Compare Prices : LG 37LF66

Review summary: The 42LF66 boasts possibly the most intense colour saturations we've seen on a 42in TV

Pros: Rich colours ; Plenty of features ; Sharp HD

Cons: Black levels could be better ; Noisy SD pictures

Verdict: In the face of the fine opposition elsewhere, the 42LF66 doesn't do enough to win us to its cause

Review summary: It's got plenty of other tricks up its sleeve, too. For instance, connections include two HDMIs, a component video input, and two Scarts, with the HDMIs able to take 1080p feeds from HD DVD/Blu-ray players.

Pros: Great price, good looks, full HD pixel count, plenty of features, very rich colours

Cons: Black level issues, colour tone issues, standard def performance not great

Review summary: For a budget LCD TV it's got most bases covered - it can even accept a 24p Full HD source. But what's it like in action?

Verdict: Provided it's showing a bright, colourful scene from an HD source, the LG 37LF66 can deliver really outstanding pictures - and in this respect it definitely outguns most other budget LCD TVs. The only -little' problem is that sadly we happen to live ...

Review summary: Despite its bargain price tag, the LG 37LF66 doesn't look cheap. The 37-inch 'Full HD' LCD TV has a slender profile to add to good looks and comes equipped with plenty of connections. HD sources look clean and sharp while video noise is kept to a ...

Pros: Aggressively priced for a 'Full HD' TV ; extremely bright and colourful pictures

Cons: Colour tones can be variable ; black levels aren't the best ; images can be noisy

Verdict: LG's latest 'Full HD' LCD TV, the 37LF66, sure talks a good talk, with some impressive on-paper specifications being sold for what on the surface looks like a cracking price. But closer investigation reveals that it's not quite the bargain it first ...