Conclusion Get the lowdown
Features How they compare
Performance Real world benchmarks
Differences Technical showdown
Reviews Word on the street
Competition Others to consider
Discussion Answers and opinions

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LG LM7600
Sony HX850
LG LM6200
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LG LS5700

LG LW5600

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LG LM6700

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Ranked #3 and #5 in cheapest LG TVs with Passive 3D

from $1,100

55" 1080p LED-backlit
3D 120 Hz
Internet enabled

older Released March, 2011

More importantly, we didn't notice any difference in fatigue or discomfort (unrelated to glasses fit, that is) between the two 3D technologies.

Rated 76% by by c|net (Jun, 2011)

3D
Internet enabled

Released January, 2012

To anyone looking for a TV for under $1000 I would highly recommend this and feel like it's a solid purchase even if it didn't contain 3D but getting the addition of 3D is a nice bonus.

Rated 100% by by John-R. (Jul, 2012)

Conclusion Which is better for you?

LG LW5600

LG LM6700

81%

40%

FeaturesView Details

40%

78%

Popularity

100%

PerformanceView Details

82%

69%

ReviewsView Details

Winner

LGLW5600

Overall Score

Features Key features of the LG LW5600 compared to the LG LM6700

“55

LED-backlit

Both types of 3D TVs can handle any of the new 3D formats used by Blu-ray, TV broadcasts, and video games, and both require viewers to don 3D glasses, but each has its advantages and disadvantages.

Rated 76% by by c|net (Jun, 2011)

Unknown

Blu-Ray movies look okay but Samsung or Panasonic sets blow this out of the water.

Rated 20% by by Baz

Performance Real world tests of LG LW5600 vs LG LM6700

Differences What are the advantages of each

Full specs comparison

LG LW5600

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Advantages compared to the LM6700 42"

Significantly more highly reviewed by consumers	82.04%	vs	69.14%
Around 20% more highly reviewed by consumers

LG LM6700

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Advantages compared to the LW5600 55"

Sortable is not aware of any important advantages of the LM6700 42" vs the LW5600 55".

Reviews Word on the street

	LG LW5600		LG LM6700
	Rated 76% Read the review (Jun, 2011) Rated 76% Read the review (Jun, 2011) The matte screen of the LG was a boon under the lights, muting reflections better than the glossy Samsung or the plasmas and preserving black levels quite well.		Rated 58% Read the review (May, 2012)

	Rated 88% by 441 users at amazon.com The viewing angle is very good for a LCD TV and the glare (when the sun shines onto the TV in the morning) is much less than on our previous Sony Trinitron's screen. Rated 100% by by Marsha-A.-Lavoie (Feb, 2012) The picture was crisp and clear. Rated 100% by by Y.-Wang (Dec, 2011) Blu-ray movies are amazing and will remind you why you went Blu-ray in the first place. Rated 100% by by Michael-D.-Newcomer--Photography-Junkie (Jan, 2012)		Rated 80% by 118 users at amazon.com Best Picture quality even on non HD channels, HD Looks amazing and even the 3D is not bad even though I never watched a full movie with 3D feature on. Rated 100% by by rafi-mizrahi (Aug, 2012) I've read quite a few reviews regarding the sound quality but I can honestly say that the sound from the stock speakers are pretty good. Rated 100% by by 4SLAJT (Dec, 2012) It's just a very modern design. Rated 60% by by A.-Sinnary (Aug, 2012)