47" LG 47LM4600 1080p 120Hz 3D LED HDTV $505 + Free Shipping

LG is misleading in advertising. This is really a 60hz TV - LG TruMotion 120hz is not true 120hz, it's gimmick.

Funny story. I ordered this yesterday for $550 from newegg and they would NOT price match it to the ebay price. They told me instead that I should order it from ebay and refuse the one newegg.com is delivering.

Smart company, no wonder the country is going down the tubes.

I think if LG's passive 3D was out back in 2010 when 3D was first being pushed, 3D would have gained a bit more traction and there would be more content. It's so much cheaper and more convenient than active. Panasonic has even switched to passive for 2013 on their LED sets (Passive can't be done on plasma).

Before anyone posts about LG panel lottery, all passive 3d sets use an S-IPS panel. The FPR technology that makes passive possible is only currently being produced on S-IPS panels and only by LG since they created it. All the Vizio, Panasonic, and Toshiba (excluding glasses free) passive 3D sets are using LG panels.

Quote from tizzao : Funny story. I ordered this yesterday for $550 from newegg and they would NOT price match it to the ebay price. They told me instead that I should order it from ebay and refuse the one newegg.com is delivering. Smart company, no wonder the country is going down the tubes.

If you ordered it yesterday you should be able to call and cancel the order all together unless you upgraded the shipping to 2day or something.

Quote from bimologist : I recently bought the 55LM4600 from Costco for $699 (Sams may have been a bit cheaper). I am pretty much happy with it. I I bought a LM7600 and returned it, as I hated the slow SmartApps and changing inputs, and the REMOTE was driving me nuts. The 4600 has a dumb remote and works great.

I bought the same TV from Costco and I love it. For $700 you get a 55" with 3d. Can't beat that man.

Quote from proppat : Remember that these aren't true 120Hz sets. They're 60Hz sets with "black frame insertion." You still have to use 3:2 pulldown for 24fps video. It's false marketing on LG's part.

Quote from angle123 : LG is misleading in advertising. This is really a 60hz TV - LG TruMotion 120hz is not true 120hz, it's gimmick.

Do not ignore these above comments!

This is a pretty good deal but I would suggest supporting another company over LG because of their BLATANT false adverting on most of their TVs. 60Hz with "black frame insertion" looks okay but it doesn't looks as good as true 120Hz. If I buy a product that is claiming to be 120Hz it should be 120Hz.

Bad, bad BAD form LG.

(Note: I don't even like 120Hz "soap opera effect" for Movies/TV but wanted it for sports, IMO that's where 120Hz is beneficial.)

Quote from oyouno : If you ordered it yesterday you should be able to call and cancel the order all together unless you upgraded the shipping to 2day or something.

I tried that but it had already shipped by the time I called them.

As far as the TV goes, it is a great TV (I had it before and passed on mine to a local family). It has no smart features (a plus in my book), the regular remote, decent input lag (about 2 frames) and the one I had was very uniform with great color.

I would (did) buy it again (twice).

Quote from Lucavi : Do not ignore these above comments! This is a pretty good deal but I would suggest supporting another company over LG because of their BLATANT false adverting on most of their TVs. 60Hz with "black frame insertion" looks okay but it doesn't looks as good as true 120Hz. If I buy a product that is claiming to be 120Hz it should be 120Hz. Bad, bad BAD form LG. (Note: I don't even like 120Hz "soap opera effect" for Movies/TV but wanted it for sports, IMO that's where 120Hz is beneficial.)

LG's not the only one to lie about this stuff. LG's is the most blatant and most misleading example, but other companies are putting out TV's with similar backlight features and using deceptive labeling to make you think they are a higher rate. LG is no doubt looking at an eventual class action suit over it so buy now and in a couple years you may get a $25 check in the mail. The class action will be better at stopping this movement by manufacturers than a few people not buying from them.

bill me later double your ebay bucks , $40 ebay buck same as cash
its good deal

in for 1.
Got it for my in laws sun drenched living room.

fwiw, 120/240/480/600hz... all gimmicks.

I turn off all those settings in any TV i get that has them.

wish it was 55in

Quote from Lucavi : Do not ignore these above comments! (Note: I don't even like 120Hz "soap opera effect" for Movies/TV but wanted it for sports, IMO that's where 120Hz is beneficial.)

I don't even want the "soap opera effect," I just want a true 120Hz tv. People overlook the fact that 120Hz is an actual hardware spec and has little to do with the "soap opera effect" software processing. If you watch a lot of 24fps video, you want 120Hz because the TV can display the video in it's natural state, 24fps (by showing each frame 5 times in succession) instead of having to rely on software 3:2 to display the video. If you watch a lot of movies, especially action movies, you'll notice how much better horizontal movement looks on a 120Hz set because no additional software processing has to be applied to the video.

I'm not saying that 60Hz is bad and you should always avoid it, I'm just saying you should be aware of what 120Hz actually is and not be turned off because you saw a 120Hz tv in the store with that cheesy smoothing option turned on.

Quote from kki000 : in for 1. Got it for my in laws sun drenched living room. fwiw, 120/240/480/600hz... all gimmicks. I turn off all those settings in any TV i get that has them.

120Hz isn't a setting, it's a hardware spec. The setting you're talking about ("120Hz mode," "TruMotion," etc) is a gimmick, but it's totally unrelated to the 120Hz spec. You want 120Hz on your tv so you can watch the movie in it's native 24fps (24fpsx5=120Hz) frame rate without software processing to upconvert it to 30fps video to be viewable on a 60Hz set (i.e., 60 isn't divisible by 24, so the set has to perform 3:2 pulldown to show the video).

In for 1 for my aunt who's been TV hunting. Thanks OP!