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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Vizio M3D Series

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LG LE5500

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from $1,799

65" 1080p LCD
3D 120 Hz
Internet enabled

Released April, 2012

The screen size is excellent and the sound is great.

Rated 100% by by Jennifer-D-Souza (Jul, 2012)

from $649

47" 1080p LED-backlit
120 Hz
Internet enabled

older Released November, 2011

The LE5500 does offer plenty of perks, including accurate color, decent bright-room performance, a stylishly thin frame and numerous Internet features, but seekers of LED-based LCDs who place a premium on image quality should look elsewhere.

Rated 62% by by c|net (Jun, 2010)

Conclusion Which is better for you?

Vizio M3D Series

LG LE5500

54%

72%

FeaturesView Details

22%

20%

Popularity

100%

PerformanceView Details

82%

73%

ReviewsView Details

Winner

LGLE5500

Overall Score

Features Key features of the Vizio M3D Series compared to the LG LE5500

“65

LCD

Colors are excellent and vibrant and the 250 Hz on a screen this size works effortlessly to give very fluid looking movements.

Rated 100% by by edwina (Dec, 2012)

47”

LED-backlit

It's worth noting that LG's system allowed us to choose the most linear gamma setting, which turned out to be 1.9, and come very close to our target 2.2 gamma (at 2.22 average).

Rated 62% by by c|net (Jun, 2010)

size

M3D Series65"

LE550047"

The size of the screen really improves the experience.

M3D Series by Mike (Nov, 2012)

We performed a hands-on evaluation of the 47-inch LG 47LE5500, but this review also applies to the other screen sizes in the series.

LE5500 by c|net (Jun, 2010)

Performance Real world tests of Vizio M3D Series vs LG LE5500

Differences What are the advantages of each

Full specs comparison

Vizio M3D Series

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Advantages compared to the LG LE5500

Much bigger	65"	vs	47"
Around 40% bigger

Supports 3D	Yes	vs	No
Somewhat common; enjoy realistic 3D videos at home

Significantly more highly reviewed by consumers	81.5%	vs	73.17%
More than 10% more highly reviewed by consumers

LG LE5500

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Advantages compared to the Vizio M3D Series

Has a VESA mount	200 mm x 200 mm	vs	None
Very few TVs have a VESA mount; easily mount your TV on a wall using standardized hardware

Reviews Word on the street

	Vizio M3D Series		LG LE5500
	Rated 80% Read the review (Jul, 2012) Rated 73% Read the review (Dec, 2011) While the TV's 3D effect isn't very well-implemented here, at least you get four pairs of glasses in the box, so watching an occasional 3D movie as a family doesn't require any additional outlay or effort on your part.		Rated 62% Read the review (Jun, 2010) Rated 62% Read the review (Jun, 2010) A few custom games are included, but they have all the sophistication of games you get for free on a free cell phone.

	Rated 83% by 1 users at amazon.com Great picture, 3D nice feature with 3D Blu ray and 3D on Demand via cable company, Don't expect 3D on 2D broadcasts, you have to be in 3D mode with 3D source. Rated 100% by by PeterO2 (Nov, 2012) Just to emphasize the 3D, had a friend who had never seen a 3D movie previously and said he had no interest in 3D... until he put on the glasses and was absolutely amazed. Rated 80% by by Drew (Apr, 2013) That’s the best 3D that I is comparable to 3D theater. Rated 100% by by SJ (Apr, 2013)		Rated 84% by 50 users at amazon.com It produces sound as crisp and clear as any other set I've owned, but it lacks the low end range that my surround sound has. Rated 100% by by L.-Bridgman--technogeek (Nov, 2010) Sound is good for such a thin TV and turning on the Infinite sound function helps. Rated 100% by by Prashant-Sistla--PrazVT (Jun, 2010) I played xbox 360 on a monitor before because my 19" wide screen had a better quality picture than my 27" big "tube" TV. Rated 100% by by RCM106 (Dec, 2010)