Compare Prices : LG 42LC46

Review summary: It's got a handy two HDMI sockets too, both able to handle 1080p feeds (though this isn't majorly important on a 32in TV), plus a dedicated PC port.

Pros: Price, attractive design, good colours and HD clarity

Cons: Backlight spillage across screen, slightly noisy standard def pictures, occasional colour tone issues

Review summary: LG is no stranger to the world of low-cost TVs, and the 32LC46 continues the company's high standards in design and performance. This HD Ready LCD TV also punches well above its weight with features and enjoys a sophisticated focus on picture colour ...

Pros: Stylish ; outstandingly rich colours ; HD is crystal clear

Cons: Backlight spillage from the picture's edges ; standard definition can look noisy ; some colour tones look off-balance

Verdict: Although the 32LC46's generally very likeable picture performance has its appeal reduced by a couple of niggly flaws, the TV still has a lot to offer -- especially as a second-room option -- when you take its ultra-aggressive price into account

Review summary: HD material looks sharp and detailed

Pros: Detailed HD pics ; Impressive connectivity ; Affordable

Cons: Underwhelming audio ; Poor Freeview pictures ; Motion judder issues

Verdict: Sonically the 32LC46 is above average for such a cheap and relatively small TV, with a clean, crisp soundstage

Review summary: LG gets its hands dirty in the budget 32in LCD TV playground.

Verdict: However much leeway we try to give the 32LC46 on account of its knock-down price, it's impossible to completely ignore its image flaws - especially the irksome light seepage problem. On the other hand, the sub--400 price tag IS very cheap for a set ...