37-Inch 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV (Electronics) LG's lower-mid level sets have earned a reputation for having low gaming lag, great color accuracy, and the most extensive features and picture options of any sets at or even above their price level. The CS560 series still delivers in these regards, but to a lesser extent than earlier models.The styling and build quality of the set are very good overall. My panel is a S-IPS type, though LG may be conducting a panel lottery (randomly shipping VA and IPS panels for the same model) as they have in the past. The buttons are front mounted and touch sensitive, which is a nice feature but makes operating the set in the dark very awkward. One complaint to make about the set is that it buzzes faintly unless the backlight is set to 100, which can be annoying when using the set quietly at night. The input lag at 1080p seems to average around 1-2 frames, keeping with LG's standard for fast processing time. There is hardly any noticeable increase in lag when upscaling from... Read more 86 of 94 people found the following review helpful Highly disappointed . . ., This review is from: LG 32CS560 32-Inch 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV (Electronics) Do not buy this TV expecting to get the same quality that the 32LD450 and the 32LK450 had. While it may be the 32LK450's replacement, it certainly doesn't live up to its predecessor. The only area of "improvement" is that they will all allegedly have IPS screens. The one I purchased was an S-IPS (I would have chosen A-MVA if I had a choice), the other unit on the shelf had the same AUSY code, and so did the display unit. The IPS is only an "improvement" though if you were playing the panel lottery with the 32LK450 and trying to find an IPS panel instead of the A-MVA panel. The TV I got has a very minimal amount of backlight bleed on the bottom edge slightly to the right of the center. It's not very noticeable with the backlight down but if you have it high, it stands out and has been getting worse. Initially there was no banding on the DVI>HDMI signal from the PC on various test pages but, that has started to show up as well for some reason. Speaking of tests, do not bother... Read more |
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