The LG LF7700 42 inch Flat Screen TV has built-in Freesat HD providing a digital satellite TV service brought to you by the BBC and ITV built into the TV. The 42LF7700 comes HD ready, with 1080p, 1920x1080 screen resolution, TruMotion 100Hz to reduce blurring, 3 HDMI sockets to connect your entertainment consoles, and much more!
- Freesat HD TV - HD Ready 1080p (1920 x 1080) Resolution
- Dynamic Contrast Ratio of 50,000:1 and Brightness of 500cd/m2
- Intelligent Sensor to optimise your picture and reduce power consumption within any environment
- TruMotion 100Hz for reduced motion blur during fast action scenes
- Ample connectivity including 3 x HDMI, USB 2.0 (JPEG/MP3 Playback), 2 x Scart, PC Input, Composite, Headphone & Ethernet
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 Awesome TV |
| Review Date: September 14, 2009 |
| Reviewer: DC, Guildford, UK |
| I have spent ages looking at TVs pondering which one to buy and why and trying to understand the different models and codes. Eventually I decided on the LG 42 because it had the best picture in the local supermarket. I haven't got a digital ariel but do have a sat dish so I bought this model expecting to use the free sat to get the free channels and also to upgrade to Sky HD. Now I've got the TV it has tuned in 117 digital channels easily and the picture is so good I'm wondering if I really need the HDTV subscription or the free sat, I will probably hook up the freesat to see what the free HD channels are like and then make a decision. I am seriously impressed with the picture and the sound quality, plus the whole ease of use. The fact that it swivels to give you access to the plugs and cables is a real bonus. The WII also looks great, even thought it doesn't support HD and is only going through a scart. The kids want to be on the WII all the time and the best thing is when we're all on it and you only get a quarter of the screen it's big enough for you to really enjoy it. Very, very pleased with this. It has exceeded my expectations. |
Better than my Brother-in-Laws £5000 set..
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| Review Date: August 14, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Paul Delaney, Wirral, UK |
No kidding it really is better than his 5 grand set. Although I must admit that his set is nearly 2 years old now, never the less his is fully HD compat with a seperate tuner/dvd/hdd.
Oh!, and his dosen't have freesat either...
The picture is superb on the LF7700, the sat tuner is really sensitive and I have been able to tune both the "freesat" service at 28.2 degrees and Arabsat ARD6 I think at 28.0 degrees without having to move the 45cm dish.
Loads of control for personal sound and video settings, USB card reader for viewing photographs and listening to Mp3's.
There is a network RJ45 socket on the rear for future use, streaming video via internet/freesat according to the bumf..
Nothing wrong with the sound either, loads of bass from the downfacing speakers and the highs are catered for by "hidden speakers around the frame. I suffer from Tinitus and have found listening to the set a lot easier than our previous Sony 32" bravia.
A nice touch too is the swiveling base/stand, facilitates easy removal and plugging in of cables. 3 HDMI sockets, 2 Scart, composite video and RGB inputs, 15 pin VGA for the old computer too, plenty of scope there. SPdif audio out, shame I don't have a decent sound system with SPdif input...
All in all a great set. I am highly delighted as is my wife, she actually stays up to watch programmes on it, rather than watch the tv in our bedroom, as she used to.
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LG 42LF7700
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| Review Date: November 19, 2009 |
| Reviewer: PuttPutt, England UK |
| The TV set arrived on time and was packed well. After setting the TV up, a quick affair, plugged the power and switched on. Setup to download freesat (remember you need a satelite to receive freesat) and freeview channels was very simple indeed. The picture quality is great, however, the eco technology is not my cup of tea as it darkens the picture quite noticeably. Other than that it is easy to use no faffing about with setting up your video or DVD players just plug in the scart plugs to the scart sockets on the TV and powering on either device automatically selects the appropriate AV channel. I purchased this as present for my parents and they are very pleased with it and have had no problems using it (both in their 70's and not technically minded). If I had one gripe it would be the sound system it is adequate for my parents but I woould like something more sophisticated to give stronger tops and bottoms. I think I will have to purchase a cinema surround sound system for them (me). |
LG42LF7700
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| Review Date: October 12, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Alistair B. Forrest, Scotland |
| Superb product with excellent features would recommend this to anyone who has Sky HD or a HD DVD player, picture quality is out of this world. |
Champagne TV for Beer Money
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| Review Date: November 8, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Mrs. S. B. Varney, London UK |
| This is a fantastic TV. Ordered from Amazon and it was delivered in less than 24 hrs. My husband set up the TV in less than 20 minutes. Great quality in all aspects. Picture is superb. Sound played direct from the TV through Sony 5.1 system is grrrreat!! Everything about this TV is excellent. Cannot recommend highly enough. Good value for the money. |
LG 42" with free sat
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| Review Date: October 26, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Mrs. Caroline Hastie, Glasgow Scotland |
Beautiful TV. Thought this would look too big in my living room but it sits in the corner fine.
I find the guide on he remote very helpful as a feature.
It has all you would want from a TV. |
Total mint TV - and for the price a total bargin!!
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| Review Date: September 27, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Mr. G. Brown, Glenrothes, Scotland |
Ordered Thurs got Fri! plugged in and started up and was easy to use! i dont have a sat dish so couldnt pick up Freesat but i have V+HD so i wasnt too bothered about that. Watching in HD is fantastic - you really sense the depth - playing games in HD is great too - i have an older XBOX360 so it doesnt have the HDMI port so i am using component but its still blinding!
there is one problem tho, and maybe its just me but i cant get it to work at 100Hz?? V+ is still at 50Hz and Xbox is 60Hz but still looks amazing and i have only had a few hrs with it so when i get back from work i'll try n sort that out - also when u have been watching a HD channel then go to a normal channel there is a noticable difference but most channels have a HD channel out now anyway so watch it on that!
so if ur looking for a HD TV to play games and watch HD tele buy this! if ur just wanting to upgrade to a bigger TV and dont have either SKYHD or V+HD I'd look elsewhere!
but for me 10/10 |
Easy plug and play, even for an "old chap"
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| Review Date: November 26, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Robert Francis, Devon, England |
First delivery was within 48 hours, great. Then I think it took me longer to screw the base together than the TV to "ask me" would I like it to turn freesat and freeview, all I had to do was say "OK" (without even fully reading the manual) and away it went. There I was sitting up and watching a brilliant picture within 20mins of unpacking the set.
Did take sometime reviewing different models and technology, but this product is excellent value for money.
Setup very easy, kids love the technology for PC connectivity etc.
As a TV, both sound and picture are first class, Mind you HD is even better.
Recommend 100%
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LG42LF7700
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| Review Date: February 2, 2010 |
| Reviewer: DEREK LAXTON, |
Good looking and very pleased with the performance. Clarity of picture on Freesat even better than I had hoped especially on HD showings.
Continuously changed channels when used with my Virgin box for the first few weeks for which Virgin had no solution despite an engineer call out.Now seems to have sorted itself but I will now only use Virgin for catch up until I get a better and cheaper solution.
Sound clarity is excellent
The ecosave picture settings are too dull for me on auto but there are plenty of other setting options to resolve this.
Overall an excellent buy.
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Top Quality
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| Review Date: January 18, 2010 |
| Reviewer: S. D. Regan, |
This TV is easy to connect up to all of your other equipment. The picture quality is second to none. The definition on a blu ray player is sharp. The optical output gives great sound connected to a 5.1 amp. A recommended TV if you have a blu ray player or SKY HD.
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the best set up for the money
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| Review Date: December 20, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Richard Douse, |
| I dont think I could have made a better purchase,great picture, and value for money |
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