LG 32LB582B 32 inch (81 cm) LED HD-Ready TV

***I'm adding this headline because of negative reviews, please do not care about them. Just buy this TV and enjoy like me :) ***nI purchased this TV for 30,900 with 3000/- cash back on SBI credit card. So my effective price is 28K only. 32" Smart TV for 28K... Amazing.. Delivery also too fast. nTV Pros:n1. Looks, slim design, less weight, joy stick manual button operationn2. 3 directions adjustable wall mounting kit by LGn3. LG TV smart app for android (U can use it as mouse and keyboard), no need of LG smart remote controllern4. Inbuilt-Wifi/3.5mm Headphone jack/Chrome like browser/Time machine(video recorder, works with my DTH)n5. Audio is good on cable/DTH connectionsn6. Very good display color productionn7. 3 HDMI/ 3 USBn8. Automatically detecting media content from Win7/8 laptop when you connect TV & Lappy are on same wifi networkn9. Watching hollywood movies is a great experiencen10. Side viewing is also not bad.n11. Remote controller have most of the operations buttonsn12. TV stand looks damn sexy design nCons:n1. Very low audio when u play movies from USB (Few people have reviewed that they don't have this issue)n2. Only 1.6GB free space available for Apps/video recording (you cannot copy those recorded videos to USB but read few reviews that we can directly record videos to external HDD connected. Honestly speaking, how many times will u record a video??)n3. 4 Star rating is only because of low audio output from USB videos (I tried ten different movies from USB).nI hope this review is enough for people who are planning to purchase a smart TV...nOne thing I can say... I thought of buying at TV after 6 months.. but this Flipkart price tempted me to buy so early. You will never regret after buying this.

First, the TV does not support wireless headphones. That was a very important requirement for me - I watch TV in the nights when others at home are asleep. I had a Samsung TV that I bought in 2003 that supported wireless headphones, and I thought that was such a basic feature that I did not even think to check. I could not return the TV, and am now stuck with a white elephant that I bought for Rs. 32,000.nnThen, LG's customer service truly sucks. The local people did not turn up for installation in the time they promised, and I had to hound them and bear their extreme indifference. One of them was downright rude to me. The service head in Hyderabad (Rachita or Rajita) never took my calls, or returned them - ever. I even messaged her, but no response to that either.nnThe call centre (18001809999) is pointless and inefficient. You have to hold for long periods of time, and after someone finally comes on the line and you narrate your problem, they tell you they'll arrange a callback in 24 hours. Nobody calls back. When you yourself call back to clarify, they say they meant 24 *working* hours. Sleazy. Anyway, they do not call back then, either. Nobody ever responded to the complaint I made.nnFor the navigation in the Smart TV section (where all the internet-related stuff is), the remote they give is a pain to use - it is fine only for the main TV. If you want to use the smart TV section well, you have to buy a separate Magic Remote, which costs another 1500-2000.nnThe TV has only one set of RCA cable inputs, which means you can connect only 1 device providing output via that mode at a time. What does that mean? My old TV had 2 sets of those, so I had a DVD player and the normal cable TV's set-top box both plugged in, and I could use the remote itself to toggle between cable TV and DVD. Now I need to go back to the TV each time I want to shift, and unplug one set of cable and plug in another set of cables. (You could see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjBwotfnpSs for clarification on what those cables mean.) nnThe TV does have 2-3 HDMI ports and 3 USB ports too to take inputs, but there are no convertors in the market for RCA to HDMI/USB, or any 2-in-1-out / 4-in-1-out convertors for the RCA cables. I searched for a whole day.nnSo I either need to upgrade my set-top box to one with HDMI output (Rs. 2,500 extra) or buy a new DVD player with HDMI output (Rs. 2,000). Since I bought this TV.nnAnd as I said, you really need the Magic Remote if you want comfort, or if someone not very tech-savvy or with some handicap needs to use any of the Smart TV options (like your mother who may want to watch something on YouTube). That costs a further Rs. 1500-2000, as I mentioned.nnOverall, a bad TV, backed by miserable, insensitive customer service.