Our Verdict
The LG LH5750 would probably be fine for most people that are shopping for a budget TV. It is not ideal for any usage, but instead provides consistent all-round performance which is average or below. Only supporting 2 HDMI ports will be an issue for many people, and the bad uniformity will disappoint sports fans.
- Excellent smart platform
- Provides decent living room performance thanks to the brightness and reflections
- Dirty screen effect very visible when watching sports
- Narrow viewing angle
- Above average motion blur
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Differences Between Sizes And Variants
We tested the 55" (55LH5750), the only size available at the moment. There is also a variant called 55LH575A that we expect to have the same picture quality.
If someone comes across a different type of panel or if their LG 55LH5750 doesn't correspond to our review, let us know and we will update the review.
| Size | Model |
| 55" | 55LH5750 |
Popular TV Comparisons
The LH5750 is very cheap for an LG TV, however this shows in the lack of features and average performance. In a market segment dominated by TCL and Vizio, these budget brands provide better performance for the same price as the LH5750.
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Test Results
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