42" LG 42LM3400 1080p 3D LED HDTV + 4 Pairs of 3D Glasses $398 + Free Shipping or In-store Pickup

Walmart has 42" LG 42LM3400 1080p 3D LED HDTV + 4x 3D Glasses for $398 with free shipping. Thanks calistyle

Specs:

• Resolution: 1920x1080
• Contrast Ratio: 3,000,000:1
• Tuners: ATSC/NTSC/Clear QAM
• Inputs:
  • 2x HDMI
  • 1x Component
  • 1x Headphone
  • 1x USB

Price Research: Our research indicates that 42" LG 42LM3400 1080p 3D LED HDTV is $52 lower (12% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $450 to $500.-yuugotserved

Good price. Thanks calistyle

this deal is on fry's quite a bit (no tax for a lot of people) and it doesn't receive a lot of love.

Quote from jjm5119 : this deal is on fry's quite a bit (no tax for a lot of people) and it doesn't receive a lot of love.

Probably because 60 Hz on a 3D set scares people off....

Its from Walmart. I don't expect a nice long lasting TV..pass.

I have this tv and like it.It's lower end but I have a lot of trouble seeing 3d affects and with this one it's pretty easy on the eyes. There is some issues with darker images as it washes out, but that might be able to be fixed in the settings, though I have not been able to get it perfect as of yet. Finally, my other drother is that the 46" goes on sale not as often but is proportionally priced and I wish that I had gone bigger but since this is my first 3d tv, I didn't expect to like it as much as I do so I kept this "experiment" on the cheap side.

Quote from stopspazzing : Its from Walmart. I don't expect a nice long lasting TV..pass.

It has nothing to do with WM. Rather, for cheaper, more affordable HDTVs, manufacturers will intentionally make inferior tabs (those electrical tapes that connect the LCD panel to the electric connectors coming from the PCB boards) which will fail right on the dot after the default MFR warranty period expires.

So what's my point? Make sure you buy/get one of those Squaretrade extended policy for these cheap LCDs.

I got this TV from Wal Mart about 4 months ago for 20$ more. It's a spare room TV so not getting a lot of use, but I like it. Good picture quality, we have a Roku hooked up to it so internet isn't much of an issue. I like the 3D but you have to be a good 8 feet away to have the optimal effect, and on only a 42" screen, standing 8 feet away makes the image rather small. Of course I'm used to my 65" Vizio in the living room.

I think this is the standard price. It is a good deal, but I don't want to wait a week for it to ship.

I am going to go with the Samsung 43" plasma for the same price which is in-stock locally and looks pretty good.

Don't forget the 4-year warranty on this box for $49.00, supposed to be pretty good from wally-world as opposed to Fry's warranties.

Quote from Divilish : I think this is the standard price. It is a good deal, but I don't want to wait a week for it to ship. I am going to go with the Samsung 43" plasma for the same price which is in-stock locally and looks pretty good. Don't forget the 4-year warranty on this box for $49.00, supposed to be pretty good from wally-world as opposed to Fry's warranties.

I bought the 43" Sammy Plasma a couple years back thinking that 720's were going to go out of fashion, fun to see that it's still around, great tv..

I picked this up from Frys for the same price and have been extremely pleased with it. Terrific picture, the only complaint is that CEC doesn't work with my ps3, but that's a very minor point.

The size/price/quality ratio is very nice on this set. I haven't even used the 3d, and I don't intend to. You won't find a non-3d TV for a better price.

As for 60hz, I never use it on my big TV, the soap opera effect is jarring. Y'all need to get over 120/240 being a crucial feature, especially for a TV at this price.

I got this tv at fry's like a week ago and am also very pleased with it. For the price and I very happy with the picture quality. I know it won't compare to my samsung es8000 but for what it's worth, it's pretty good. At first I was very skeptical bc this tv was a 60hz but honestly everything seems good on it...including sports (I watch a lot of soccer and nba). 3D is a perk so don't buy this tv bc of its 3d because it's not going to WOW you like the tv's that are above $1000. 42" is a good size for a small bed room. I'm probably going to return my westinghouse 40" led tv that I bought from costco about 2 weeks ago.

If you're looking for a budget tv that displays good picture, I recommend this tv

This TV is known for having a combined input lag + response time of around 35ms. That's very good for video games. That was measured at 1080p through HDMI. I cannot account for the other inputs.

http://www.displaylag.com/display-database/

By the way, if you don't know what input lag is, then you probably shouldn't consider it. It's only worth considering for video games; specifically those that take really fast reactions to play well.