- Conclusion Get the lowdown
- Features How it compares
- Performance Real world benchmarks
- Differences Technical showdown
- Reviews Word on the street
- Competition Others to consider
- Discussion Answers and opinions
LG LW6500
- 47" 1080p LED-backlit
- 3D 240 Hz
- Internet enabled
Released March, 2011
Rated 100% by by VolKozMy wireless network is quite fast (15Mbps) but, unlike my laptop, this TV takes a very long time to load a YouTube video (many never load at all) or pictures of the movies on my Netflix queue.
Conclusion Check out the LG LW6500
First reviewed December, 2011
Features Key features of the LG LW6500
47”
LED-backlit
Rated 80% by by dhinmnweb features are great, especially Vudu, Hulu Plus, Netflix, Amazon Video, and 3D Demo.
size
47"
70"
65"
LW6500 by E.-R.-Guinn--old-retired-guy (Mar, 2012)The screen size is fantastic.....my older eyes like everything bigger.
LW6500 by JD (Feb, 2012)The larger screen size can make you forget you are watching a TV and puts you in the action.
thickness
LW6500 by J.-Hensel (Jun, 2011)Considering how thin this TV is, the sound quality produced by it is quite good.
Performance Real world tests of LG LW6500
power consumption
LW6500 by Sergey-Yakovlev (Dec, 2011)But it generally improves black and reduces the power consumption.
contrast ratio
LW6500 by cabinfever (Feb, 2012)There are so many ways to tweak this set that everyone should be able to get what they need or expect in a television set; crystal clear, crisp picture with the darkest blacks and brilliant colors.
Our analysis How does it stack up against its top 10 competitors
pros
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Edge-lit LED -
CinemaNow, MLB TV, NBA Game Live, Netflix, VUDU, YouTube -
Flickr, Picasa -
Napster, Pandora -
Facebook, Twitter -
MPEG1, MPEG2, MPEG4 -
AAC, AC-3, LPCM, MP3 -
JPEG -
5:5 Pulldown @ 120Hz -
supports professional calibration to achieve the most accurate color reproduction -
SimpLink -
backlight zones are selectively turned off to enhance the picture's contrast -
9,000,000:1 -
enjoy realistic 3D videos at home -
2 -
easier to share and enjoy your digital photos, music and video -
optional, 802.11b,802.11g,802.11n -
other devices can control the TV; better for home automation -
4 -
2 -
1 -
87.12% -
1 -
400 mm x 400 mm -
240 Hz -
1 -
1 -
18,189 g -
30 mm
cons
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can't access streaming content
Reviews Word on the street
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| Rated 100% by by henry (Feb, 2012) Rated 20% by by Mike-Grey (Oct, 2012) Rated 100% by by regaltime28 (Mar, 2012) |
Panel
LG LW6500 47" | Rated 100% by by Sparky (Aug, 2011)The 3D passive effect of this TV is very good, especially with the "passive glasses" which are a plus because the price of the glasses are very reasonable compared to "active glasses" which are expensive.
LG LW6500 47" | Rated 80% by by Jenny (Feb, 2012)Stunningly impressive 3D features, especially if it's your first 3D home TV experience.
LG LW6500 47" | Rated 100% by by misiu (Apr, 2012)I still haven't used the 3D glasses because when I bought this TV I wasn't interested in the 3D.
3d
LG LW6500 47" | Rated 100% by by S2k189 (Nov, 2011)it also comes with a fun feature where you can change 2D-3D, by no means does it look anything like a 3D movie that was made in 3D, but i have found that some Xbox 360 games look really cool when changed from 2D-3D, some levels on MWF3 changed to 3D is pretty fun!
LG LW6500 47" | Rated 100% by by dairygrl89When doing your research for a 3D tv, most reviews say active is the best to get the full 3D effects.
LG LW6500 47" | Rated 80% by by Sunil-Gopinath (Mar, 2012)The glasses are plastic made and very light to wear and unlike active shutter glasses there are no batteries to change.
Content
LG LW6500 47" | Rated 100% by by M.-AllenAs to gaming, got online yesterday with MW3 (xbox 360), converted it to 3d through the TV and it was crazy the level of rounded depth and crisp clarity it added to the graphics.
LG LW6500 47" | Rated 100% by by Spartan1138 (Nov, 2011)Watching blu rays and football games on this display is bad ass!
LG LW6500 47" | Rated 100% by by S2k189 (Nov, 2011)but I was worried when I read a review from someone who said that the tv did not perform well when he was playing shooter games on the xbox 360 or ps3.
Picture quality
LG LW6500 47" | Rated 100% by by James-Beaudry-Jr (Feb, 2012)The picture is crystal clear and even the audio is clear and vibrant.
LG LW6500 47" | Rated 100% by by Spartan1138 (Nov, 2011)Basically, if you want an energy efficent, sleek looking, sharp,crisp and sweet picture look no farther than the LG 65LW6500.
LG LW6500 47" | Rated 40% by by vikch (Nov, 2011)I was not very happy with the Quality of the picture, Clear motion rate is very low.
Apps
LG LW6500 47" | Rated 80% by by leesterAdvertising is a little shaky when they say "Smart TV allows you to access limitless content, thousands of movies, customizable apps, videos and the best of the web all organized in a simple to use interface" I don't use Netflix type features at this point, but the one reason I decided to get this model and pay for a tv that has "smart tv" built in was to be able to access anything on the internet including, youtube video's etc..
LG LW6500 47" | Rated 100% by by Kim-Shorter (Sep, 2011)LG has released several updates allowing a better 3D picture, a decent web browser and several apps including HULU+, Amazon Instant Streaming and Netflix.
LG LW6500 47" | Rated 100% by by Doylezor (Feb, 2012)The streaming apps are decent, what one would expect from any internet enabled device with streaming apps.
Competition What else you should consider
| | 2 | Samsung 630 Series (2011) Consistent calibrated gamma Samsung 630 Series (2011) vs LG LW6500 |
| | 3 | LG LM7600 3-way tie: Fastest refresh rate LM7600 55" vs LW6500 47" |
| | 4 | Sharp AQUOS LC-70LE640U Biggest screen Sharp AQUOS LC-70LE640U vs LG LW6500 |
| | 5 | LG LW5300 Lightest LW5300 42" vs LW6500 47" |
| | 6 | Sony BRAVIA XBR6 Series Rated the best by consumers Sony BRAVIA XBR6 Series vs LG LW6500 |
| | 7 | Sharp E69U 5-way tie: OK component A/V inputs Sharp E69U vs LG LW6500 |
| | 8 | Vizio M3D 650KD 2-way tie: Has a QWERTY remote Vizio M3D 650KD vs LG LW6500 |
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