LG 47LM6200 47" Class 1080p 120Hz WiFi Ready Smart LED TV $667 In store pick up@Frys

If amazon didnt charge for shipping I would get it, otherwise price is OK. Its a $5 difference if i just pay tax at frys and pick it up

As long as you have a sears near you they will price match just go through frys to final checkout and select instore pick up at the closest frys nearmyou print it off take it to sears my frys was almost 200 miles away and the price matched and took 10% off the difference ending up getting mine a few months back for 620.

does sears has to have it in stock to price match?

i need a 55 one any deal around ???

I was not able to find it at nearby Frys or Sears, but I was able to get a price match at Best Buy. Would have liked to get the Sears 10% discount, but it's still a good deal at $677 and I also got a bunch of Best Buy reward points. Thanks for sharing this.

As for the quality of the TV itself, it's very nice. Set up was easy and I had no problem streaming a 3D movie over WiFi from XBMC upnp server. As far as I can tell, it's just as good as those $1500 Samsung and Sony 3D TVs.

Has anybody been able to successfully price match this at a sears store?

I just got mine today from Amazon after a price match.

The 120Hz is a LIE. This TV is a 60Hz panel. They use some algorithm to achieve a constructive "120 Hz," but there is jutter and blurring in the picture.

I have TruMotion and Real Cinema turn on (and toggled either off) and nothing helps. Everything else is great, but I can't deal with this.

Every channel I have, and Netflix and my SDcard all show 60Hz.

Check the reviews on amazon. I am not the only one.

My personal opinion is not to buy this panel if those things will bother you. The jutter and blur is pretty significant. This is the first time I have experienced it (I am coming from a Panasonic Viera TC42 ET5) and I was shocked that this is how bad it is. The Panasonic has NONE of this.

Get another panel. LG can promise firmware updates all they want, but why should you have to wait. Also consider that we are nearing 2013 models coming, and I am not sure how they handle software/firmware updates once this TV is phased out.

Apparently this problem was reported since release, and was JUST updated this summer in 2012. That's around 6 months to address the issue--and they failed to fix it.

Quote from Carpet : I was not able to find it at nearby Frys or Sears, but I was able to get a price match at Best Buy. Would have liked to get the Sears 10% discount, but it's still a good deal at $677 and I also got a bunch of Best Buy reward points. Thanks for sharing this. As for the quality of the TV itself, it's very nice. Set up was easy and I had no problem streaming a 3D movie over WiFi from XBMC upnp server. As far as I can tell, it's just as good as those $1500 Samsung and Sony 3D TVs.

Hi did you have bestbuy price match it in store or online? And how do you do that?
Thanks

Quote from carbonwhiskey : I just got mine today from Amazon after a price match. The 120Hz is a LIE. This TV is a 60Hz panel. They use some algorithm to achieve a constructive "120 Hz," but there is jutter and blurring in the picture. I have TruMotion and Real Cinema turn on (and toggled either off) and nothing helps. Everything else is great, but I can't deal with this. Every channel I have, and Netflix and my SDcard all show 60Hz. Check the reviews on amazon. I am not the only one. My personal opinion is not to buy this panel if those things will bother you. The jutter and blur is pretty significant. This is the first time I have experienced it (I am coming from a Panasonic Viera TC42 ET5) and I was shocked that this is how bad it is. The Panasonic has NONE of this. Get another panel. LG can promise firmware updates all they want, but why should you have to wait. Also consider that we are nearing 2013 models coming, and I am not sure how they handle software/firmware updates once this TV is phased out. Apparently this problem was reported since release, and was JUST updated this summer in 2012. That's around 6 months to address the issue--and they failed to fix it.

This was discussed before, and Why did you return the 42ET5?

Also 2013 Models are about 6 months out... usually feb/march

Quote from carbonwhiskey : I just got mine today from Amazon after a price match. The 120Hz is a LIE. This TV is a 60Hz panel. They use some algorithm to achieve a constructive "120 Hz," but there is jutter and blurring in the picture. I have TruMotion and Real Cinema turn on (and toggled either off) and nothing helps. Everything else is great, but I can't deal with this. Every channel I have, and Netflix and my SDcard all show 60Hz. Check the reviews on amazon. I am not the only one. My personal opinion is not to buy this panel if those things will bother you. The jutter and blur is pretty significant. This is the first time I have experienced it (I am coming from a Panasonic Viera TC42 ET5) and I was shocked that this is how bad it is. The Panasonic has NONE of this. Get another panel. LG can promise firmware updates all they want, but why should you have to wait. Also consider that we are nearing 2013 models coming, and I am not sure how they handle software/firmware updates once this TV is phased out. Apparently this problem was reported since release, and was JUST updated this summer in 2012. That's around 6 months to address the issue--and they failed to fix it.

I am not sure you are completely accurate.....the panel is 120hz panel

You saw 60 hz because that was what the signal being fed to the TV
The TV then take that and interpolates the frames..ie 120hz

In essence....I think it is just laying the sames frames over another one to give you the image that is solid

240hz does the same thing...though again to my knowledge LG does not have true 240hz
They use a 120hz panel and use the lightsource to create a 240hz "effect"

On another note...their motion interpolation..."tru motion" has never been known to be the best

Check out a higher end Sony or Samsung...they both have true 240hz panels