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TOP HDTVs of 2012
Top rated recommendations in different size categories for our Best of LCD TV list for 2012.
The following list is based on quality, value, price and feature categories for LCD TVs. We test a large number of LCD TVs every year and specialize in understanding the recurring strengths and weaknesses of LCD TV manufacturers. Though we have not tested each and every model, we feel comfortable in recommending these models based on our experience and the quality/price analysis. Our Best of LCD TV list is compromised of our editors choice recommendations from each size category of LCD Televisions.
Scroll down to find the size category you are searching for and then click on the check price button for prices and specifications. This Best LCD TV lists from 32" to 65" in size.
55 inch LCD TV
Though the ES6500 will undoubtedly be the more popular unit. The ES6580
offers more value by way of 4 free pairs of 3D glasses and a Skype
camera. This is a feature laden value model, that does not have the best
picture available but delivers a solid one. It also eschews a lot of
fancy features that ultimately delivery little value.
55 inch LCD TV
It's not too inexpensive at $1899 but this TV has tons of features and a
great picture from a clear coat screen with almost no bezel frame.
Although the 55LM7600 does not have the premium LED backlighting package
with local dimming, 3D content still looks good and color seems just as
good on this set as the higher end models form LG for 2012. The Magic
Remote works better for browsing than anything on the market.
60 inch LCD TV
For $2000 you get this massive 60" TV which is pretty loaded as well
with 240Hz, 3D, and Smart TV features. Picture is good too except for
side angles.
47 inch LCD TV
This one wont kill your wallet but still gets you almost all the best features and a good picture. The LG47LM6200 47” screen does not have the sleek new Cinema Screen design that the higher end LG LEDs for 2012 have. Instead it hs a 1.2” wide bezel frame and around a 2.2” depth of the panel- which is still slim enough to call thin and marvel at while hanging on the wall.
55 inch LCD TV
This Toshiba model has lots for offer such as the new Aero design and a neat remote app for iPads or other mobile devices. The 55L6200U includes built in Wifi and a web browser for easy access to the Internet. Navigation is better as well due to a full QWERTY keyboard remote control with a typing pad.
60 inch LCD TV
This is the Mac-daddy for Samsung for 2012. It's loaded with features - many of which are just cool for novelty's sake. But the TV is great overall. The LED lighting in this top end LED-LCD is edge lit as opposed to the higher end but much more difficult full-array local dimming.
55 inch LED TV
The 55ES7500 is loaded with new features as well as keeping many of the best from last year including Smart TV, active 3D and best in class clear coat LCD front panel for added depth, detail, black levels, and excellent peak whites. Altogether enabling some of the best contrast on the market. At $2200 it's a TV you will constantly be amazed by the picture quality. The Smart Interaction features can be a bit trying and frustrating, but they are not necessary for operation.
55 inch LED TV
This 32" 720p resolution traditional CCFL LCD TV has nice lines for a clean appearance. It's not as clunky looking as many of the inexpensive 32 inch TVs on the market. It comes in at a great price, just $279 from most authorized resellers. Picture quality suffers from the usual problems LCD TVs have like side angle viewing and lower contrast from the matte screen finish, but this one stands out because of its good price to value and quality ratio.
2011 Best LCD TV
32 inch LCD TV
The 2011 D450 line of LCDs from Samsung replaces the C450 line. These
are a line of small, 720p, 60Hz, CCFL backlit LCDs. We found the picture
quality of the C450 series to be rather good for a line of budget TVs
and think the LN32D450 would make an excellent TV for the bedroom,
kitchen, office or student dorm room. The D450 can also double as a
computer monitor but the 720p resolution will feel a little low in the
larger models.
40 " LCD Television
Alongside it's LED TV series, Samsung continues to offer
traditionally backlit LCD televisions. The D630 series replaces 2010's
C630 series. We liked the C650 series a lot when we reviewed it and
found it to be a great value with a great picture. The 630 line was the
same as the 650 without internet connectivity features. This year the
630 includes WiFi and the new Allshare feature but it still doesn't go
online.
46" LED Television
For 2011 Samsung ups the ante in TVs again, their UN series LED TVs
were immensely popular in 2011 and each one we reviewed was impressive
in picture quality, appearance, feature set and overall quality.
Replacing last year's C8000 series are the D8000 series and they are
slimmer, lighter, better looking and loaded with even more features. It
doesn't look like Samsung will be losing the TV crown in 2011.
46" LCD TV 1080p
In last years C6500 we noticed inconsistency across gray scales especially in blue tones. Those mistakes are corrected in the D6000. Color rendition in the D6000 is accurate, realistic and vibrant - all three traits we look for in color quality. In scenes from the Blu Ray version of Troy we noted greens and blues as spot on with the odd turquoise and gold uniform colors of the Spartans. Blacks appear inky and saturated from front and center. Dark Shadow detail is also above average. Color uniformity looked good to us except at side angles.
46" LED Television
"I'm a big fan of the appearance of this TV. It has a piano black satin finish rather than high gloss which looks refined and expensive. The framing bezel is only an inch thick and the bottom of the panel remains minimalistic and does not have the gray strip from last year. The EX720 is only 1.68" deep and that includes a small flange that sticks out from the back bottom. 95% of the TV is only 1" in depth." - Robert Wiley,
55" LED TV
The UN55D7000 uses a 1080p, 240Hz LCD panel with LED edge lighting,
the edge lighting is capable of local dimming for increased contrast in
dark scenes and better contrast than LED or LCD televisions with
constant back lighting.
These Samsung LED panels can get very bright and they produce rich, saturated color. Sometimes the colors can appear oversaturuated but many viewers like that look and broadcast and cable networks comply by oversaturating their content. Color leap off the screen but if you desire more realistic color you can use the wide variety of picture controls to tone down the appearace to one more suitable for your viewing.
52" LCD/LED TV
The LE830 is the replacement for the popular LE820 series from Sharp's 2010 lineup. The TV contains all the best edge lit picture quality features that Sharp has except the panel is 120Hz instead of 240Hz. It is designed for those that want the best picture and a great looking set, but do not care about 3D TV inclusion.
55" LED Television
The UN55D6300 is another in the extensive 6 series lineup of LED edge-lit LCD televisions. The picture quality is a strong highlight, especially for an edge-lit model and for the first time we weren't diving for the remote to shut off the 120Hz feature. It is decidedly better on the 2011 Samsung LEDs and this is the first year we don't recommend turning it off for all viewing. When viewing some sources it is noticeable but for the most part it's a huge improvement.
Another 2011 improvement in Samsung's line-up is the Smart TV feature, the whole system works better and it is faster and more user friendly. The menus are easier to navigate and the Samsung App store shows improvement in the same area.
60" LED TV
Sharp's new X-gen LED panel with Quattron Quad pixel technology is impressing me more and more. Once you review as many TVs as we do, you get used to the most subtle differences in a TVs picture performance. What I am beginning to realize is that Quattron panels offer something more than your average LED TV. Not only are yellow and gold colors more acutely interesting, all of the colors pop more – but not with typical contrast enhancement. Maintaining a natural richness while improving color dynamics is a difficult task, and I am more and more a believer in this technology which I initially thought was a gimmick to be quite honest. The LC-60LE830 enjoys all the benefits of Sharp's best panels while foregoing some of the more expensive features.
65" LED TV
Samsung's 8000 series LED TVs for 2010 feature 3D capability in a
slim, contemporary design thanks to the LED edge lighting. Samsung's
proprietary 3D system allows compatibility with multiple 3D formats to
provide access to 3D content from many sources.
For 2010 Samsung continues to push the art of television design with new bezels and brushed metal frames along with new Touch of Color choices like "mystic earth". Also feature chrome and other inspired features Samsung aims to make the television a center piece in any room.
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