I don't think the screen is an ips, also not made by lg, seems to be a third party screen
Jams80 to geoffmiles
27 Nov 16#2
I believe you are correct. There is much confusion over this panel, as the LG site says it's IPS, but it doesn't quite make sense if it is.
I am wondering how it compares to the Hisense 55M7000 though.
malachi
27 Nov 16#3
I always go by what it says on the manufacturers website
The_Hoff to malachi
27 Nov 16#4
Never know as much as Davy Smith down my local though, do they?
Jams80 to malachi
27 Nov 16#9
Well in this case they certainly appear to be wrong. I saw on another forum someone confirmed it by the product code on the box... that indicates the panel manufacturer and as Rosko says, it is Innolux as I recall, same as Panasonic use. Definitely not IPS.
EmperorRosko
27 Nov 16#5
i have this TV. it's an MVA panel made by innolux. it isn't 10 bit so not capable of showing full HDR. it does however have a very nice picture with very bright whites and inky blacks. it's a good deal for this money at this size, but if you want full HDR you'll need to go higher.
Bikertov
27 Nov 16#6
I really think these larger sets should have 4 HDMI inputs nowadays for the money. Surely it would cost pennies to add an extra connection ?
You could easily have a sky box and/or free view recorder, Chromecast and/or Amazon stick, Blu-ray player and one or two games consoles to plug in.
3 HDMI just isn't enough these days, and not everyone wants to then get a full-on home theatre box to manage the sources.
Heat777
27 Nov 16#7
I've ordered the 50" version from JL for 479. Anyone know how it compares to the samsung 50" 6000 that jl have discounted to 499? Querying whether I've bought I good purchase or not?
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I am wondering how it compares to the Hisense 55M7000 though.
You could easily have a sky box and/or free view recorder, Chromecast and/or Amazon stick, Blu-ray player and one or two games consoles to plug in.
3 HDMI just isn't enough these days, and not everyone wants to then get a full-on home theatre box to manage the sources.