Bring vibrant colours and crystal-clear images into your home, courtesy of the LG 50LF561V 50" LED TV.
Full HD
Thanks to its Full HD resolution, you can enjoy excellent detail whether you're watching the latest blockbuster or settling down to watch TV. Dynamic Colour Enhancement brings colours to a whole new level so everything you watch will look stunning.
Freeview HD gives you access to a range of digital channels and radio stations, including some in stunning high definition. The best news is that it won't cost you a penny to watch some of the nation's favourite channels.
Clearer picture
LG's IPS screen panel creates the perfect balance of colour, clarity and contrast. No matter where you're sitting, the 50LF561 lets you enjoy a great view.
With eight picture modes to choose from, you can customise the screen to your viewing taste.
Surround sound
Featuring a Multi Channel Speaker System and dual speakers, you can enjoy virtual surround sound at home. Switch on your favourite blockbuster and experience room-filling sound for the ultimate immersive entertainment.
USB playback
Connect your LG TV to a USB or other external drive via the USB port and instantly play content on the big screen. Share your holiday photos with family or watch media content from your smartphone or mobile device.
Don't forget your HDMI cables
Check out our range of HDMI cables to connect your input devices and to make sure your new TV has a perfect picture with improved transfer speeds.
Look out for the Sandstrom Silver Series HDMI cables with their lifetime warranty.
With a high quality finish and beautiful Full HD resolution, the 50LF561V 50" LED TV makes a stylish addition to your home entertainment system.
Top comments
SFJnet
1 Oct 154#9
elmetodo
1 Oct 154#1
1 HDMI input, seriously?
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elmetodo
1 Oct 154#1
1 HDMI input, seriously?
SFJnet to elmetodo
1 Oct 15#3
2 actually, one on the front and one on the side, but still woefully inadequate for a lot of people these days. Cheap though.
LOUGHBORO GUY
1 Oct 15#2
The Seki 50 inch at currys is £299 has 19 good reviews
jammiev
1 Oct 151#4
no 3d otherweise hot
paulpso to jammiev
1 Oct 152#5
3D is a fad. More strenuous on the eyes than anything
KASOOR66
1 Oct 15#6
Excellent price for a 50 inch screen
paulpso
1 Oct 152#7
I don't see how it's ever an issue? I have an hdmi auto switch box. 5 sockets. cost like £8...
With 2 of them you'd have 10 sockets on this TV
I've always been under the impression this kind of thing loses quality, even with a powered box.
I pass most of my HDMI inputs through my amp and don't notice a difference but I'm not sure how an £8 box would compare with a £600 amp.
Do you actually have one and if so what do you reckon?
sio
1 Oct 15#11
Rember Top Cash Back.
shauneco
1 Oct 151#12
It's digital, You've either got a signal or you haven't, Hence no loss of quality.
paulpso
1 Oct 15#13
I have one with a PS3, PS4, X360, X1 and Wii U all connected to it. Picture is fine, never had an issue. comes with a little remote too in case you have a device with an always on hdmi that may or may not cause an issue with the auto switch.
Munger2k
1 Oct 15#14
True being digital it should either work or not (don't tell the guys at Monster cables!). I guess getting a box that supports HDMI 2.0 should cover all bases.
raybog
1 Oct 15#15
Is this any good for gaming?
Reviews are hard to come by, which doesn't inspire confidence...
tombyrne94
1 Oct 15#16
Looks exactly the same as the 50" Hisense that I just got from Amazon for £320. Same spec and connectivity too. Must be a rebrand.
48" panasonic with 6 years warranty - and 2no HDMI inputs instead of the 1 with LG (important if you have blue ray, consoles etc and dont want to be constantly unplugging !)
Well I'm now £399 poorer courtesy of this site..... followed the link and saw that they have the LG 50LF580V (50" smart TV) for only £50 more and convinced myself that the 42" I have in the front room is too small...... So much for the promise that it would last 5 years when I bought it 2 years ago.
paulpso
1 Oct 15#20
good price for a panny, but seriously.. unplugging? 3-1 boxes are less than a fiver
Rhythmeister
1 Oct 151#21
Apart from the noise they can introduce to the signal.
Rampant_Lion
1 Oct 15#22
Are all LG TVs made by LG or are any outsourced to the mighty Vestel?
lanc1979 to Rampant_Lion
2 Oct 15#30
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Samsung and LG, two major vendors in the global LCD TV market, have mainly adopted in-house produced components for their sets that they are also manufacturing in house. But LG made contacts with Taiwan's ODMs about the outsourcing orders in 2014.
Samsung Electronics has outsourced production to China panel maker BOE's TV manufacturing subsidiary Beijing BOE Multimedia Technology, while LG Electronics has outsourced some of its LCD TV models for the North America market to Compal Electronics.
Sounds like they used to be in-house, but have recently started the outsourcing thing as well, which is a bit disappointing...
LOUGHBORO GUY
1 Oct 15#23
All TVs are not made by LG ie Loughborough guy !
paulpso
1 Oct 152#24
yeah I once had a 99p cable make green pixels flicker. use a bit better quality cables. dont have to spend much
pig69er
1 Oct 15#25
lol,dream on, all digital signals transport some electric current with them try to split a signal to 3 different tvs and you will see a massive drop in IQ.
montana78
1 Oct 15#26
Good. As long as that Panasonic isn't a rebrand
matthew80
1 Oct 15#27
Beat my price quote at £333.99. Never bought off them before though and I hear bad things so not sure whether to do it.
tradingbubble to matthew80
8 Oct 15#42
I used beat my price for the smart version of the LG and 5 days later they gave me a refund, no explanation and no opportunity to buy elsewhere now. Not impressed, wont use again.
sparklehedgehog
1 Oct 152#28
Not for normal people it isn't!
Like saying colour is a fad or HD is a fad
Rhythmeister
1 Oct 15#29
I enjoy the active 3D on my Samsung, as does everyone who has watched a film on it :sunglasses:
Bigfootpete
2 Oct 15#31
Good price - however I have yet to come across a decent LG tv... Phones yes, tv - no.
furiousjammin to Bigfootpete
2 Oct 15#32
You need to get out more then. Some cracking LG sets about.
Wont make difference whether its a good LG tv or not if you are looking at them through turd tinted spectacles - which i suspect you are.
crazy786
2 Oct 15#33
Overpriced for a non smart tv!!!
bradstar187 to crazy786
31 May 16#44
£50 extra for the smart version
Bigfootpete
2 Oct 15#34
Great assumtion based on nothing.
I own an LG tv - my Samsung beats it in every single way, also had LG in the past, also tested out friends LG tv's
LOUGHBORO GUY
2 Oct 15#35
I have a Samsung EH 5000 40 inch tv and Samsung EH 5000 32 inch in bedroom imho both lovely pictures
thatsnotme
2 Oct 15#36
As I'm contemplating purchasing this could you tell me in what respects Samsung beats LG? I currently own a Samsung LED however its only 40" and could do with a slightly larger screen, not fussed about smart features as its hooked up to a box anyway
LOUGHBORO GUY
2 Oct 15#37
I would say Samsung better picture ???
unhappybunny
3 Oct 15#38
Does anyone who have this can measure? What's the distance from the tv table to the bottom of the screen?
I ask because I have my surround sound speakers sat on the tv stand (just kinda in front of the set)
elbow777 to unhappybunny
3 Oct 151#39
3 inches from table to screen....
unhappybunny
3 Oct 15#40
Thanks for that... hmm I think my speakers will obscure the screen a little, they stand just over 3" tall. My current 48" (one of the older sets with a thicker rim) is 4.5" from table to screen....
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Bigfootpete
5 Oct 151#41
Better quality picture - smoother, you have so many options in the advanced menu to tune the tv settings to how you like it as well. Seems to be more responsive as well when using the remote.
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Bring vibrant colours and crystal-clear images into your home, courtesy of the LG 50LF561V 50" LED TV.
Full HD
Thanks to its Full HD resolution, you can enjoy excellent detail whether you're watching the latest blockbuster or settling down to watch TV. Dynamic Colour Enhancement brings colours to a whole new level so everything you watch will look stunning.
Freeview HD gives you access to a range of digital channels and radio stations, including some in stunning high definition. The best news is that it won't cost you a penny to watch some of the nation's favourite channels.
Clearer picture
LG's IPS screen panel creates the perfect balance of colour, clarity and contrast. No matter where you're sitting, the 50LF561 lets you enjoy a great view.
With eight picture modes to choose from, you can customise the screen to your viewing taste.
Surround sound
Featuring a Multi Channel Speaker System and dual speakers, you can enjoy virtual surround sound at home. Switch on your favourite blockbuster and experience room-filling sound for the ultimate immersive entertainment.
USB playback
Connect your LG TV to a USB or other external drive via the USB port and instantly play content on the big screen. Share your holiday photos with family or watch media content from your smartphone or mobile device.
Don't forget your HDMI cables
Check out our range of HDMI cables to connect your input devices and to make sure your new TV has a perfect picture with improved transfer speeds.
Look out for the Sandstrom Silver Series HDMI cables with their lifetime warranty.
With a high quality finish and beautiful Full HD resolution, the 50LF561V 50" LED TV makes a stylish addition to your home entertainment system.
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With 2 of them you'd have 10 sockets on this TV
http://pricespy.co.uk/product.php?p=3113750
I pass most of my HDMI inputs through my amp and don't notice a difference but I'm not sure how an £8 box would compare with a £600 amp.
Do you actually have one and if so what do you reckon?
Reviews are hard to come by, which doesn't inspire confidence...
48" panasonic with 6 years warranty - and 2no HDMI inputs instead of the 1 with LG (important if you have blue ray, consoles etc and dont want to be constantly unplugging !)
http://www.futureshop.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=5289
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Samsung and LG, two major vendors in the global LCD TV market, have mainly adopted in-house produced components for their sets that they are also manufacturing in house. But LG made contacts with Taiwan's ODMs about the outsourcing orders in 2014.
Samsung Electronics has outsourced production to China panel maker BOE's TV manufacturing subsidiary Beijing BOE Multimedia Technology, while LG Electronics has outsourced some of its LCD TV models for the North America market to Compal Electronics.
Sounds like they used to be in-house, but have recently started the outsourcing thing as well, which is a bit disappointing...
Like saying colour is a fad or HD is a fad
Wont make difference whether its a good LG tv or not if you are looking at them through turd tinted spectacles - which i suspect you are.
I own an LG tv - my Samsung beats it in every single way, also had LG in the past, also tested out friends LG tv's
I ask because I have my surround sound speakers sat on the tv stand (just kinda in front of the set)
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