LG 50PG20 50" plasma TV widescreen 720p HDTV gloss piano black
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Manufacturer: LG
Model: 50PG20
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: LG
Label: LG
Features for LG 50PG20 50" plasma TV widescreen 720p HDTV gloss piano black:
- 720p HD Resolution
- 20,000:1 Contrast Ratio
- Fluid Motion (180Hz Effect)
- 3x HDMITM V.1.3 with Deep Color
Small Picture
Medium Picture
Customer Reviews
Very Happy With this TV 
2008-06-30
We could not be any happier with our purchase of this Plasma.
This TV was my family's first venture into the world of HD. We considered many factors, such as screen size, price, on-going maintenance expenses, and getting something that we would be happy with for a good number of years. We were first drawn to Projections, because of the huge screens available for reasonable prices, but were turned off by the good possibility of having to purchase a new expensive bulb every year of so. LCD's were nice, but their price in larger screens was significantly higher than Plasmas, and they have the problem with the viewing angle. In the end, we decided to go with a Plasma no smaller that 50 inches, because we didn't want to feel as if we needed a "bigger" TV a few years down the road.
Before purchasing the LG 720p, we tried the same resolution in the Insignia 50 Inch Plasma. That was in our house for one day when we decided to return it to get something of better quality, which turned out to be this LG. The price of the LG was only a little more than the Insignia, but the quality was so much better.
The picture is phenomenal. I cannot tell any difference between the picture on this compared to Plasmas that cost 4-5 times as much. Even non-HD channels look great on this.
The appearance is very nice as well. The color of the case is "piano black" which looks really slick.
We bought the Init Wall Mount for this TV, and it works great. It was simple and fast to install.
The only possible negative with the LG was the sound. This was the one area where we actually liked the Insignia better. On some stations, we have to crank the sound up to 60 or beyond. With our Wii, it only needs to be in the teens. So the issue is probably more with my Cable Provider and/or Cable Box. But as I indicated, we did notice better sound with the Insignia.
There was an issue when we first got the TV out of the box and hooked it up. There was a white vertical line on the far right-hand side of the TV that ran the entire height. You could see some blurry images through the white, so I knew it wasn't just a aspect ratio setting. This line started going away the second day of viewing, and by the third day it was gone completely and have had no problems with it since (we have now owned this for about a month). Maybe it just needed to get "broken in"???
We also purchased a 4-Year Extended Warranty from the store we got this from, mostly for peace of mind on this investment. Their Extended Warranty does cover burn-in, so that is a good thing to know just in case one of the kids leaves it on. But hopefully we will never have to use it.
Overall, we are thrilled with this TV, and we wholeheartedly recommend it.
